Canadian naval ship ordered home for 'sailor misconduct', ReportCanadian naval ship ordered home for 'sailor misconduct', Report
Canadian naval ship ordered home for 'sailor misconduct', Report

Canadian naval ship ordered home for ‘sailor misconduct’, Report

The head of the Royal Canadian Navy has taken the rare step of ordering one of its ships to return from an international exercise because of misconduct by its sailors.

Vice Admiral Mark Norman issued the message Monday, citing three incidents involving the crew of HMCS Whitehorse that took place during Exercise RIMPAC 2014.

According to the U.S. Navy website, RIMPAC is the world’s largest international maritime exercise with forces from 22 nations across the world participating in this year’s exercises near Hawaii and Southern California.

HMCS Whitehorse was one of two Canadian ships involved in operations off of Southern California.

Agencies/Canadajournal




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