Canada. Defence Planning Guidance 2001 - Chapter 3

Title: Canada. Defence Planning Guidance 2001 - Chapter 3 - Annex

ANNEX

Force Structure

CMS Force Structure

Ser		Forces	01/02	02/03	03/04	Remarks
1. Operational Forces
a.	IROQUOIS Class (DDH 280)		4	No change	No change
b.	HALIFAX Class (FFH)		12	No change	No change
c.	AOR		2	No change	No change
d.	Oberon Class SSK		0	0	0
e.	Victoria Class SSK		4	No change	No change	IAW SCLE project delivery schedule.
f.	Kingston Class Maritime Coastal Defence Vessel		12	No change	No change
g.	Fleet Diving Units		2	No Change	No Change
h.	CF Integrated Undersea Surveillance Centre		1	No Change	No Change
i.	Fleet Commanders With The Appropriate Maritime Operations Groups		2	No Change	No Change
j.	Harbour Defence Units		4	No Change	No Change
k.	Regional Naval Control Of Shipping Units		4	No Change	No Change
l.	Convoy Commodore Units		2	No Change	No Change
m.	Air Assets Provided By CAS
2. Command & Control (component of strategic HQ (CMS))
a.	Op HQs (MARLANT & MARPAC)		2	No Change	No Change
b.	Communications Detachments (C2 Supporting Elements)		2	No Change	No Change
c.	Acoustic Data Analysis Centres (C2 Supporting Elements)		2	No Change	No Change
3. Support to Operations
a. Training
(1)	CF Fleet School Quebec(C2 Supporting Element)		1	No Change	No Change
(2)	Canadian Forces Maritime Warfare Centre (CFMWC) Halifax (C2 Supporting Element)		1	No Change	No Change
(3)	Canadian Forces Naval Operations School (CFNOS) Halifax		1	No Change	No Change
(4)	Canadian Forces Naval Engineering School (CFNES) Halifax		1	No Change	No Change
(5)	VENTURE, Naval Officer Training Centre (NOTC) Esquimalt		1	No Change	No Change
(6)	Canadian Forces Fleet School (CFFS) Esquimalt		1	No Change	No Change
(7)	Naval Reserve Divisions (NRDs)		24	No Change	No Change
(8)	Sea Training Units (Halifax and Esquimalt)		2	No Change	No Change
b. Infrastructure, Material & Personnel Support
(1)	CFB Halifax		1	No Change	No Change
(2)	Fleet Maintenance Facilities		2	No Change	No Change
(3)	Personnel Support Unit (PSU) Halifax		1	No Change	No Change
(4)	CFB Esquimalt		1	No Change	No Change
(5)	CFS St. John's		1	No Change	No Change
(6)	Queen's Harbour Master (Halifax and Esquimalt)		2	No Change	No Change
(7)	Forward Logistics Support Units		As required	As required	As required
(8)	Auxiliary Vessels		As required	As required	As required

CLS Force Structure

Ser	Forces	01/02		02/03		03/04	Remarks
1. Operational Forces
a.	Three similarly-structured, geographically dispersed, multi-purpose brigade groups each comprised of three infantry battalions, an armoured regiment, an artillery regiment, an engineer regiment and a reconnaissance squadron with appropriate combat support and combat service support.	3		No Change		No Change
b.	An EW squadron	1		No Change		No Change	This capability will be retained from 1^st Cdn Division and Signal Squadron
c.	An engineer support regiment	1		No Change		No Change
d.	An air defence regiment	1		No Change		No Change
e.	The land component of the Canadian Support Group (the General Support (GS) Group)	No Change		TBD		TBD	GS Group Headquarters Kingston NMSC project will recommend final force structure
f.	Reserve Brigade Groups plus essential combat support and combat service support elements	10		TBD		TBD	The final number of Brigade Groups will be determined through the Land Force Reserve Restructure process
g.	Aviation assets provided by CAS	No Change		No Change		No Change
2. Command and Control
a.	1 component of strategic HQ (CLS)	1	No Change		No Change
b.	4 Land Force Area HQ (Western, Central, Quebec and Atlantic)	4	No Change		No Change
c.	Land Force Doctrine and Training System Headquarters	1	No Change		No Change
3. Support to Operations
a. Training:
(1)	Combat Training Centre	1	No Change		No Change
(2)	Area Training Centres	4	No Change		No Change
(3)	Canadian Land Force Command and Staff College	1	No Change		No Change
(4)	Canadian Parachute Centre	1	No Change		No Change
(5)	Peace Support Training Centre	1	No Change		No Change
(6)	Joint Command and Staff Training Centre	1	No Change		No Change
b. Infrastructure, Materiel and Personnel Support:
(1) 1 Area Support Group (ASG) LFWA
i.	CFB/Area Support Unit (ASU) Edmonton	1	No Change		No Change
ii.	CFB/ASU Shilo	1	No Change		No Change
iii.	ASU Calgary	1	No Change		No Change
iv.	ASU Chilliwack	1	No Change		No Change
v.	CFB Suffield	1	No Change		No Change
vi.	CF Detention Barracks	1	No Change		No Change
(2) 2 ASG LFCA
i.	CFB/ASU Petawawa	1	No Change		No Change
ii.	CFB/ASU Kingston	1	No Change		No Change
iii.	ASU London	1	No Change		No Change
iv.	ASU Toronto	1	No Change		No Change
v.	ASU Northern Ontario	1	No Change		No Change
(3) 3 ASG LFAA
i.	CFB/ASU Gagetown	1	No Change		No Change
(4) 5 ASG SQFT
i.	CFB/ASU Valcartier	1	No Change		No Change
ii.	ASU St-Jean	1	No Change		No Change
iii.	ASU Montreal	1	No Change		No Change

Note: Force structure may change significantly pending completion of DPG 2000 Change Objective 3 (Modernize), Goal #1 Transitioning the Army.

CAS Force Structure

Ser	Forces	01/02	02/03	03/04	Remarks
1. Operational Forces
a.	SQN Tactical Transport (CC130)	3	No change	No change
b.	SQN Strategic Transport (CC150)	1	No change	No change
c.	SQN Maritime Patrol (CP140)	3	No change	No change
d.	SQN Maritime Helicopter (CH124)	2	No change	No change
e.	SQN Tactical Fighters (CF-18)	4	No change	No change
f.	SQN Tactical Helicopter (CH146)	5	No change	No change
g.	SQN SAR ( CH113, CC115, CC130)	4 *	No change	No change	* Introduction of the COMORANT and retirement of the CH113 & CC115
h.	SQN Transport and Rescue (CC138)	1	No change	No change
i.	NATO Airborne Early Warning (AEW)	No change	No change	No change	Current establishment of 118 persons
All operational fleets share resources with Operational Training Units (OUT).
2. Command & Control
a.	1 CAD	1	No change	No change
3. Support to Operations
a. Training
(1)	Flying Training Schools (73 x CT114, 4 x CT142)	2*	No Change	No Change	* Introduction of the NFTC and the retirement of the CT114
(2)	Sqn Maritime Helicopter OTU	1	No change	No change
(3)	Sqn Maritime Patrol OTU	1	No change	No change
(4)	Sqn Tactical Helicopter OTU	1	No change	No change
(5)	Sqn Tactical Fighter OTU	1	No change	No change
(6)	Sqn Transport OTU	1	No change	No change
b. Combat Support
(1)	Sqn Combat Support	2*	0*	0	* Retirement of the CT 133
(2)	Sqn Transport (CC144)	1	No Change	No Change
c. Air Demonstration
(1)	Sqn (CT114)	1	No Change	No Change	CAS to determine way ahead
d. Infrastructure, Material & Personnel Support
(1)	3 Wing Bagotville	1	No change	No change
(2)	4 Wing Cold Lake	1	No change	No change
(3)	5 Wing Goose Bay	1	No change	No change
(4)	8 Wing Trenton	1	No change	No change
(5)	9 Wing Gander	1	No change	No change
(6)	14 Wing Greenwood	1	No change	No change
(7)	15 Wing Moose Jaw	1	No change	No change
(8)	17 Wing Winnipeg	1	No change	No change
(9)	19 Wing Comox	1	No change	No change
(10)	22 Wing North Bay	1	No change	No change
	Lodger Units
i.	1 Wing Kingston	1	No change	No change
ii.	12 Wing Shearwater/Pat Bay	1	No change	No change
iii.	16 Wing Borden	1	No change	No change

Assigned Force Structures

DCDS - The following force structure has been assigned to DCDS:

1. Operational Forces
a. 1 Construction Engineering Unit
b. CF Joint Operations Group

c.Personnel assigned to NATO posts
d. Personnel assigned to NORAD HQs and staffs
e. Canadian Defence Liaison Staff (Washington)
f. Canadian Defence Liaison Staff (London)
g. Canadian Forces Attach� Offices
h. Canadian Forces Photographic Unit
i. Canadian Forces Liaison Officer Establishment
j. Canadian Forces National Counter Intelligence Unit (CFNCIU)
k. Canadian Intelligence Liaison Officer (London)
l. Canadian Intelligence Liaison Officer (Washington)
m. Commanders and staffs on peacekeeping duties
n. Dwyer Hill Training Centre
o. Mapping and Charting Establishment
p. Military Security Guard Unit

2. Command and Control
a. National Defence Operations Centre
b. National Defence Intelligence Centre

3. Support to Operations
a. Infrastructure, Materiel and Personnel Support:

4. CFNA - The following force structure has been assigned to CFNA:

5. Support to Operations
a. Infrastructure, Materiel and Personnel Support:

ADM (IM) - The following force structure has been assigned to ADM (IM):

1. Operational Forces
a. The following components of the CF Information Operations Group:

b. NATO Integrated Communications System (Folley Lakes, NS), Canadian Component
c. NATO Communications Facility (Ottawa), Canadian Component
d. HF Radio Gateway (Great Village, NS)
e. 76 Communications Group Det Selfkant
f. Communication Reserve forces:

2. Command and Control
a. Information Management Group Headquarters
b. CF Information Operations Group HQ

3. Support to Operations
a. Training - Nil
b. Infrastructure, Materiel and Personnel Support:

ADM(HR) - The following force structure has been assigned to ADM(HR):

1. Operational Forces
a. Role 3 Medical
b. Nuclear Biological Chemical Incident Response

2. Command and Control
a. CF Medical Group Headquarters
b. CF Recruiting, Education and Training System Headquarters
c. CF Recruiting Group
d. CF Training Support Group

3. Support to Operations
a. Training:

b. Infrastructure, Materiel and Personnel Support:

ADM (IE) - The following properties are managed by ADM (IE) (*earmarked for disposal):

a. Downsview;
b. Ipperwash*;
c. Moncton*;
d. Calgary*;
e. Chilliwack*; and
f. Jericho Beach*.

ADM(Mat) - The following force structure will be provided:

1. Operational Forces
a. 3 Canadian Support Group
b. 4 Canadian Forces Movement Control Unit

2. Support to Operations
a. Infrastructure, Materiel and Personnel Support:

ADM (S&T) - The following force structure will be provided

1. Support to Operations
a. Infrastructure, Material and Personnel Support:

ADM (Fin CS) - The following force structure will be provided:

1. Support to Operations
a. Infrastructure, Materiel and Personnel Support:

1. Canadian Forces Support Unit Ottawa
VCDS - The following force structure will be provided:

1. Support to Operations
a. Infrastructure, Materiel and Personnel Support:
b. Canadian Forces National Investigation Service (CFNIS)