Five Canadian fighter jets and 144 personnel policed the skies over Iceland.
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(2011,
issue 3)
BLAIR WATSON
Since 1936, Canada’s military has trained thousands of non-pilot aircrew from nations on four continents.
(2011,
issue 1)
BLAIR WATSON
Are the economics of the Canada First Defence Strategy still workable almost years later?
(2010,
issue 6)
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.
(2010,
issue 5)
BLAIR WATSON
As the CF proved by repeatedly crashing the Sperwer UAV in Afghanistan, proper training is critical to operating UAVs economically and efficiently.
(2010,
issue 4)
BLAIR WATSON
Would you be surprised to learn that one of the most environmentally progressive organizations in the country also blows things up on a regular basis?
(2010,
issue 4)
BLAIR WATSON
The Defence Ethics Programme may need to create a stronger presence as the military takes its lumps in the press.
(2010,
issue 3)
BLAIR WATSON
An assessment of politics and corruption in Afghanistan politics.
(2009,
issue 6)
BLAIR WATSON
Is DND addressed rising fuel prices? What kind of savings can be realized by fuel hedging?
(2009,
issue 5)
BLAIR WATSON
The Great Lakes Deployment increases awareness of naval career opportunities, particularly in technical fields.
(2009,
issue 4)
BLAIR WATSON
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.
(2012,
issue 1)
BLAIR WATSON
Naval amphibious training exercise included 11 countries.
(2012,
issue 3)
BLAIR WATSON
Strategic Implications for Canada’s Military
(2012,
issue 5)
BLAIR WATSON
The NATO training missions in Afghanistan have seen a new enemy tactic – NATO trainers are being shot by insurgents who have infiltrated the ranks of ANA and ANP recruits.
(2014,
issue 1)
BLAIR WATSON
Canada and other U.S. allies should monitor the sequestration situation, considering that its effects could again be “very damaging” to the American military.
