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AgustaWestland sees SAR in presidential parts When the Canadian government acquired nine VH-71s in the summer of 2011 to provide...
SitRep
Softer side of SOF in growing demand The term “special operations forces” (SOF) tends to conjure up images of a...
Canada’s place in the age of air power
The Age of Airpower Martin van Creveld Public Affairs, 2011, $40.00 The process to procure sixty-five F-35 aircraft has provoked...
Consortium to drive medical countermeasures
Every type of work has its unique tools and equipment developed specifically to protect employees from the hazards of the...
Religious leader engagement: A new capability for conflict mitigation in operations
Military leaders have acknowledged the strategic merit of building rapport and establishing cooperation with the religious segment of society as...
Vehicle grounded swell: London growing into Land Force hub
Military shipbuilding has naturally concentrated on either coast and significant aviation sectors have sprung up in Winnipeg and Montreal. When...
Mission closure: Parting thoughts on drawing down KAF
What’s the secret to packing up and shipping out a small city? Planning. And lots of it. Long before BGen...
From contractors to coalitions: The lessons of operational support
Canadian Operational Support Command (CANOSCOM) might not garner the same limelight as its brethren in Canada Command, Expeditionary Force Command...
From recruitment to retirement: Forces health information sets Canadian precedent
Speaking recently at a military health forum in Ottawa, Rear-Admiral Andy Smith described the Canadian Forces Health Information System (CFHIS)...
Battlefield care: Treating a unique population
In 2010, the Surgeon General of the Canadian Forces Health Services (CFHS) articulated a health research strategy to focus and...