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Blackjack: Army hits 21 with new ace in the sky

Blackjack: Army hits 21 with new ace in the sky

by Editor | Dec 4, 2017 | News, Unmanned Systems

by Ken Pole   As capabilities go, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are old hat to the Canadian Army. For over two decades now, soldiers with the 4th Artillery Regiment (General Support) and other artillery and armour units have trialed and experimented with...
Military, civilian partners counter explosive threats

Military, civilian partners counter explosive threats

by Editor | Nov 23, 2017 | Counter IED, News, Unmanned Systems

by Karla Gimby   A United Nations doctrine on the improvised explosive device (IED) problem, created with the input of Canadian military personnel, has been put into practice for the first time in a multinational exercise held in Canada. Exercise Ardent Defender...

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