A Ground Force Option for an Arctic Policy
by John McLearn It is clear that with climate change our Arctic is now vulnerable to unscrupulous regimes. Arctic ice
Read MoreThe Royal United Services Institute of Nova Scotia provides a forum for the study, promotion and debate of defence, security and safety affairs.
by John McLearn It is clear that with climate change our Arctic is now vulnerable to unscrupulous regimes. Arctic ice
Read Moreby Jay Heisler In March of this year, there were joint military exercises with the Canadian Army cooperating with the
Read MoreA brigade and a brigade group are two distinct organizational structures within the Canadian Army. Whilst both refer to a
Read MoreBattle tank – (MBT, main battle tank) a self-propelled armoured fighting vehicle, capable of heavy firepower, primarily of a high
Read Moreby John Boileau Recently a US Army corps released a new policy limiting who gets to stencil a name on
Read MoreOn 25 May 2022, Colonel (retired) John Boileau, spoke to RUSI(NS) and guests with a presentation titled “No. 2 Construction
Read Moreby Murray Lee Introduction Fact: the Canadian Army does not have a capability to defend itself against air attack, either
Read MoreOn 2 June 2021, Brigadier-General J.J. Major, Chief of Staff Operations, Canadian Army Headquarters, briefed RUSI(NS) and guests with a
Read MoreDr Peter Kikkert, Irving Shipbuilding Chair in Arctic Policy, Brian Mulroney Institute of Government, St Francis Xavier University, spoke to
Read MoreBrigadier-General Roch Pelletier, Commander 5th Canadian Division, was the RUSI(NS) Distinguished Speaker 24 June 2020, and spoke to members of
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