Operation MOBILE: Mission metrics

Non-combatant evacuation component

Significant dates
Personnel deployed	72
CC-177 Globemaster moves from Spangdahlem to Rome	24 February 2011
Military Assistance Team arrives in Malta	25 February 2011
NEO Coordination Centre opens in Malta	25 February 2011
Embassy of Canada in Tripoli suspends operations	26 February 2011
First Tripoli–Malta evacuation flight	26 February 2011
Last Tripoli–Malta evacuation flight	8 March 2011
Evacuation flights
CC-177 Globemaster — 26 & 28 February 2011	2
CC-130J Hercules — 3, 5 & 8 March	8
Canadian entitled persons airlifted to Malta	61
Citizens of other nations airlifted to Malta	130

Significant dates
Personnel deployed	287
Departed Halifax	2 March 2011
Came under CEFCOM / NATO command (SNMG1)	14 March 2011
Arrived on station with SNMG1	17 March 2011
Launch of Operation ODYSSEY DAWN	19 March 2011
Integrated into CTG 455.1	22 March 2011
Began operational patrols	22 March 2011
Departed CTG 455.1	16 August 2011
Handed over to HMCS Vancouver	18 August 2011
Embargo enforcement activity
Vessels hailed	313
Vessels boarded	5

Significant dates
Personnel deployed	263
Departed Esquimalt	10 July 2011
Integrated into CTG 455.1	24 August 2011
Began operational patrols	24 August 2011
Departed CTG 455.1	31 October 2011
Embargo enforcement activity
Vessels hailed	165.0
Vessels boarded	3.0
Nautical miles travelled on patrol	16,596.0
CH-124 Sea King helicopter flying hours	270.7

478 total vessel hailings
- 13% of OUP hailings at sea in support of embargo operations
8 total vessel boardings
- 6% of OUP boardings at sea in support of embargo operations

Significant dates
Personnel deployed	1,939
First aircraft arrive in Trapani	19 March 2011
First aircraft arrive in Sigonella	25 March 2011
First sortie by CF-188 Hornet	21 March 2011
First sortie by CC-150 Polaris	21 March 2011
First sortie by CP-140 Aurora	28 March 2011
First sortie by CC-130 Hercules tankers	24 May 2011
First sortie by CC-130J Hercules transport	13 September 2011
Last sortie	31 October 2011
Total sorties as of 2359 hr GMT, 31 October 2011 *Note: A “sortie” is an operational flight by one aircraft. (NATO definition)
CF-188 Hornet fighters	946
Share of NATO strike sorties	10%
CC-150 Polaris tankers	250
CP-140 Aurora long-range surveillance aircraft	181
CC-130 Hercules tankers	139
CC-130J Hercules transport aircraft	23
Flying hours
CF-188 Hornet fighters	3,881.7
CC-130 Hercules tankers	672.4
CC-130J Hercules transport aircraft	89.5
CC-150 Polaris tankers	1,379.8
CP-140 Aurora long-range surveillance aircraft	1,403.1
Ordnance expended
500-pound bombs, GBU-12 type	495
2,000-pound bombs, GBU-10 type	188
500-pound bombs, GBU-38 type	11
2,000-pound bombs, GBU-31 type	2
Fuel delivered (pounds)
CC-150 Polaris tankers	14,711,472
CC-130 Hercules tankers	3,824,100

19 March 2011: CF-188 Hornet fighters fly first sorties
14 June 2011: CC-130 Hercules tanker delivers 1,000,000th pound of fuel
28 July 2011: CC-150 Polaris tanker delivers 10,000,000th pound of fuel
21 August 2011: CP-140 Aurora Flight surpasses 1,000 operational flying hours
26 August 2011: CF-188 Hornet Flight surpasses 3,000 operational flying hours
22 September 2011: CP-140 Aurora completes first sortie into Libyan airspace
1 October 2011: CF-188 Hornet Flight completes first mission using the Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAM)
1 October 2011: CP-140 Aurora Flight launches first sortie in the Strike Coordination and Armed Reconnaissance Coordinator (SCAR-C) role
2 October 2011: A CF-188 Hornet pilot completes his 50th combat sortie