Council may be signed by the Governor General of Canada acting under the advice of the federal cabinet to call reserve members of the Canadian Forces into active service. Members of the reserve have not been called to involuntary active service in foreign operations since the Second World War. Equipment Aircraft The 400, 402 and 438 squadrons are the only air reserve units that operate aircraft. The 400 and 438 squadrons both operate 5 Bell CH-146 Griffon helicopters, while the 402 squadron operates 4 CT-142 Dash 8 trainers. See also Canadian Militia History of the Canadian Army History of the Royal Canadian Air Force History of the Royal Canadian Navy List of armouries in Canada Military history of Canada National Band of the Naval Reserve Naval Security Team Non-Permanent Active Militia Permanent Active Militia Supplementary Order of Battle References External links CF Primary Reserve Reserve Class of Service Canadian Armed Forces Military units and formations of Canada in World War II Reserve forces of Canada