Canadian Military Journal [Vol. 26, No. 3, Summer 2026 – Special Issue on the Cyber Domain and Artificial Intelligence]
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Photo: Major Charles Paquin, Public Affairs, CAFCYBERCOM
A senior instructor at the Cyber Training Unit preparing a simulation exercise.
Photo: Corporal Connie Valin, Canadian Armed Forces photo
Canadian and French Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) set up lasers for air strike and look through binoculars to ensure the drop zone is clear during EX MAPLE STRIKE at Shaver drop zone located at Jimmy Lake, Alberta.
Photo: Master Corporal Mark Wanzel
A sailor downloads data from a REMUS autonomous underwater vehicle for analysis while deployed on Operation OPEN SPIRIT with Fleet Dive Unit (Atlantic) in Lithuania, on May 14, 2025.
Editor’s Corner
Foreword
Major-General Dave Yarker
Note from the Guest Editor
Matthew Kellett
Commentaries
Canada as a Responsible Technology Power in the 21st
Century
Christina Marcotte
Introduction to Government of Canada Cyber Basics: A
Primer
Alexandra Green and Matthew Kellett
The SIGINT-Cyber Nexus in the Canadian Armed
Forces
Lieutenant-Colonel L.J. Rediger
Forging the Future: An Integrated Canadian Defence AI
Ecosystem
Lidia Korczynska
Artificial Intelligence and the Sino-American Techno-Competition:
Implications for Canadian and Allied Defence
Jennifer Gearey and Major Tyler Currie
The Canadian Armed Forces Modernization
Allied Interoperability Under Pressure: AI, Procurement, and the
Future of Defence Cohesion
Samuel Paquette and Major Tyler Currie
Navigation by Sextant & Astrocompass: A CAF Approach for AI
Adoption
Colonel Adam Moore and Matthew da Mota
Authenticity as a Weapon: The Canadian Armed Forces’ Advantage in
AI-Enabled Information Warfare
Ali Manouchehri and Major Tyler Currie
The Human Element
Cybersecurity and Air Power: Keeping Humans in the
Loop
Kristen Csenkey and Alexis Rapin
Autonomous Weapons and Cognitive Extension
Major Andrew G.
Holt
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