USN/RCN Conducted Bilateral Operations
U.S. Navy and the Royal Canadian Navy joined forces to conduct bilateral operations in the South China Sea, June 18-20. “Close coordination with our allies and partners is paramount to…
Personnel Have Limited or No Grievance Rights
The National Defense and Canadian Armed Forces Ombudsman, Gregory A. Lick, released a report today titled Getting Redress Right: An investigation into the inequities Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members face…
HMCS Charlottetown to Assume SNMG2 Flagship Duty in Toulon
HMCS Charlottetown departed Halifax June 15 to relieve FS Somme as flagship of Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 (SNMG2) in the Mediterranean Sea. Over the next six months, HMCS Charlottetown…
AMSC Proprietary Ship Protection System for CSC
AMSC, a leading system provider of megawatt-scale power resiliency solutions that orchestrate the rhythm and harmony of power on the grid, and protect and expand the capability of our Navy’s…
Exercise TRADEWINDS 2024 in Barbados
Navy ships, Black Hawk helicopters, and more than 30 different uniform camouflage patterns are not typically everyday sights in Barbados – but for two weeks in early May this year…
Japan-Canada Defense Ministerial Meeting
On June 2, 2024, Minister of Defense Kihara, who was visiting Singapore to attend the 21st IISS Asia Security Forum (Shangri-La Dialogue), held a Japan-Canada Defense Ministerial Meeting with Canadian…
Correcting Stoker 1st Class Verne LeRoy Turner’s Cause of Death
During the tumultuous Victory in Europe Day (VE-Day) celebrations in Halifax, amidst the chaos and confusion of the post-war festivities, Stoker 1st Class Verne LeRoy Turner’s reputation was tarnished with…