Military Police Regiment, detachment Shilo. 11 CF Health Services Centre 3rd Canadian Division Support Group Signal Squadron, detachment Shilo External connections/partnerships Throughout the years both Regular Forces and Primary Reserve troops have trained at CFB Shilo. Troops from other countries, such as Germany, France, Denmark and the United States, have used the area for training. In particular the German Army Training Establishment Shilo has, from 1974 to 2000, trained in excess of 140,000 troops. CFB Shilo has also seen use by Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers and employees of the Manitoba Department of Corrections. Transportation The base is south of the Trans-Canada Highway on PR 340. There were two heliports associated with the base. Shilo Heliport was located on the base while Shilo (Flewin Field) , was located south at |. Royal Canadian Artillery Museum The Royal Canadian Artillery Museum is the only museum in the world that explores the history of Canadian gunners who served Canada since 1855. Established in 1962 at CFB Shilo and provides a national portrait of Canadian gunnery. It includes more than 65,000 artifacts, including more than 150 artillery pieces and vehicles. Financial information CFB Shilo expends $105 million yearly in salaries and purchases, has 1,350 military people and employs 350 civilians. Having a population of 1,700 people References External links Department of National Defence - CFB Shilo The Royal Canadian Artillery Museum - CFB Shilo CFB Shilo presentation — CAF Connection Shilo Defunct airports in Manitoba