The document noted that Canada will spend $12.9 billion (CA $18.4 billion) on new tactical helicopters. The briefing was prepared by RCAF Brig. Gen. Brendan Cook, director general of air and space ...

If you get too hot, you sweat. It gets wet, then it gets cold, then it freezes." A Canadian soldier looks out the window of a ...

Canada in February 2025 A Canadian soldier looks out the window of a CH-147F Chinook helicopter during Operation Nanook, the Canadian Armed Forces' annual Arctic training exercise near Inuvik ...

According to RCAF Brig. Gen. Brendan Cook, industry engagement will begin by summer 2025, with an initial operational capability (IOC) targeted for 2033. The modernization effort also includes a ...

It gets wet, then it gets cold, then it freezes." A Canadian soldier looks out the window of a CH-147F Chinook helicopter during Operation Nanook, the Canadian Armed Forces' annual Arctic training ...

Casey Preyer-Blakney. The team set up their camp and built a ski landing area with the assistance of the Canadian CC-138 Twin Otter from the 440 Transport Squadron, CH-147F Chinook helicopters ...

That helicopter is a variant of the Bell 412EP. Canada also operates 14 CH-147F Chinook medium to heavy lift helicopters. Cook's briefing deck noted that a mid-life block upgrade project is ...

The CH-147F Chinook took two loads of food, medicine and emergency supplies to a First Nations community 50 kilometres outside of Fort McMurray. It bolsters the existing four CH-146 Griffons and ...