The Dragon Hunters
Out in the wilds of Kandahar province, the average Canadian infantryman looks at a bomb disposal expert the same way most people look at motorcycle
Adam Day
September 5, 2009
Out in the wilds of Kandahar province, the average Canadian infantryman looks at a bomb disposal expert the same way most people look at motorcycle
Ontario Command Accepts Sweeping Bylaw Changes It was a time of sweeping change at the Ontario Command 46th convention held May 9-13 in Burlington. In
They don’t much like the James Bond characterization, these undercover Canadian soldiers. In fact, they reject it. But then you kind of expect that they
Late February in Ottawa can only mean one thing—the Conference of Defence Associations annual general meeting, in this case the 72nd, which has over the
Despite a mid-bonspiel spin-out, the guys from Nutana Branch in Saskatoon claimed their second consecutive dominion championship with an impressive final-draw victory at the 53rd
Finally, helicopters with Canadian flags are flying above Kandahar province. For the past few years, Canadians deployed in Afghanistan have relied on allied aircraft—American, British,
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