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  2nd Lieutenant

2nd Lieutenant

Also known as: 2Lt

For more information, visit the Military Ranks Page

 
 
 

       
 
 
  60-MM MORTAR (M19)

60-MM MORTAR (M19)

The 60-mm mortar is used by the infantry to lob explosive shells at well-protected hostile locations.

For more information, visit the Equipment Page

 
 
 

       
 
 
  81-MM MORTAR

81-MM MORTAR

The 81-mm mortar is used by the artillery to lob explosive shells at well-protected hostile locations.

For more information, visit the Equipment Page

 
 
 

       
 
 
  AARDVARK JSFU

AARDVARK JSFU

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  AAW

AAW

Also known as: Anti-Air Warfare
 
 
 

       
 
 
  ACV

ACV

Also known as: Armoured Combat Vehicle

Military vehicle with cross-country mobility and armour protection, whose primary role is combat.

 
 
 

       
 
 
  ADATS

ADATS

ADATS was designed to keep the skies safe above Canadian troops and vital locations. Its missiles travel at over Mach 3, and have a range of 8 km.

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  AERIES

AERIES

Imagine the advantage Canadian soldiers would have if they could 'knock out' enemy radio communications.

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  Afghanistan

Afghanistan

On July 31, 2006, CF personnel serving in Afghanistan were once again assigned to the UN-authorized, NATO led ISAF mission in Afghanistan when ISAF assumed command of the southern region of Afghanistan from the US-led Operation ENDURING FREEDOM (OEF). This transition occurred as a result of the planned expansion of ISAF’s mission in Afghanistan.

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  AICV

AICV

Also known as: Armoured Infantry Combat Vehicle
 
 
 

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