CFB Ottawa Fire Department

==History==
Canadian Forces Base Ottawa was formed in 1972 as a consolidation of the former CFB Rockcliffe and CFB Uplands, which were re-designated as which were referred to as CFB Ottawa (North) and CFB Ottawa (South) respectively. The south portion of the base was located at Ottawa International Airport. Fighter / interceptor squadrons operated from Uplands in the 1950s and early 1960s, 412 Squadron, operating Canadair Challengers in a VIP transport role, are still based there. CFB Ottawa was closed as part of military restructuring in the 1990s, although some military facilities remain as Canadian Forces Support Unit (Ottawa) - Uplands Site.
==Apparatus==
:1984 Ford C-8000 / Thibault pumper (840/500/35F)
:1976 International CO1950B / King pumper (840/500/35F) (SN#75045) (Sold to District 5 West Fire Department)
:1966? Sicard 6x6 / Pyrene crash tender (?/833/120F)
:1966? Sicard 6x6 / Pyrene (?/833/120F)
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CFB Ottawa 8.jpg|Crash tender © Hans-Ulrich Raffelt
Ottawa
Category:Former operators of King-Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of Pierre Thibault apparatus