One of the most important decisions facing governments of “the west” is how to handle the dangerous unrest in the middle east, particularly Afghanistan.
TABLE OF CONTENTS 2010 issue 6
BY HUDSON ON THE HILL
War is much more than the deployment and sustainment of military forces.
BY HUGH SEGAL
Our capacity to project, protect and engage is undermined and weakened without a strong Armed Forces.
BY ANDRÉ DUPUIS
Modern warfare is critically reliant on space, not as a force multiplier, but as a fundamental enabler of operations.
BY JIM CURTIN
Failure to get troops what they need to survive can mean lost lives.
BY KEN POLE
Controversy over Canada’s next-generation fighter aircraft, is it valid?
BY RAdm BRUCE JOHNSTON
Canada will be without naval capability unless naval builds are accelerated.
BY ANDREW WARDEN
Multi-national naval efforts provide humanitarian aid, deter terrorism.
BY DON MACNAMARA
National Security responsibilities now challenge the ‘whole of government’.
BY BLAIR WATSON
Today’s Afghanistan is the product of generations of epic struggles, historical ironies, and a myriad of successes and failures – military and other.
BY CLAUDE BACHAND
Serious problems were raised at NATO’s Parliamentary Assembly.
BY PAUL McKAY
The importance of the human vs machine interface increases in complex systems.
