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| ABOUT FRONTLINE FrontLine Defence offers a forum for intelligent analysis of issues relating to Canada's military services. Informative articles written by leaders in these sectors are combined with candid interviews, opinion pieces; equipment news and reviews, and balanced assessments by outside experts. FrontLine reaches senior personnel in defence, security and enforcement agencies across Canada. These include the Canadian Forces, the Department of National Defence, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Canadian Coast Guard, Border Services, and the Correctional Service of Canada. It is also delivered to senior executives of major OEMs and suppliers to the defence and aerospace sectors. FrontLine also reaches frontline troops in Kanadhar and other foreign missions around the world. SUBMIT YOUR COMMENTARY We look forward to hearing your views. If you would like to submit a commentary on any topic related to the military, send us an email or click on the Feedback menu above. EDITORIAL STAFF Chris MacLean Editor-in-Chief Chris MacLean began her magazine career in 1976 as Art Director with Canadian Review magazine (published by E. Graydon Carter, now the Editor of Vanity Fair). Chris’ fascination with defence topics began with work on Sentinel magazine and she later worked on DND publications with DDDS-7-2. She managed departments for private companies in Ottawa before seizing an opportunity to return to the magazine world. As Managing Editor and finally General Manager of Vanguard magazine, she steadily developed the business from 1998 until the untimely passing of the publisher (her mentor) in 2003. Not wanting to let such a talented pool of experts dissipate, Chris then took on the challenge of establishing Canada's FrontLine magazine, which quickly took the lead in the defence and homeland security sectors. Blair Watson Staff Writer After graduating from Seneca College’s Aviation and Flight Technology program in 1989, Blair subsequently flew aerial survey in several countries. He later worked for Nav Canada in air traffic control training as a simulation specialist. Since 2000, Blair has done contract work for the Vancouver International Airport Authority, its subsidiary, Vancouver Airport Services, the Greater Moncton Airport Authority, and Intervistas, a transportation consultancy. |
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