The Royal Canadian Navy relies on various groups and units within its organization to ensure that its ships and personnel are protected, both at home in 🇨🇦and around the 🌏. One such group is the Naval Tactical Operations Group (NTOG), a full-time, dedicated unit within the RCN that specializes in: ✅advanced boarding operations at sea. ✅This includes intercepting suspect vessels in order to prevent the movement of illicit cargo and materiel at sea, called maritime interdiction operations, and

"HMCS Kingston and HMCS Shawinigan are the first HMC ships to proceed alongside in Togo, and it's an incredible honor to be a part of this historical visit. Our Togolese friends have been nothing but welcoming since we first pulled alongside, they have a family feel of their nation here and we are really looking forward to working with them in the near future". | Royal Canadian Navy

Prioritizing Sailors. ⚓️ 📍NORFOLK, Va.—Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Adm. Daryl Caudle held his first all-hands call as the Navy’s 34th CNO aboard USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) at Naval Station Norfolk, Aug. 28, addressing Truman Sailors and commands from across the waterfront. Sailors filled the hangar bay as Caudle outlined his priorities for the Navy’s future—The Foundry, The Fleet, and The Way We Fight. While aboard, Caudle discussed the importance of taking care of Sailors, advancing read

6.1K views · 162 reactions | Black Canadians have a proud history of service in our Navy. People like Victoria Cross recipient William Hall, & Raymond Lawrence who became the first black Canadian to be appointed to CPO 1st class, Coxswain of a ship & was appointed to the Order of Military Merit. Join us in celebrating the many achievements & contributions your #RCNavy sailors have made both at home and abroad! #BlackHistoryMonth #CanadaRemembers | Royal Canadian Navy | Facebook

2.3K views · 118 reactions | Not all heroes wear capes, this one wore a naval nursing uniform. ‍⚕️ ⚓ Her story is one we will continue to tell for years as HMCS Margaret Brooke continues to make Canadian naval history.  As Canadians, her story is our story to share and remember. #SheTheNavy #WomensHistoryMonth #ReadyToLead #HMCSMargaretBrooke HMCS Margaret Brooke / NCSM Margaret Brooke | Royal Canadian Navy | Facebook

From the Royal Canadian Navy’s first submarines being purchased in 1914, to the Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service being disbanded in 1946 after having 5,893 women serve - August is filled with proud moments in our naval history. We honour the legacy, the service, and the sacrifice. #WeTheNavy #CanadaRemembers | Royal Canadian Navy