Launch of Auxiliary Oiler Replenishment
Soon the first of two Auxiliary Oilers Replenishment (AOR)1, the future His Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Protecteur, being built by
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Royal United Services Institute of Nova Scotia
The Royal United Services Institute of Nova Scotia provides a forum for the study, promotion and debate of defence, security and safety affairs.
Author: RUSI(NS) Staff
Common Law, Civic Law, Martial Law and Military Law
by Major Tim Dunne, Canadian Armed Forces (retired) To understand the evolution of military justice it is necessary to look
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China and the Maritime Shipping Industry
China now possesses the world’s largest navy in terms of warships, 234 to the USN’s 219, remembering that this is
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NATO Interoperability When Targeting Indispensable Objects
by Cate Belbin Editor: The following comments were received in response to the subject article. This is an interesting “Articles
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Arctic security report deems Yukon relatively ‘safe, secure and prepared’
by Cate Belbin Editor: The following comments were received in response “Report of the Yukon Arctic Security Advisory Council, November
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Thoughts on New Vessels for the Royal Canadian Navy
by David Swan Regardless of what the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) requires for a new patrol vessel, surveillance platform, mine
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Geopolitics and Police Intelligence: The Case Study of Disinformation
by Nathan Romas and Jay Heisler To begin any discussion of reforming police intelligence, one has to define the difference
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Arctic Seabed Warfare Against Data Cables
by Cate Belbin Editor: The following comments were received in response to the subject report (https://www.wilsoncenter.org/sites/default/files/media/uploads/documents/Seabed-Warfare-Cables%20%281%29.pdf). I did an internship
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How ‘drones’ are changing 21st Century warfare, aviation, and society
Dr Ian MacVicar spoke to RUSI(NS) and guests on 18 September with a presentation titled “How ‘drones’ are changing 21st
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Anti-Human Trafficking
by Jay Heisler and Kristin Vaughn Increasingly, anti-human trafficking is a field that is widely discussed in the mainstream of
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