Duty to understand

Duty to understand

Lieutenant-General Wayne Eyre was surprised as anyone when he was asked to take command of the Canadian Army in August. But two months into the job, he has visited a few bases in Canada and operations in Iraq and is finding his feet as he reconnects with an...

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Fall 2019

Fall 2019

This Issue Interview: LGen Wayne Eyre Trialing new camouflage Meet the Army Sergeant Major Jungle warfare doctrine Reserve cyber warriors New guns: C6 and C20 Unit cohesion in Latvia Le « sans équipage » est en demande

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The trials of Prototype J

The trials of Prototype J

by Chris Thatcher   “Contact!” The shout comes from a soldier in the lead section of a platoon conducting an attack through the scrub, sand and small trees of Canadian Forces Base Petawawa. Behind him, soldiers quickly drop to a knee or lie prone, their weapons...

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Cyber operations an enjoyable puzzle

Cyber operations an enjoyable puzzle

by Steven Fouchard, Army Public Affairs   A Canadian Army (CA) member is Canada’s first female Cyber Operator. She says she prefers to stay focused on the pleasures of the job rather than dwell on her place in the ongoing history of female advancement in the...

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A video game champion tests reality at Valcartier

A video game champion tests reality at Valcartier

By Édouard Dufour, Adsum newspaper   Stéphanie Harvey – known as “missharvey” by the international video gaming community – is a five-time world champion in the Counter-Strike shooter video game. In July 2019, she was at 2nd Canadian Division Support Base...

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New strategy for information operations

New strategy for information operations

Canadian soldiers have faced many accusations in Latvia and Ukraine, including polluting the Adazi training area (social media photos of littered garbage were actually from the countryside), raising the cost of housing in downtown Riga by renting all available...

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