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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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.
Papers
From time to time RUSI (NS) produces papers intended for publishing in academic journals.
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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The Royal Canadian Air Force Second Century of Operation – The Change to an Expeditionary Air Force – A Concept
by Murray Lee Background Since the formation of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) one hundred years ago on 1
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Is another Cyclone about to form for the RCAF?
by Murray Lee and John McLearn Background In 1992, the Conservative Government of Brian Mulroney, based on the recommendation by
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Kingston-class Ships – Less than meets the eye
By SWD Swan There was a recent social media post in which a Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) commanding officer proclaimed
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We Have No Air Defence For Our Army – Why?
by Murray Lee Introduction Fact: the Canadian Army does not have a capability to defend itself against air attack, either
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The RCAF and Canada Need a Bomber Squadron – A Large Water Bomber Squadron
by Colonel Murray Lee, CD, RCAF (ret’d) Background Today and for years in the future, the world and especially Canada
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The Princess Louise Fusiliers Diversity Soldier Experience Program
by Second Lieutenant Ahmed Elkar and Captain Michael Gray Background In the fall of 2020, the Commanding Officer of the
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Why Pilot Training Production for the RCAF is Failing and Why are Pilot Losses Mounting
Background Prior to the integration of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) in 1966, the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) maintained
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A Case for Canadian Forces eLearning – Using New Technologies
Historical Overview In the post-1960s Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) most training courses consisted of lock-step instructor-led lessons with slides, where
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Urban Search and Rescue
By Peter Ziobrowski The recent explosion in Biuret Lebanon has overwhelmed local resources, and countries from around the world have
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