For better or worse, Canada had to step up in Afghanistan
There is not a lot of good that can be said about the war in Afghanistan—or any war, for that matter—but there is perhaps, some
Stephen J. Thorne
January 15, 2020
There is not a lot of good that can be said about the war in Afghanistan—or any war, for that matter—but there is perhaps, some
It is a big step to take another human life. It is not to be done lightly. I know of men who have taken life
What was it like to be conscripted during the First World War? In 1910, William Joseph Rowntree dropped out of school to work full time
The profession of arms is hard on hearing. The roar of engines, thunder of artillery, ear-splitting shrill of sirens, high hum of an engine room, jackhammering
The Jack Tars of the Royal Navy may have ruled the seven seas in the 19th century, but Royal Air Force pilots owned the skies
One of the priorities in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s October mandate letter to Minister of Veterans Affairs and Associate Minister of National Defence Seamus O’Regan
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