Can logic shoot down emotion in the debate over continental defence?
TABLE OF CONTENTS 2013 issue 5
How Canada builds new destroyers could determine success or failure of National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy.
In large weapon purchases, it's time to consider a better way to choose. The BAFO option is gaining support.
For maximum leverage in future acquisitions, Canada should find key opportunities in global supply chains.
Can a single-mission aircraft meet multiple government goals in the Far North?
New Canadian systems can add real life time connectivity to the high Arctic.
Inuit communities are ready, willing and able to contribute in the high North.
New cargo aircraft offer an intriguing mix of capacity, capability and range.
Troubling questions remain about quality control in the F-35 supply chain.
For JSF pilots, increased situational awareness brings new combat options.
In the Arctic, even a game of war can be a serious battle against the elements.
With new ships on the horizon, Mari-Tech 2013 marine technical conference was the right place at the right time.
Intriguing advances in technology and its applications are constantly changing battlefields worldwide.
South Korean officer cadets celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations at CMR.
As frustration levels rise among those involved in defence procurement, FrontLine responds by publishing additional rounds of constructive commentaries in this and coming editions.