regularly deploy as part of Operation Caribbe, in support of international drug interdiction efforts. Tecumseh helped mark the centennial of the Canadian Navy in 2010, a significant year in Calgary's military history, with three army reserve units also celebrating 100th anniversaries. In 2013, members of HMCS Tecumseh took part in the Nijmegen Marches. The Nijmegen Marches consist of four days of marching through the countryside and crowded streets of towns and villages in the Nijmegen area. Each military participant marches 160 kilometres while wearing standard combat clothing and carrying a military backpack weighing at least 10 kilograms. Operations HMCS Tecumseh is properly referred to as a ship, as it has been officially christened as Her Majesty's Canadian ship. However, since the ship is part of the reserves it does not operate full time, except for the museum. Rather, most of the operations occur in the evening on weekdays. The primary operations of the ship include a recruitment office, two cadet corps, the Canadian Naval Museum, and the Tecumseh Naval Reserve Band. Lodger units 3 Squadron, 41 Signal Regiment (Canadian Army Reserve) Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Undaunted Navy League Cadet Corps Captain Jackson 2509 (RC) Signal Cadet Corps. See also Stone frigate Military in Calgary External links RCSCC Undaunted NLCC Captain Jackson References Canadian Forces Naval Reserve Organizations based in Calgary Military units and formations of Canada in World War II