Women still fill few positions in the CAF
When Carol Kozinski walked into a Canadian Armed Forces recruiting office in 1981, one of the first questions she was asked was what trade interested
Stephen J. Thorne
March 8, 2017
When Carol Kozinski walked into a Canadian Armed Forces recruiting office in 1981, one of the first questions she was asked was what trade interested
There is perhaps no place in France where as many men have been killed to the square yard as on this sloping ground,” recounted Lieutenant-Colonel
At this point, it’s pretty clear that Cynthia Hess-von Kruedener enjoys danger. She is three days into a pilgrimage to southern Lebanon, journeying to the
The Legion comes together in an ancient place to chart a new way forward (Photography by Adam Day & Jennifer Morse) In early June, delegates
The next special issue is War Stories, a selection of true stories from the front lines of the First World War, originally published in Legion
Early in the First World War, flying boats, seaplanes and airships were thrust into battle over the ocean The airplane was barely 11 years old
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
