The Russian military is one of the largest military establishments in the world today, but in dire need of modernization and social reform.
TABLE OF CONTENTS 2009 issue 4
MP from Edmonton Centre joins members of the 4th Canadian Ranger Patrol Group as they trek from Victoria, BC to Churchill, Manitoba.
The history of Afghanistan must be taken into account in any peace planning.
Military monuments represent a vital part of our national memory, reminding us of the sacrifices of the men and women who took on difficult and dangerous missions to serve the cause of peace.
Smoothing the transition back home is a common concern for both the families and returning soldiers, sailors, and air men and women. These tried-and-true suggestions may help everyone relax and enjoy being back together again.
MCpl Jody Mitic has been battling back after losing his legs in Afghanistan. Physical fitness has become an important part of that recovery, as he trains for the Canada Army Run in September.
Construction at CFB Shearwater is under full swing. Rebuilding and modernizing after harsh downsizing, it promises to again become an important asset of the future.
The Canadian Forces Small Arms Concentration (CFSAC) is an annual operational training opportunity available to members of the Canadian Forces.
There is now a major debate underway among various military forces as to the appropriate caliber of rounds to be used in future conflicts.
The future of Canada’s North and the issue of Arctic sovereignty have become more pressing than ever. Joint Task Force North and 1 CRPG are tasked with overseeing this vast land. Protecting national sovereignty over the Arctic territory requires a presence at sea, in the air, and on the ground.
As the military continues its overseas operations, it will need more leaders to emerge within its ranks. That’s why it is important to learn from the great leaders.