![A Canadian Armed Forces imagery technician[MQ6.1] sits with two Lebanese Armed Forces members in an office, during a photography training session. He holds a digital camera and points to an image displayed on the camera screen while discussing photographic techniques. A laptop displaying photo files is visible on a desk in the background, along with office chairs and other office equipment. A Canadian Armed Forces imagery technician sits with two Lebanese Armed Forces members in an office in Beirut, Lebanon, during a photography training session as part of Operation AMARNA. He holds a digital camera and points to an image displayed on the camera screen while discussing photographic techniques. A laptop displaying photo files is visible on a desk in the background, along with office chairs and other office equipment.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HVqGZhzWkAAZZ3-.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT A Canadian Armed Forces imagery technician[MQ6.1] sits with two Lebanese Armed Forces members in an office, during a photography training session. He holds a digital camera and points to an image displayed on the camera screen while discussing photographic techniques. A laptop displaying photo files is visible on a desk in the background, along with office chairs and other office equipment. A Canadian Armed Forces imagery technician sits with two Lebanese Armed Forces members in an office in Beirut, Lebanon, during a photography training session as part of Operation AMARNA. He holds a digital camera and points to an image displayed on the camera screen while discussing photographic techniques. A laptop displaying photo files is visible on a desk in the background, along with office chairs and other office equipment.

ALT A Public Affairs Officer with the Canadian Armed Forces, delivers a public affairs training session to Lebanese Armed Forces members as part of Operation AMARNA in Beirut, Lebanon. Canadian Armed Forces members attend the classroom session while a presentation is displayed at the front of the room. A screen shows a slide titled “TASK FORCE MIDDLE EAST” with practical examples and a photograph of personnel in the field. Participants wearing camouflage uniforms are seated at desks facing the presentation.

ALT A Canadian Armed Forces combat engineer, crouches beside a tree in a wooded training area in Bcharre, Lebanon, while demonstrating the setup of a rope and carabiner anchor system during a climbing training session for Lebanese Armed Forces members as part of Operation AMARNA. Several personnel wearing camouflage uniforms and climbing harnesses stand nearby observing the instruction. Ropes, carabiners, and other safety equipment are visible throughout the scene beneath a canopy of pine trees.

ALT A Canadian Armed Forces combat engineer, provides instruction to Lebanese Armed Forces members during a climbing training session in Bcharre, Lebanon, as part of Operation AMARNA. On a rocky mountainside overlooking a broad valley, two instructors demonstrate rope techniques and anchor systems while participants wearing climbing harnesses and safety equipment observe. Rugged mountains and terraced terrain stretch across the background under clear skies.

ALT Deux membres de la Garde côtière canadienne se tiennent derrière un kiosque d’information lors d’un salon de l’emploi. Le kiosque comprend des bannières rouges de la Garde côtière canadienne, une table présentant des brochures et du matériel promotionnel, ainsi qu’un écran diffusant une vidéo. Une grande bannière invite les visiteurs à découvrir les carrières au sein de la Garde côtière canadienne.

ALT Title: POSITIONING OF POPPY The graphic shows five uniform items with a red poppy displayed on each garment to illustrate proper positioning. Top left illustration: GORE TEX AIR AND NAVY COMBAT JACKET Top right illustration: RAIN JACKET \ NAVAL WIND AND RAIN JACKET Centre illustration: SLIP-ON CADPAT / MULTI-CAM Bottom left illustration: ARMY COMBAT JACKET Bottom right illustration: DEU PARKA The poppy is shown positioned on the left side of the wearer of each item. Placement varies depending on the garment, including the chest area, rank slip-on, or front placket.







































