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New Cyclone choppers beset with technical snags
Canadian air force engineers and flight-certification officials are grappling with serious concerns related to the electronics aboard the CH-148 Cyclone helicopters that are supposed to replace the geriatric Sea Kings.
CUNY Students Harass David PetraeusA video recently posted to YouTube shows the former director of the CIA and retired Army general being followed down the street on his way to his first class by a small, but passionate group of students.
Sea Kings' possible replacement familiar to Canadians
Twenty years after Prime Minister Jean Chrétien cancelled a $5-billion contract to replace Canada's already aging fleet of Sea King helicopters with the British-Italian EH 101, Defence is considering a renamed version of the same helicopter.
Cyclone helicopter contract revisions urged by report
A naval helicopter procurement program described as the worst in Canada's history was doomed from the start but could be made viable and operationally relevant if the federal government urgently adopts a new approach, says a confidential new report obtain
What's the future for Canada's military procurement?
The Conservatives eliminated the associate minister of defence job in Monday's cabinet shuffle and are mulling over their options for how to deal with military procurements worth billions of dollars in the future.
Sea King helicopter replacement hits a new snag
The decades-long project to replace Canada's 50-year-old Sea King helicopters has hit another snag, with the government now hiring an independent expert to study whether helicopter-maker Sikorsky is even capable of delivering a replacement as promised.
Canada to send peacekeeping troops to Haiti
A handful of Canadian troops are about to take part in peacekeeping operation in Haiti, under the command of Brazilian forces, in a long-delayed mission that has been kept inexplicably low on the political radar.
F-35 maker signs training deal with Canada's CAE
The U.S. manufacturer of the oft-maligned F-35 has signed a deal with a leading Canadian maker of flight simulators in anticipation of the Harper government choosing to stick with the controversial stealth fighter program.
Aerial war games roar over Alberta
Massive aerial battles — mock ones, fortunately — are raging over Cold Lake, Alta., as more than a dozen countries participate in one of the world's largest military air exercises.
Brother of new Superman star Henry Cavill is real-life hero
BRITAIN’S latest weapon against the Taliban has been unveiled – as Superman’s brother. Royal Marine Nick Cavill is fighting in Afghanistan while younger brother Henry is set to play the Man of Steel in an upcoming Hollywood blockbuster.
Last A-10s in Europe depart
SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany - The last four A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft from the 81st Fighter Squadron left Spangdahlem May 17, 2013.
CSIS knew of navy spy's activity, left RCMP in the dark
Canada's spy agency clandestinely watched a navy officer pass top secret information to Russia for months without briefing the RCMP — a previously unknown operation that raises questions about whether Jeffrey Delisle could have been arrested sooner.
Israel warns Syria after attack near border
Israel's military chief issued a stern warning to Bashar Assad on Tuesday, saying the Syrian leader would bear the consequences of any more attacks on Israeli forces near the Syrian border.
Sailor fighting cancer says AWOL charges dropped
All charges against a Nova Scotia woman in the Royal Canadian Navy who is fighting cancer, and who was charged with being absent without leave and facing a court martial have been dropped, the woman and her lawyer say.
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