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MacKay looks to give presidential choppers a second life
Defence Minister Peter MacKay recently ordered National Defence to take another look at whether some of the nine VH-71 aircraft — purchased for spare parts to keep this country's search-and-rescue choppers flying — can be made fully operational.
Arctic Patrol Vessel contract holds $250M mysteryThe Norwegian ship, the Svalbard, was designed and built for less than $100 million in 2002. Canada will pay $288 million just to adopt Svalbard's designs alone, before building costs are factored in.
CFB Wainright CO charged with sex assaultWAINWRIGHT, Alta. - A commanding officer of a Canadian Forces base in Alberta has been charged with sexual assault and drunkenness, a decade after he was cleared in a different sex scandal in Ontario.
When the world’s last airworthy Mosquito fighter-bomber crashed at a British air show in 1996, the tragic deaths of the two men on board the Second World War-era plane were compounded by the heartbreaking loss to global aviation heritage.
“It’s a sham
Commander of US Pacific fleet: climate change is top threatThe US Navy commander in charge of monitoring threats by North Korea, escalating tensions between China and Japan, and a spike in computer attacks traced to China provides an unexpected answer when asked what is the biggest security threat looming in the
Canadian Forces quietly get a new name
OTTAWA � Having already re-inserted �royal� into the names of the Canadian air force and navy, the Harper government is making another change to Canada�s military identity.
It is now quietly working to remind Canadians that their soldiers carry
Canadian military abandoning soldiers at homeCorporal Stuart Langridge came home from Afghanistan a broken soldier and the military failed to help him deal with despair, depression and substance abuse, until he finally took his own life.

In a dogfight of defence contractors, the hunter can quickly become the hunted. It's happening now to the F-35, as Boeing targets the stealth fighter with its own jet, the Super Hornet. Terry Milewski reports.
U.S. admiral calls for alliance of special forces
The head of American special forces delivered a pitch for closer co-operation among allies to deal with global flash points, in a speech likely to receive a cool reception in deficit-minded Ottawa.
Pentagon suspends F-35 flights due to engine blade crackThe Pentagon on Friday suspended the flights of all 51 F-35 fighter planes after a routine inspection revealed a crack on a turbine blade in the jet engine of an F-35 test aircraft in California. It was the second grounding of the warplane in two months a
Millions in military manufacturing comes to Windsor
CBC News has learned that automotive parts suppliers based in Windsor are changing gears and now filling and chasing millions of dollars worth of military contracts for the Canadian and U.S. armed forces.
Soldiers trained by Canada's SOR hunted, tortured in MaliParatroopers trained by special forces based in Canada were behind a failed counter-coup in Mali last year to bring back a democratically elected government, but many have since been hunted down and killed by the country's military.
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