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Northrop Grumman to Provide Gyrocompass Navigation Systems for the Royal Canadian Navy Per news release: http://investor.northropgrumman.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=112386&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=2040117

More from gCaptain:  http://gcaptain.com/maersk-ship-seized-by-iranian-forces-in-strait-of-hormuz/ GCaptain's story reports that the MV Maersk Tigris is flagged in the Marshall Islands.  The article quotes a Pentagon spokesman, Col. Steve Warren, as follows:

Even I know that you don't wear white briefs under white; you wear "nude" colour briefs.

/leather jacket?

Having seen the effect of having large accounting firms appointed as receivers of corporations, I question this approach.  They always seem to need a cast of thousands, and somehow most of the value in the corporation ends up being expended as fees for the receiver, leaving little left for the...

Reported on gCaptain: Link: http://gcaptain.com/canadian-coast-guard-ship-ann-harvey-taking-on-water-off-newfoundland/

The CBC article said that no "pairs" were recorded, which I took to mean that (it appears that) there were no pairs.  I have seen pairing recorded in Hansard when it happens... Just checked Hansard.  It shows pairs as "nil" for the vote.

Live now (12 Mar 2015):  http://musashi.paulallen.com/ Live video feed:  "Paul G. Allen and his research team will broadcast a live-stream tour of the wreckage of the Japanese battleship Musashi, one of the most renowned and technologically advanced battleships in history. The event will begin...

Followed, no doubt, by the civil forfeitures office.

Curious:  Is there a concern if the enemy captures a rifle fitted with this equipment?  Can they use the equipment to hack into or disrupt the information system?

*hijack* In my view the CF should save a few dollars by dropping those plastic name tags completely (keep name tapes for operational clothing).  DEU's are supposed to look professional, and plastic name tags are the opposite.  If you need to know someone's name, just do the polite thing and...

Too recent for the current government.  They'd probably prefer HMCS Balaclava, or HMCS Stevastopol, which have the added benefit of having a Crimean context.

Steveston Lifeboat is a volunteer lifeboat owned and operated by John Horton, who was a Navy artist under the Canadian Forces Artists Program.  John is a great friend of HMCS Discovery (Vancouver's NRD), and frequently brought the Steveston Lifeboat to exercises run by Discovery.  Last night...

This, from "Foxtrot Alpha" site: The F-35 Can't Run On Warm Gas From A Fuel Truck That Sat In The Sun : Link: http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/the-f-35-cant-run-on-warm-gas-from-a-fuel-truck-that-sa-1668120726 Edited to add:  This site seems slanted against the F-35 in general, and I am...

OTR1, your link is broken.

I remember watching the original as a kid, sitting in front of my grandparents' TV...

Ditto Battlestar Galactica.  And the fact that Arthur Erickson had some major off-world commissions.

They have a statutory trademark over at least certain depictions of the poppy, granted to them by the federal Act to Incorporate the Royal Canadian Legion, S.C. 1948, c. 84, as amended, section 15

Jokes aside, what is the reasons for switching from slip-on rank to velcro rank?  To remove a button beneath protective vests?

CBC reports: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/michael-zehaf-bibeau-slain-ottawa-shooter-had-criminal-record-in-quebec-b-c-1.2809562