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The History of Submarines and U-Boats

Editor: Sometimes, in the midst of all of concern that is going on these days, something comes along to warm

By Dean McFadden Jim Hanlon, Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Ocean Ventures & Entrepreneurship, was the RUSI(NS) Distinguished Speaker 20

A strange story out of Venezuela. A Portuguese-flagged polar expedition ship claims a Venezuelan Coast Guard patrol ship fired shots

On Tuesday, 14 January, Democratic Congressional Representative John Garamendi (Calif.) said in a CNN interview that the killing of General

Question: What impact will Brexit have on Canada’s plan to build frigates based on the United Kingdom’s BAE System design

Isn’t it time for Canadians, and I mean the public and elected politicians, to urge the government into expediting the

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

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

For the past several years, the topic of a CF-188 Hornet fighter fleet replacement has been the bane of both

Recently the United States’ annual defense policy bill cleared Congress with a provision allowing up to six icebreakers (see “U.S.