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June/July 2005
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July 01 2005
The Ghost of the Goblin
By Roy Thomas, MSC, CD, MA (RMC)
How Canada acquired Goblins is not a Halloween story, though it does have an element of horror.
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July 01 2005
Bringing Order to Chaos
By Ron Kuban, PhD
Out-of-the-box thinking for crisis managers
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July 01 2005
From the Crimea To Chinese Cannon
By Lt.-Col. (Ret'd) John N. Stuart, OMM, CD
No discussion about Canadian gallantry awards can begin without first mentioning their origins - and for that we must return to the "Forlorn Hope" Medal issued on May 18, 1643 under the Royal Warrant of Charles I.
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July 01 2005
The Sky is Not the Limit
By Kristine Archer
Maj. (Ret'd) Deanna Brasseur can still recall with crystal clarity the moment a career in aviation first entered her mind.
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July 01 2005
The Power of the Vote
By Chris Thatcher
With the departure of Jean-Claude Duvalier in 1986, many hoped Haiti might turn a page in its 200-year history of independence.
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July 01 2005
Trials, Tribulations, Testing and Technology
By Chris Thatcher
More than any other branch of government, the military relies on cutting edge technology.
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July 01 2005
The Move to Unmanned Aerial Systems
By Chris Thatcher
As a former C-130 Hercules pilot with well over 8,000 hours of experience, Lt.-Col. Gord Smith is the first to confess "there's a certain amount of heresy" to defining the Canadian Forces' (CF) requirements for unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
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July 01 2005
Taking Flight With Feet on Terra Firma
By Capt. K.J. Saunders, 1 Wing Public Affairs Officer
In a small, darkened room with no windows, two Canadian pilots sit at 90 degrees to one another, eyes fixed on the images in front of them.
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July 01 2005
Making the most of the mechanic's Mentor
By Anne Toner Fung
When flight attendants discovered that the PA system of a commercial aircraft was inoperative in flight but worked well on the ground, they reported the problem to maintenance.
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