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Who killed Canadian military history?(The stand-up table: commentary, opinion and rebuttal): An article from: The Army Doctrine and Training Bulletin by John R. Grodzinski, 1999-08-01
Canadian Military History Introduction: Esquimalt Royal Navy Dockyard, I Canadian Corps, No. 434 Squadron Rcaf, Kingston Royal Naval Dockyard
Camp Vernon : A Century of Canadian Military History by Hugh; SHERLOCK, Patrick RAYMENT, 2003-01-01
Canadian Military History Vol 2, No. 2 by Ed. Terry Copp, 1993-01-01
Canadian Military History: Selected Readings by Milner, 1993-04
Rebuttal to "Who Killed Canadian Military History"?(The stand-up table: commentary, opinion and rebuttal): An article from: The Army Doctrine and Training Bulletin by J.D. MacIntyre, 1999-12-22
The Report of the Officer Development Board: Maj-Gen Roger Rowley and the Education of the Canadian Forces (Military History)
Information Front: The Canadian Army and News Management During the Second World War (Studies in Canadian Military History) by Timothy Balzer, 2010-11-15
Out of Darkness--Light, A History of Canadian Military Intelligence, Vol 2, 1983-1997 by Harold Skaarup, 2005-06-15
The Canadian military engineer, 1973: A brief history of the Canadian military engineers, 1610 to 1973 by F. D Cook, 1973
Out of Darkness--Light, Vol. 1: A History of Canadian Military Intelligence by Harold Skaarup, 2005-05-16
The Winged Wheel Patch, A History of the Canadian Military Motorcycle and Rider by Ken Messenger, Max Burns, et all 1993-08-01
Avoiding Armageddon: Canadian Military Strategy and Nuclear Weapons, 1950-63 (Studies in Canadian Military History) by Andrew Richter, 2003-07
Introduction to the Study of Military History for Canadian Students by Army Headquarters, Ottawa Historical Section, 1951-01-01

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P.M.A.: Political And Military History
Albertans. At present, the program focusses on canadian military historyas it relates to the tradition of service of Albertans. Research
http://www.pma.edmonton.ab.ca/human/govhist/intro.htm

Extractions: Political and Military History The mandate of the Political and Military History Program is to research, collect, preserve, provide long-term care and exhibit artifacts relevant to the history and material culture of federal, provincial, and municipal government services affecting Alberta and Albertans. At present, the program focusses on Canadian military history as it relates to the tradition of service of Albertans. Research, collections, exhibitions and publications reflect this focus.
Oh Canada: History
2 is tasked from time to time with the research and writing of commemorative historiesto mark significant milestones in canadian military history and other
http://www.ualberta.ca/~bleeck/canada/canhist.html

Extractions: CANADIAN HISTORY ON THE INTERNET In the early 1500s, Jacques Cartier used a First Nations word for village, kanata, to refer to the country he had encountered. European map makers later used Canada as a name for all the land north of the St. Lawrence River. Canada was home to aboriginal peoples for thousands of years before the arrival of the Europeans, and so it's appropriate that our name should come from their language. The origin and meaning of the name Canada has been a matter of surmise since the arrival of the first explorer. Jacques Cartier, reporting on his 1535-36 voyage, noted that "kanata" was an Iroquois word meaning town, or cluster of dwellings. Other reports have it that early Spanish or Portuguese explorers, disappointed in not finding gold or other riches, derided the country as aca nada or cà nada (here nothing). Yet others have ascribed the word to Latin or Sanskrit. The weight of opinion to date, however, favours the Aboriginal origin noted in Cartier's report. Whatever the source, the Constitution Act, 1867, Canada's original constitution, announced that the name of the new dominion would be . . . Canada.
Canadian Military History - Online Course Information
Online Course Search / Graduate / Public Services / canadian military history. SectionId, LW594. Name, canadian military history. Program, Public Services.
http://www.cgedonline.net/jsp/Online_Courses/Program_Details/3691

Extractions: Main Menu Online Courses Online Degrees Colleges and Universities ... Public Services Canadian Military History Other Categories Accounting Business Computer Science Criminal Justice ... Science General Section Id Name Canadian Military History Program : Public Services Program Detail : This course traces the development of the Canadian military from its early colonial roots to present day. It considers the various influences, forces and events that have shaped the Canadian military and the services that it has provided to the country. Accordingly, this course will investigate, through a study of events and conflicts that Canada has been involved in, the role that the military has had on the development of the Canadian sense of nationhood and its perception of its place on the world stage. Prerequisite Course Level : Online Graduate Courses Course URL http://www.apus....gcourse.asp?q=LW Additional Information Search for threads in the forum related to this online course College and University Contacts and Details View Profile Name : American Public University Online Distance Education Page http://www.apus.edu
The Halifax Explosion And The Royal Canadian Navy: Inquiry And Intrigue (Studies
The Halifax Explosion and the Royal Canadian Navy Inquiry and Intrigue(Studies in canadian military history, 1). The Halifax Explosion
http://www.historyamericas.com/The_Halifax_Explosion_and_the_Royal_Canadian_Navy

Extractions: I purchased The Halifax Explosion and the Royal Canadian Navy thinking it was a depiction of the navys efforts to assist victims of this disaster. While that aspect is slightly covered, the majority of the book deals with the ramifications that the explosion had on the Canadian Navys organization and morale. Even though it turned out to be a different book than I expected, I still found it to be absorbing and informative. The main reason I still enjoyed the book was due to Armstrongs superb summarization of various legal and military documents associated with the disasters inquiry. This summarization showed how political pressure distorted an otherwise perfunctory legal hearing. The documents sections that he chose also brought to life the scapegoats for the catastrophe and the villains behind the pillorying that followed the hearing. In bringing these proceedings and people to life, Armstrong showed that the political traumas resulting from the calamity affected people and institutions in ways that were as destructive as the explosion itself.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police History And Canadian Military History
Essay about Royal Canadian mounted police history and canadian military historywritten by professional writers, download the sample term paper now.
http://www.canadian-studies.com/police-military.htm

Extractions: Royal Canadian mounted police history and Canadian military history Why We're Popular! Essay about Royal Canadian mounted police history and Canadian military history written by professional writers. This paper will discuss how media portrays the police as an organization that can do no wrong. By this angle of the police through the media, we can see how this is a myth perpetuated by TV shows, Hollywood movie such as "Dirty Harry", and other ways that portray the police as never committing crimes of abuse within their power. Citing these examples and making it clear how this is a myth within the police community can make a better understanding of reality within the criminal justice format This essay will argue that the labour experiences of these clearly distinct groups are clearly related in that both were subject to oppression by owners who were supported by a variety of social institutions such as the media, government and the police. - Royal Canadian mounted police history. Building and Learning: The Canadian military During World War II.
Douglas & McIntyre - Books
Publication Date All. NonFiction canadian military history. TheGothic Line Canadas best popular military
http://www.douglas-mcintyre.com/book_browse.asp?s=51&c=41
Ubcpress.ca :: University Of British Columbia Press
Studies in canadian military history Series. The Studies in Canadian MilitaryHistory Series is published in association with the Canadian War Museum.
http://www.ubcpress.ca/books/series_military.html

Extractions: Website Feedback Studies in Canadian Military History Series The Studies in Canadian Military History Series is published in association with the Canadian War Museum. The titles included in the series will encompass all aspects of Canadian military history, from earliest times to recent events, including the history and actions of the armed forces in war and peace; war, society, and the home front; military technology; military biography; and strategy, tactics, and organization. The manuscripts will employ a variety of historical approaches: cultural, social, intellectual, economic, political, and comparative. Saints, Sinners, and Soldiers
Roch Legault - Staff - Department Of History Of The Royal Military College Of Ca
Roch Legault, BA, MA, PhD. Assistant Professor (613) 5416000 ext.6511. Professor Legault teaches canadian military history. His
http://www.rmc.ca/academic/history/personnel/legault_e.htm

Extractions: (613) 541-6000 ext. 6511 Research Interests An Elite in Retreat: The French Canadian Military After the Conquest What happened to the French Canadian military elite after the Conquest? This book responds to this question and shines light on the efforts of this elite to continue their military careers after 1760, much of which was for naught since few were able to continue in their profession. In a conclusion that many historians no doubt will find controversial, Roch Legault claims that the failure of this elite to continue their careers disrupted the military traditions of French Canada and also explains the subsequent lack of interest of French Canadians in military affairs. Publications Site Map Date Modified: 2004/04/08 Important Notices
Emplois/Études Permanentes - Opportunité D'enseignement - Collège Militaire R
Translate this page HIE 208. canadian military history A study in War and Military History, 1867 -2000. CanadianMilitary History A study in War and Military History, 1867 -2000.
http://www.rmc.ca/admin/employ/constudy0604_f.html
Jensen's Web Sources For Wars & World Military History
Reader s Guide to canadian military history recommended; Dictionary of Canadian BiographyOnline. short scholarly biographies of Canadians who died before 1921.
http://tigger.uic.edu/~rjensen/military.html

Extractions: this is online at http://tigger.uic.edu/~rjensen/military.html A. Searches/ General B. Ancient C. Medieval ... S. Sea Power send suggestions to RJensen@uic.edu The Encyclopedia of World History Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Sixth Edition (2001) recomended Bibliography Encyclopedia Britannica complete text of monumental 11th edition (1910); excellent source for all topics as of that date Google best web search engine Library catalog for U California recommended Scholarly Articles and Book Reviews military history books: new or reprinted America: History and Life Abstracts of 400,000+ history articles from ABC-CLIO; 1950-present; campus subscription required (check with Librarian) recommended some of the journals are available online in JSTOR or Project MUSE Ingenta search free (or purchase) scholarly articles from all journals, last decade or so recommended Index to Military Periodicals from USAF Air University Civil War History best scholarly resource; recent issues online via Project Muse and Infotrac; consult librarian
Course Description - Canadian Military History (HIE 208) - Continuing Studies
This course will introduce students to the general themes of canadian military historyin the postConfederation period. canadian military history. 1 term 1 cr.
http://www.cfsj.forces.gc.ca/studies/engraph/courses/coursehif208desc_e.asp

Extractions: Canadian Military History 1 term 1 cr. RMC 1 cr. Mil. This course will introduce students to the general themes of Canadian military history in the post-Confederation period. Particular emphasis will be placed on the following themes; the evolution of the Canadian military since 1867; traditions and customs of the Canadian Forces: the evolution of the role of the Canadian officer and approaches to leadership since 1867; the relationship between Canadian politics and society and the evolution of the Canadian military; the impact of changes in military arts and sciences and doctrine on operations and war fighting; and Canadian participation in joint and combined operations. Note: Students taking this course cannot take HIE/HIF 202, HIE/HIF 203, and HIE/HIF 204 for credit.
From Colony To Country : A Reader's Guide To Canadian Military History
Target Audience Jurisdiction, Canada. Province, All of Canada. Title (mandatory),From colony to country a reader s guide to canadian military history.
http://www.schoolnet.ca/home/e/resources/metadata/newurl_national_library_of_can
From Colony To Country A Reader's Guide To Canadian Military History
Articles on Prime Minister Borden's leadership of Canada's military effort during World War I. English/French
http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/milit/h13-4007-e.html
Ash Vale & Aldershot Site For Local And British & Canadian Military History
Local history and British and canadian military history
http://www.btinternet.com/~iainwallace1

Extractions: " Web Site. " Home These pages are intended to give the history of Aldershot from it's early days as an agricultural village, right up to the modern day. Aldershot has always had strong ties with the British Army, and this is something that is covered within these pages. During the last World War, Aldershot's population was almost doubled by a huge influx of Canadian soldiers. Extracts from a recent book called "Aldershot's Canadians" have been reproduced here Richard Hitchins from Queensland Australia has been kind enough to tell me of his memories from when he lived in Aldershot. Click on the "Local memories" link to take a look at his page and see these unusual and often undocumented facts. Aldershot History Part 1 Aldershot History Part 2 Aldershot's Canadians Local Memories ... Samuel Cody Locale So where is Aldershot? Places to visit Links Military ... Latest World News ASH VALE If you have any questions, comments or useful information, please email me by clicking below
The Great War Homepage: Find Military Ancestors & Build Your Family Tree
The canadian GREAT WAR HOMEPAGE Canada s Role in World War I 1914 ~ 1918. Findyour military ancestors, learn their history, and build your family tree.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ww1can/

Extractions: Find your military ancestors, learn their history, and build your family tree Are you interested in Genealogy or military history? Find your ancestors in free searchable databases for World War One. Find your military ancestors and rediscover history. Add branches to your family tree as you search your ancestry and build your genealogy. Discover your origins in military history, past events, moments in time and details of family history. Home Canadian Military Heritage Project The Olive Tree Genealogy Past Voices: Letters Home ... RootsWeb General Search Welcome to the Canadian Great War Homepage It is not my intention to tell the entire story of World War 1, but to provide the visitor with an overview of Canada's role in this terrible conflict which cost the lives of more than 56,500 Canadian soldiers. Lest We Forget Statistics
From Colony To Country : A Reader's Guide To Canadian Military History
Bibliography of published literature about Canada's military heritage (War of 1812, Northwest campaign, South African War, Boer War, First World War, WWI) from the 17th to 20th century. work entitled A military history of Canada, that Canadians of Canadians in military events ranging from rebellions literature on Canada's military history is extensive and
http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/2/13/index-e.html

Extractions: Introduction General Section War of 1812 Northwest Campaign South African War ... Comments Desmond Morton notes in the introduction to his work entitled A Military History of Canada , that Canadians have been described as an unmilitary people. Yet, an examination of any history of Canada describes the participation of Canadians in military events ranging from rebellions within their borders to involvement in two world wars and numerous peacekeeping missions in all parts of the world. These events have clearly shaped the way Canadians view themselves and the way others view us. The published literature on Canada's military history is extensive and much of it is held in the collections of the National Library of Canada. To improve awareness of and access to this material, the Library has prepared this bibliographical pathfinder for the general reader with an interest in learning more about Canada's military heritage. Where appropriate, material of interest to genealogists and family historians has also been included. The pathfinder is a work-in-progress. Sections for other military events are planned, to be added to the site in the future.
Home Page - Directorate Of History And Heritage (DHH)
The Directorate of history and Heritage's (DHH) mission is to develop and reinforce the canadian Forces history, heritage, traditions, military honours, museum and music systems. A Sketch Account
http://www.dnd.ca/hr/dhh/engraph/home_e.asp

Extractions: Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... HR Site Home I received a foreign award. May I wear it on my uniform? Canadian honours policy requires Government approval before an order, decoration or medal can be awarded to one of its citizens. Canada will not approve the honour for wear unless it emanates from a head of state or government. Except for courtesy reasons at the time of presentation, honours, unless approved by the Government Honours Policy Committee, cannot be worn with other national honours or on a Canadian Forces uniform. See also: A Sketch Account Of Aboriginal Peoples In The Canadian Military
Home Page - Directorate Of History And Heritage (DHH)
The Directorate of history and Heritage s (DHH) mission is to develop and reinforcethe canadian Forces history, heritage, traditions, military honours, museum
http://www.forces.gc.ca/hr/dhh/engraph/home_e.asp

Extractions: Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... HR Site Home I received a foreign award. May I wear it on my uniform? Canadian honours policy requires Government approval before an order, decoration or medal can be awarded to one of its citizens. Canada will not approve the honour for wear unless it emanates from a head of state or government. Except for courtesy reasons at the time of presentation, honours, unless approved by the Government Honours Policy Committee, cannot be worn with other national honours or on a Canadian Forces uniform. See also: A Sketch Account Of Aboriginal Peoples In The Canadian Military
From Colony To Country : A Reader's Guide To Canadian Military History
The published literature on Canada s military history is extensive and muchof it is held in the collections of the National Library of Canada.
http://www.collectionscanada.ca/military/index-e.html

Extractions: Introduction General Section War of 1812 Northwest Campaign South African War ... Comments Desmond Morton notes in the introduction to his work entitled A Military History of Canada , that Canadians have been described as an unmilitary people. Yet, an examination of any history of Canada describes the participation of Canadians in military events ranging from rebellions within their borders to involvement in two world wars and numerous peacekeeping missions in all parts of the world. These events have clearly shaped the way Canadians view themselves and the way others view us. The published literature on Canada's military history is extensive and much of it is held in the collections of the National Library of Canada. To improve awareness of and access to this material, the Library has prepared this bibliographical pathfinder for the general reader with an interest in learning more about Canada's military heritage. Where appropriate, material of interest to genealogists and family historians has also been included. The pathfinder is a work-in-progress. Sections for other military events are planned, to be added to the site in the future.
First World War - From Colony To Country : A Reader's Guide To Canadian Military
The First World War and Family history. General Reference Sources. Women and theWar. canadian Expeditionary Force. military Autobiography, Biography and Memoirs.
http://www.collectionscanada.ca/military/h13-4000-e.html

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