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Up at 6:30 a.m., to bed at 10 p.m. sharp with training, maintenance and housekeeping in between. - Radio, 5:24
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Sept. 4, 1959
A day in the life of a NATO sailor
Radio
5:24
Canada renews its commitment to Norad, perhaps for all the wrong reasons. - Television, 7:27
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April 7, 1996
'A monument to the Cold War'
Television
7:27
The coalition of nations is born. - Radio, 8:47
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April 4, 1949
'A pledge for peace and progress'
Radio
8:47
Canada's NATO contingent is dramatically reduced as Canada trims its military budget. - Radio, 3:10
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Dec. 1, 1994
A reduced NATO commitment
Radio
3:10
The alliance reaffirms that an attack on one is an attack on all. - Television, 3:12
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Sept. 13, 2001
Article Five and 9/11
Television
3:12
Budget cuts kill the regiment's band. Will Batisse the 7th be next? - Television, 1:52
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March 3, 1994
Batisse, the Royal 22nd's mascot goat, is unemployed
Television
1:52
La Macaza, Que., will soon host Bomarc B interceptor missiles. - Television, 2:05
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Bomarc bases built in Quebec
Television
2:05
The North Atlantic countries struggle with this crucial question at the dawn of the Cold War. - Radio, 2:36
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Sept. 15, 1947
Can the United Nations protect the free world?
Radio
2:36
American cruise missile testing to take place on Canadian soil. - Television, 3:10
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July 15, 1983
Cruise missile testing coming to Canada
Television
3:10
Prime Minister Trudeau slashes Canada's contribution to the NATO forces. - Radio, 4:40
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Sept. 19, 1969
Cutting Canada's commitment
Radio
4:40
American officials give Canada full control over the nearly obsolete radar chain. - Radio, 2:11
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July 16, 1993
DEW Line handed over to Canada
Radio
2:11
Armed with obsolete weapons and lacking financial resources, Canadian troops wonder if they can contribute to the NATO forces. - Television, 23:26
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Feb. 1, 1984
Frayed uniforms and faulty guns
Television
23:26
For the first time ever, the NATO forces embark on a mission outside of Europe. - Television, 2:56
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Aug. 11, 2003
Guarding the peace in Afghanistan
Television
2:56
(silent footage) HMCS Kootenay explodes in the English Channel, killing nine members of the Canadian Armed Forces. - Television, 0:55
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HMCS Kootenay
Television
0:55
Life on the Arctic DEW Line can be like hell frozen over. - Radio, 7:51
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June 18, 1959
Lives on the 'Line'
Radio
7:51
Fifty years later, was NATO worth the effort? - Television, 7:25
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April 23, 1999
NATO celebrates 50 years
Television
7:25
Why is NATO maintaining a conventional army when nuclear weapons are changing the way we fight? - Television, 7:08
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May 22, 1963
NATO in the nuclear age
Television
7:08
Advanced 'Backfire' bombers render the DEW Line useless, and make Salt II talks a farce, according to one journalist. - Radio, 6:04
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March 20, 1979
New Soviet bombers thwart the DEW Line
Radio
6:04
In an instant, the role of Norad is changed forever. - Television, 4:01
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Sept. 11, 2002
Norad and September 11
Television
4:01
A computer glitch triggers an international incident. - Television, 1:57
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Nov. 10, 1979
Norad false alarm causes uproar
Television
1:57
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