The Canadian military has wrapped up its efforts to recover the wreckage of a Cyclone helicopter that crashed off the coast of Greece as well as the remains of its crew, the Canadian Forces announced Wednesday. Read More
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Canadian Forces ends Cyclone recovery efforts – remains and wreckage to be sent back to Canada
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