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U.S., UAE reach deal for missile-defense system
The United States and the United Arab Emirates have signed a deal for a missile-defense system in the Persian Gulf country, the Pentagon said Friday.
The United States and the United Arab Emirates have signed a deal for a missile-defense system in the Persian Gulf country, the Pentagon said Friday.
Royal Canadian Air Force mulling major Nunavut base expansion, documents show
The Royal Canadian Air Force has looked at a major expansion at Resolute Bay, Nunavut, as it considers transforming it into a key base for Arctic operations.U.S. nuclear sub nearly hit freighter near B.C.
A freighter captain's keen eye helped avert a run-in with a nuclear-powered American submarine in Juan de Fuca Strait, a body of water that splits Washington State and B.C. coasts, according to a U.S. periodical.
A freighter captain's keen eye helped avert a run-in with a nuclear-powered American submarine in Juan de Fuca Strait, a body of water that splits Washington State and B.C. coasts, according to a U.S. periodical.
During campaign season, it never hurts for a presidential candidate facing a frustrated public to display toughness and resolve in the face of an old and familiar adversary. And it also doesn't hurt to throw in some shock-and-awe--say, a ballistic missile Airman who died in Nunavut lost raft in icy water: report
A military technician who died during a rescue mission in Nunavut was missing his life raft at the time of his death, a flight report reveals.Japan chooses F-35 jet as air defence mainstay
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US faces more headaches with F-35 fighter
The US military's F-35 fighter program, already suffering repeated delays, faces a spate of technical problems that the Pentagon expects will slow the pace of production, officials said Wednesday.
The US military's F-35 fighter program, already suffering repeated delays, faces a spate of technical problems that the Pentagon expects will slow the pace of production, officials said Wednesday. IMP rolls out first of refurbished Auroras
IMP Group Ltd., the Halifax-based aerospace outfit, rolled out a refurbished CP-140 Aurora aircraft Friday, the first of 10 airplanes to be refitted as part of a $1.5-billion fleet overhaul.
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North Korea has warned of "unexpected consequences" if South Korea goes ahead with plans to light up a Christmas tower near the border.
North Korea has warned of "unexpected consequences" if South Korea goes ahead with plans to light up a Christmas tower near the border.US troops massing on Jordan-Syria Border
According to first-hand accounts by several sources in Jordan, during the last few hours foreign military groups, estimated at hundreds of individuals, are spreading near the Jordanian and Syrian border. Another report received from our source in Amman id
According to first-hand accounts by several sources in Jordan, during the last few hours foreign military groups, estimated at hundreds of individuals, are spreading near the Jordanian and Syrian border. Another report received from our source in Amman idReport: More remains of U.S. troops dumped in landfill
A published report says the remains of many more U.S. troops have been dumped in a landfill than the military originally acknowledged.
A published report says the remains of many more U.S. troops have been dumped in a landfill than the military originally acknowledged. Ex-soldier gets 36 months for assaults on cadets | The Chronicle HeraldMilitary | 208011 hits | 4:37 AM on Saturday | posted by watchdog83
The best source of local news in Nova Scotia, featuring articles from The Chronicle Herald, breaking news, sports, entertainment, business, national news, international news, weather. Pakistani officials say alleged NATO attack kills at least 25Military | 207964 hits | 3:09 AM on Saturday | posted by ShepherdsDog
The Pakistani army said helicopters fired on a Pakistani border checkpost overnight.
The US Navy's newest and mightiest nuclear aircraft carrier, the USS George H W Bush*, has been plagued by continual failures in its lavatories, according to reports. Sailors have been forced into increasingly desperate measures to relieve themselves.Blast reported on supply line for U.S. troops in Afghanistan
CTV Edmonton - Blast reported on supply line for U.S. troops in Afghanistan - Canadian Television
Military | 207631 hits | 11:32 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
CTV Edmonton - Blast reported on supply line for U.S. troops in Afghanistan - Canadian Television Canada ready to assist in Syria, MacKay says Military | 207636 hits | 11:01 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
While any intervention in Syria would have to follow a series of United Nations sanctions, Canada's armed forces are "prepared for all inevitabilities," Defence Minister Peter MacKay said Sunday. Ex-soldier gets four years in jail for killing comradeMilitary | 206807 hits | 11:41 AM on Friday | posted by Guy_Fawkes
Former army reservist Matthew Wilcox has been sentenced to four years in jail for fatally shooting fellow soldier Cpl. Kevin Megeney in Afghanistan. Washington could scrap its F-35 jet purchase
U.S. Defence chief includes stealth fighters in list of potential cuts – a move that would imperil Ottawa’s plans for the planes Canadian Forces may need U.S. help supplying ArcticMilitary | 207121 hits | 6:05 PM on Monday | posted by ShepherdsDog
The Canadian military will have to look to commercial contractors and possibly even exchanges with the Americans in order to sustain itself when forces are built up in the country's far North, a series of internal Defence Department documents show. Chinese recruited for war had secret passage through Canada
Some 140,000 Chinese men were recruited by the Allies during WWI to fill a critical labour shortage. While their contributions have often been overlooked or even forgotten, there is evidence of their work everywhere in and around Ypres and along the coast Canadian soldier fined, reprimanded for mailing weapons home
Capt. Marc Babineau pleaded guilty to one count of committing an act prejudicial to good order and discipline Suffering soldiers, four-legged saviours
Veterans Affairs, Defence Department urged to support service-dog programs to help retired military suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder HMCS Preserver runs into Halifax dock
HMCS Preserver bumped into the dock of the Irving-owned Halifax Shipyard Friday afternoon. Final submissions heard at ex-reservist's court martialMilitary | 206864 hits | 8:33 AM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Final submissions began Friday in the court martial of a former Canadian soldier charged in the shooting death of a fellow reservist in Afghanistan.Iran attack 'drawn up by UK and US' as Middle East tensions rise | Mail Online
Barack Obama and David Cameron are preparing for war after reports that Iran now has enough enriched uranium for four nuclear weapons.
Barack Obama and David Cameron are preparing for war after reports that Iran now has enough enriched uranium for four nuclear weapons. Top commander says 65 is the 'minimum' number of F-35s needed by the air forceMilitary | 206794 hits | 9:22 AM on Thursday | posted by saturn_656
Canadian CF-18s head home from Libyan campaign
The Royal Canadian Air Force has hauled down the flags at the Sicilian air bases from which it has conducted the Libyan bombing campaign.No warships guarding British shores
Cutbacks have left the UK without a single warship specifically
tasked with protecting the country's shores for the past month, the
Ministry of Defence confirmed today.
The Royal Navy normally provides a minimum coverage of a frigate or destroyer ful
Cutbacks have left the UK without a single warship specifically
tasked with protecting the country's shores for the past month, the
Ministry of Defence confirmed today.
The Royal Navy normally provides a minimum coverage of a frigate or destroyer fulIsrael successfully tests advanced missile said to be capable of reaching Iran with nuclear warhead
JERUSALEM (AP) -- Israel on Wednesday successfully test-fired a missile said capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and striking Iran, fanning the public debate over reports the country's top leaders are agitating for a military attack on Tehran's atomic f
JERUSALEM (AP) -- Israel on Wednesday successfully test-fired a missile said capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and striking Iran, fanning the public debate over reports the country's top leaders are agitating for a military attack on Tehran's atomic f The only living master of a dying martial art
A former factory worker from the British Midlands is on a full-time search for someone to take on the challenge of shastar vidya. Edmonton soldier killed by IED in AfghanistanMilitary | 207996 hits | 3:15 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
A Canadian Forces soldier that was killed by an IED in Afghanistan was from the Third Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry based in Edmonton. Airman dies after Igloolik rescue effort
A Canadian Forces sergeant involved in an effort to rescue two boaters in stormy seas outside the Nunavut hamlet of Igloolik on Thursday has died. VIDEO: Canadian submarines may be scrappedMilitary | 206947 hits | 7:15 PM on Thursday | posted by ShepherdsDog
F-35s face communication problems in Arctic
Canada's new multibillion-dollar stealth fighters are expected to arrive without the built-in capacity to communicate from the country's most northerly regions. New stealth fighters lack ability to communicate from Canada's north
Communications equipment may not be as capable as that of the current CF-18s Canada's Libya mission to end in 2 weeks
Canada's combat mission in Libya will end in the next two weeks. The news comes on the day that ousted leader Moammar Gadhafi was killed. NORAD trains off coast of Nova Scotia
Starting today, Canadians in southeastern Nova Scotia may see Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) and United States Air Force (USAF) aircraft flying overhead as they practice North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) intercept and identification proced Class action suit could challenge Ottawa's treatment of vets
OTTAWA—The federal government could be hit with a class action lawsuit, accused of shortchanging badly wounded veterans. Damn Yankees are trying to steal our victory in 1812Military | 206936 hits | 8:19 PM on Thursday | posted by BeaverFever
War of 1812 fight continues over battle honoursMilitary | 206544 hits | 8:14 PM on Wednesday | posted by BeaverFever
Feds set to melt down millions worth of military memorabilia
Despite all its bluster about saving money and honouring Canada's armed forces, the Conservative federal government is poised to melt down millions of dollars worth of military memorabilia. Veterans complain Ottawa denying health-related travel benefits
Former members of the Canadian military who are struggling with mental health problems say they’re being denied benefits from Veterans Affairs to cover travel costs to their psychologists and other medical professionals. First round of Defence cuts target 250 civilian positions
The Canadian army wants to cut 250 civilian staff, the first move of wider-scale reductions of thousands of public servants at the Defence Department, according to documentsBack to Canada News
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