RUSI(NS) Staff, Author at Royal United Services Institute of Nova Scotia

F-35 Strengths and Vulnerabilities

An article by Kyle Rempfer in Air Force Times, 20 February 2019, entitled “Air Force Chief defends F-35A against critics,

The Security Affairs Committee (SAC) of the Royal United Services Institute of Nova Scotia is monitoring progress of initiatives listed

Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B) is a new surveillance technology designed to help modernize the air transportation system. It

The article “Clock ticking as Royal Canadian Air Force looks to stop hemorrhaging experienced pilots” is a 10 February 2019

Acting on a tip from the FBI, police in Kingston, Ontario, recently arrested two people on terror-related charges. What we

There are a few events whose dates are traditionally of significance in the life of a warship of the Royal

Slides to accompany this text are available here. Image 1 – title 1 One hundred years ago, when the Canadian

Imagine yourself as a soldier in combat. You started your patrol with forty people. Then you came under attack. Five

Editor’s note: Sara Beanlands was the keynote speaker during a ceremony “Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Jewish Legion” held

Shelley Hopkins, Executive Director of the Halifax and Region Military Family Resource Centre, spoke to RUSI(NS) and guests 10 October

Soon the first of the Arctic and Offshore Patrol Vessels (AOPV) being built by Irving Shipbuilding under the Arctic and