Posts Categorized: CanadianNavy

Canadian Navy – Canada’s CH-148 Cyclones: Better Late Than Never?

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Defense Industry Daily – Canada’s CH-148 Cyclones: Better Late Than Never? Canada’s Maritime Helicopter Replacement Program has been a textbook military procurement program over its long history. Unfortunately, it has been a textbook example of what not to do. While Canada’s Sea King helicopter fleet aged and deteriorated to potentially dangerous levels, political pettiness and [...]

Canadian Navy – Canada's Naval Gap

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Defense Technology International – Canada’s Naval Gap Canada has a total of thirty-three warships and submarines doing everything a first-world Navy should be doing—patrolling its home coast, performing humanitarian missions in places like Haiti, and participating in the multinational Task Force 150 off the coast of Somalia and Yemen. But to hear the country’s top [...]

Canadian Navy – Ottawa to proceed with plan to acquire six Arctic patrol ships

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Canadian Press – A key federal cabinet committee has given the go-ahead for a plan to construct six corvette-sized Arctic patrol vessels. The patrol vessels, which are almost as large as the navy’s frigates, are a step down from the armed Arctic icebreakers that the Conservatives promised in the last election campaign and will likely [...]