Canada and Denmark share the challenges of an Arctic AOR. FrontLine talks with RAdm Henrik Kudsk.
The new Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy talks candidly about maritime and national security, discusses the challenges involved in preparing our sumbarines for operational readiness, increasing recruitment and securing the ocean commons for all peaceful nations.
Former Police Commissioner has a steep learning curve ahead if he is to make any difference to Defence Procurement.
Peter Pigott interviews Major R.D. Morrin about the only designated air asset in the North – hardy Twin Otter pilots are uniquely motivated to fly.
Mexican Navy deals with increasingly threats by transnational organized crime and subversive elements.
Protecting Canadians at home is ‘Job One’ for Canada Command. This organization is concerned with all aspects of national security – often working under the lead of Public Safety Canada to provide an important asset for emergency management.
Commander Maritime Forces Atlantic speaks with Tim Dunne about how the NSPS will help Canada revive its formerly powerful shipbuilding industry. Admiral Gardam also talks about how the Navy can help monitor and guard against numerous threats initiated from the maritime domain.
Religious instruction in the Army and Air Corps is to educate the new recruits in the realities of Islam.
The stigma of mental health illnesses is a challenging barrier to health care. The key to effective treatment is that people come forward to discuss their concerns.
The Chief of the Land Staff, discusses army training and the challenges he faces in preparing (and protecting) Canada’s soldiers for the many dangerous tasks that are asked of them.
An interview with Tony Ogilivy, vice president for SaabGripen International.
General Egon Ramms, German Army Commander of Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum.
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