Over the past year, the Naval Association of Canada has produced an excellent series. With the goal of public education, NAC has created a series of Briefing Notes. These 2-3 page documents explain maritime and naval issues for Canadians. They’re short and sweet, and provide a great base of information. With the permission of NAC, CNR will publish one Briefing Note per week here.
Briefing Notes (.pdf):
- The RCN and HADR Operations (BN #30)
- Security and Good Order on the Seas (BN #29)
- Undersea Communication Cables (BN #28)
- How the Pandemic Plays out on Water (BN #27)
- Support Ships for the Navy (BN #26)
- Figuring out the Crews of New Naval Ships (BN #25)
- Canadian Defence Policy: Strong, Secure, Engaged (BN #24)
- The RCN and the Maritime Coastal Defence Vessels (BN #23)
- The Navy and the Coast Guard (BN #22)
- Canadian Maritime Aviation Capabilities (BN #21)
- Naval Aviation – Origins and Development (BN #20)
- Keeping an Eye on Canada’s Coasts and the Great Lakes (BN #19)
- The Law of the Sea and the RCN (BN #18)
- The RCN and Unmanned Aerial Systems (BN #17)
- The Arctic and Canada (BN #16)
- The RCN in the Arctic (BN #15)
- The Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships (BN #14)
- Workhorses of the Navy (BN #13)
- Missions and Capabilities of the Navy (BN #12)
- Supplying the Navy at Sea (BN #11)
- What Assets does the Canadian Navy Have? (BN #10)
- Canada’s Next Generation of Warships (BN #9)
- Procuring Naval Ships in Canada (BN #8)
- Building Navy Ships in Canada (BN #7)
- The National Shipbuilding Strategy (BN #6)
- Canadian Submarines (BN #5)
- What Does the RCN Do? (BN #4)
- Why Canada Needs a Navy? (BN #3)
- Maritime Threats to Canada (BN #2)
- Canada as a Maritime State (BN #1)
- Pandemics and the Maritime Arena (BN #27)