Most Recent Articles from Esprit de Corps

• On target? Recent events in Afghanistan reveal the mission is not progressing as hoped, with hits coming from within—Taliban strikes and Afghan soldiers going AWOL 

  In recent weeks the steady stream of news concerning the Afghanistan on has caused a widespread desertion in the ranks of the pro-war cheerleaders....

  11/01/09 by Scott Taylor · More from publication

• Veterans pension disgrace 

  Parliament summer recess is almost over and MPs will soon be back in the House of Commons. Meanwhile military/RCMP veterans continue to fight for...

  11/01/09 by John Labelle · More from publication

• Correction 

  Last month's history article "First Nations: Shamans, Warriors & Counting Coup" (Volume 16 Issue 9) should have been attributed to none other than...

  11/01/09 · More from publication

• Meeting the challenge head on 

  You can live and laugh or cry and die" is a favourite saying of wounded United States Army Sergeant Ron Frye. Injured in Iraq, he spent a year in a...

  11/01/09 by Jessica Cunha · More from publication

• On November 11th, Canadians will gather at cenotaphs and memorials across our country and around the world 

  [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] On November 11th, Canadians will gather at cenotaphs and memorials across our country and around the world. They will...

  11/01/09 by Peter MacKay · More from publication

• HMCS rainbow: celebrating our Navy's centennial: on the road to an independant Navy, in 1910 the Canadian government acquired some Royal Navy warships. Technically the first to be commissioned into Canadian service, HMCS Rainbow was also the first Royal C 

  [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] She is not a fighting ship," the Victoria Colonist noted on November 9 1910, "but she is manned by fighting men, and her...

  11/01/09 by Bill Twatio · More from publication

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