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Ice fishing tales of a gun plumber
I was a poor munitions and weapons technician on the strength of CEPE/AAED at RCAF Station Cold Lake. I say "poor" because I had purchased a new mobile home and financed it through the only institution an airman in those days could get credit: the Industrial Acceptance...
The commanding officer of a Canadian air force squadron flew 4,000 miles in October 2012 to attend a special event in our village. Lieutenant Colonel Maryse Carmichael unveiled a new memorial stone in the village on Sunday 28 October, to commemorate the founding of 431...
With the Iraq mission pretty much at a standstill because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Canadian Forces has pulled its helicopters and associated air crews from the country. Three Griffon helicopters based in Petawawa and three from...
Canada’s minister of defence offered condolences and thanked both first responders and members of the Canadian Armed Forces Snowbirds while visiting a growing memorial to Sunday’s deadly plane crash. Defence...
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, U.S. and Canadian members from the Continental U.S. North American Aerospace Defense Command Region are supporting homeland defense operations at the Joint Air Defense Operations Center in...
Major-General Alain Pelletier with the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) confirmed for reporters on Tuesday that the Cyclone helicopter involved in the deadly crash in the Ionian Sea, off the coast of Greece, had very recently undergone maintenance.
A Cyclone helicopter was flying close to a Canadian frigate for a photo shoot and was getting ready for a landing when it crashed into the sea off the coast of Greece, the Canadian military confirmed recently. This newspaper...
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