Twenty-two Canadians joined the crew of ESPS Patiño, a Spanish auxiliary ship that has been providing replenishment support to the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), on September 12, 2016. The Canadian contingent included representatives from a variety of trades including boatswains, naval equipment systems operators, electricians, a medical technician, and maritime surface and sub-surface officers. The Canadians worked alongside their
Spanish counterparts and learned about life on board the Spanish tanker by participating in a variety of seagoing evolutions.
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