A fighter pilot call sign at the heart of disciplinary actions against Royal Canadian Air Force officers was based on an abusive and derogatory comment against a female military member as well as the LGBTQ+ community. Read More
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Derogatory fighter pilot call sign was homophobic and targeted female RCAF officer
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