CFB Kingston
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Canadian Forces Base Kingston (also CFB Kingston) is a Canadian Forces Base located in Kingston, Ontario.
CFB Kingston is home to the Communications and Electronics Branch of the Canadian Forces. The base also hosts the Canadian Forces School of Communications and Electronics (CFSCE). Other units headquartered on the base include the Land Force Doctrine and Training System (LFDTS), 1 Wing Headquarters (1 Wg HQ), Canadian Forces Joint Operations Group (CFJOG), and 772 Electronic Warfare Squadron.
The base is also the site of Canada's Military Communications and Electronics Museum.
What is now CFB Kingston was originally known as Camp Barriefield after an adjacent village. Areas north of Highway 2 are generally known as "McNaughton Barracks", and those south as "Vimy Barracks".
CFB Kingston should not be confused with the old RCAF Station Kingston, which is in a completely different location and has a completely different history.
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Fighter aircraft: CF-18 Hornet • Patrol aircraft: CP-140 Aurora/CP-140A Arcturus
Helicopters: CH-124 Sea King • CH-139 JetRanger • CH-146 Griffon • CH-148 Cyclone • CH-149 Cormorant
Cargo aircraft: CC-115 Buffalo • CC-130 Hercules • CC-138 Twin Otter • CC-144 Challenger • CC-150 Polaris • CC-177 Globemaster III
Trainer aircraft: CT-114 Tutor • CT-142 Dash 8 • CT-155 Hawk • CT-156 Harvard II • UAVs: CU-161 Sperwer
Future Aircraft: CH-147 Chinook • CC-130J Hercules • CF-35 Lightning II • CC-27J Spartan
Wings: 1 Wing Kingston • 3 Wing Bagotville • 4 Wing Cold Lake • 5 Wing Goose Bay • 8 Wing Trenton • 9 Wing Gander • 12 Wing Shearwater • 14 Wing Greenwood • 15 Wing Moose Jaw • 16 Wing Borden • 17 Wing Winnipeg • 19 Wing Comox • 22 Wing North Bay
