by Editor | Nov 27, 2020 | Leadership, News
By Chris Thatcher “Land power continues to be extremely relevant in the contemporary security environment,” Lieutenant-General Wayne Eyre said as he settled into an office chair in late September for a rare in-person, but physically-distanced, interview. The...
by Editor | Nov 10, 2020 | Leadership, News
The Army Commander has issued a directive to stamp out racism, discrimination and hateful conduct. In an organization of almost 50,000 Regular and Reserve Force members, Canadian Rangers, and civilian employees, the occurrence of such incidents has been relatively...
by Editor | Jun 17, 2020 | Army Reserves, News, Training System
by Lt (N) Andrew McLaughlin With advances in battlefield technology outpacing many tactical and operational capabilities, today’s infantry soldiers must adapt to this new reality. But waiting for new multi-domain, autonomous and artificial intelligence systems...
by Editor | May 15, 2020 | News Releases
[Editor’s Note: The Black Hornet was trialed by the Canadian Army as a possible platoon asset. More on the trials here: https://canadianarmytoday.com/micro-reconnaissance-army-trials-black-hornet-for-isss/] May 7, 2020 ― FLIR Systems, Inc. announced it...
by Editor | Apr 16, 2020 | News
by Ken Pole R&R used to mean “rest and relaxation” in the military lexicon. Nowadays, in the Canadian Armed Forces, it’s more about “recruitment and retention” as the all-volunteer service tries to attract new personnel and, perhaps more important, hang on...
