Traduction de «Commander Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre » (Anglais → Français) :

Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre [ JALLC | Permanent Analysis Team | Permanent Analysis Exercise Team ]

The EU and its Member States will work together to develop strategic responses grounded in shared knowledge, added value, lessons learned and joint analysis of the country context, including poverty and sustainability, and the country’s overall relations with the EU.

Once the commander of the army has concurred with the direction issued by the line of governance, the director of army doctrine and the centres of excellence implement the necessary changes, and the army lessons-learned centre uses a variety of communication methods to ensure that the changes are understood by all the units and soldiers.

(Return tabled) Question No. 113 Mr. Jack Harris: With regard to search and rescue (SAR) operations: (a) how many SAR operation reports have been produced since 1980 by the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre in Halifax in accordance with chapter nine of the National Search and Rescue Manual; (b) since 1980, what incidents warranted a SAR operation report; (c) what have been the lessons learned ...[+++], conclusions and recommendations from each report and what recommendations were adopted from each report; (d) what have been the details of the SAR operation from each report, including a summary of significant decisions and timelines; (e) what is the criteria for warranting a SAR operation report; (f) what are the other methods of documenting SAR operations in the Atlantic region that have been used since 1980; and (g) what are the names of the comprehensive studies conducted by the Canadian Forces in 2003 and 2005 on the location of search and rescue assets, as referred to by the Parliamentary Secretary for the Minister of Defence on October 21, 2009, during Adjournment Proceedings in the House of Commons?

We just had a major conference in Toronto, bringing together military families' resource centre staff, base commanders and chiefs as an exchange of lessons learned to apply best practices.