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Kent Foster
Lieutenant General Kent Richard Foster CMM, CD (born c. 1938) was the Commander Mobile Command of the Canadian Forces.〔Chief of army leaps at chance for ceremony: (Edition )
BOB GILMOUR Journal Staff Writer. Edmonton Journal (Alta ) 06 June 1990: B15.〕
==Military career==
Foster graduated from the Royal Military College of Canada in 1960.〔(Royal Military College of Canada )〕 He served with the Canadian Airborne Regiment〔(Airborne Regiment Association of Canada – 1st Annual Airborne Memorial )〕 and rose through the Officer ranks to become Commander, Mobile Command in 1989.〔(Letter to General Rick Hillier )〕 In that role, during the Oka Crisis in 1990, John de Chastelain, Chief of Defence Staff instructed him to take charge in a crisis over barricades placed by members of the Mohawk nation in a land dispute.〔(3,000 troops ready to face massive counterattack by Mohawks ) Daily Gazette, 29 August 1990〕 Foster also deployed Canadian troops during the Gulf War.〔(Operation Broadsword, 4 Canadian Mechanized Brigade and the Gulf War, 1990–1991 ) The Army Doctrine and Training Bulletin, Volume 5, No.1, Page 24, Spring 2002〕
In retirement he became an Assistant Deputy Minister for Health〔(Standing Committee on National Defence and Veterans Affairs ) 29 January 1998〕 and a Governor of Royal Roads University.〔(Royal Roads University )〕
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