Military Picture Of The Week
From the DND / RCAF website: Wing Commander John “Moose” Fulton, D.F.C., A.F.C., photographed on June 12, 1942, was the first commanding officer of 419 Squadron. He died on July […]
Military Picture Of The Week
According to the daily “On This Day in MIlitary History” feed from Department of History and Heritage, Dept. of Ntl. Defence, on this day, 29 January, in 1936, No. 7 […]
Military Picture Of The Week
From a feature in the Globe and Mail about the Indian military’s parade to celebrate the country’s 67th Republic Day. The caption identifies these troops as being from the Border […]
Bonus MilPic: Sgt. Karen Hermeston, First Canadian Army Female Photographer
Too good not to share – a small tribute to a pioneering military photographer. More on Sgt. Hermeston here. H/T to Canada 150th Twitter feed.
Military Picture Of The Week
(For a bigger version of this photo click here.) Our MilPic of the Week was released by the Canadian Armed Forces, and shows a scene from HMCS Winnipeg, a Halifax-class […]
Military Picture of the Week
This image from a New Yorker article entitled “Japan’s Cute Army” features anime-style nose art on two helicopters belonging to the Japanese Self-Defence Force. The article, by […]
Military Picture of the Week
(Click on image for a larger view) This week’s photo comes from the Canadian Armed Forces Combat Camera website and illustrates Canadian Army activities in eastern Europe. Here’s the official […]
Military Picture of the Week
Today’s MilPic courtesy of Foreign Policy’s photos of the week feature. The caption reads “German soldiers during NATO military exercises near Zagan, Poland, June 18.” The beard is epic. I […]
Military Picture of the Week
Starting back at this slowly. Amazing photo of the aftermath of contemporary war in Afghanistan from a NYT photographer. Haunting image. MP+ Acres of abandoned containers used to ship in […]
Military Picture Of The Week
Happy New Year. January’s not over yet so I can say that, since I haven’t posted here since 29 December. Finishing my MA thesis has taken much of my time […]