21. Canadian Military History By Bruce Forsyth - Home Historical information about the Canadian Military as written by Bruce Forsyth. http://www.militarybruce.com/

Home Contact Main Menu Home Articles Bruce's Blog Recommended Web Sites ... Geocities Archive Translate This Page Home Home About the author A Short History of Abandoned and Downsized Canadian Military Bases Once upon a time in Canada, there was a Royal Canadian Navy, Royal Canadian Air Force and Canadian Army. For those who don't know the story, between 1964 and 1968, the three service branches were merged into a single entity, "The Canadian Armed Forces", unified under a single Chief of Defence Staff and a single Defence Staff. Although there would still Army, Navy and Air Force elements, they were no longer individual entities. Navy and Army pilots became a thing of the past in Canada, as did the RCAF Marine (patrol boat) Squadrons. Read more... Now that would be a hoot Toronto Sun 15 July 2010 Bruce Forsyth Barrie (Now that would be a hoot) Between a rock and a hard place 1 July 2010 Toronto Sun Read more... Knowing When It�s Ready The following article was published on 30 May 2010 on Duran Duran's web site under the "Ask Katy" section.

22. Testaments Of Honour Historical Archive A non-profit foundation dedicated to preserving Canadian military history. Personal oral histories by Canadian veterans on digital video. http://www.testaments.ca/

23. Canadian Military History Theme Page The primary focus of the Community Learning Network (CLN) is to help K12 teachers integrate Information Technology into their classrooms. This CLN menu page provides links to http://www.cln.org/themes/can_military.html

24. Conva Corp Canadian Military History. These military topics are important to Canadians WW I World War I - Vimy Ridge; WW II - World War II - Juno Beach and Canada's role on land, sea, and air http://convacorp.com/canadian military history.html

convacorp.com Conva Corp 410 Gladstone Avenue, Ottawa, On K2P 0Z1 WW I WW II Korea Peace Keeping ... Index Canadian Military History These military topics are important to Canadians: WW I - World War I - Vimy Ridge WW II - World War II - Juno Beach and Canada's role on land, sea, and air Peacekeepers/United Nations Missions Korean Police Action ... Afghanistan Mission Contact us about your needs . . . Conva at a Glance Vision Capabilities Corporate Governance Corporate Responsibility ... Contact From the Web Automotive Transmissions Automotive Cooling Systems Canadian Military Vehicles Canadian Department of Defense ... Web Management convacorp.com

25. Introduction - Canada At War: A Guide To Library And Archives Canada's Websites From Canada s Digital Collections, articles and exhibits on many facets of Canadian military history. http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/veterans/index-e.html

@import url(/000/002/css/base2.css); Library and Archives Canada www.collectionscanada.gc.ca Skip to content Skip to institutional links Common menu bar links Home Contact Us Help Search ... Military and Peacekeeping Institutional links Introduction The Beginnings of Canadian Defence Northwest Rebellion South African War First World War ... Proactive Disclosure Search All: Search only: Library Archives Ancestors Website ... Source Canadian Soldiers Back from the Trenches during the Battle of the Somme, November 1916 Canada at War: A Guide to Library and Archives Canada's Websites Recalling the Canadian War Experience Introduction Welcome to Canada at War: A Guide to Library and Archives Canada's Websites Recalling the Canadian War Experience. This site will lead you to the many resources available on our website, exploring Canada's contribution to military and peacekeeping operations at home and around the world. Each of the links contained in this website will lead you to a virtual exhibition or a database of primary documents. Please visit "What We Have Discover the Collection " for a complete listing of all of LAC 's databases and virtual exhibitions.

26. Canadian Military History Gateway - Acknowledgement View a listing of military history projects supported by the Department of Canadian Heritage. http://www.cmhg.forces.gc.ca/html/au-ans/ack-eng.asp

Skip to content Skip to institutional links Canadian Military History Gateway www.cmhg-phmc.gc.ca Common menu bar links Home Contact Us Help Search ... BACK We gratefully acknowledge the financial assistance provided by the Department of National Defence (National Defence On-Line (NDOL)) and the Department of Canadian Heritage (Canadian Cultural Online Program (CCOP)), for the development of the Canadian Military History Gateway. National Defence On-Line (NDOL) is National Defence�s Program in response to the Canadian Government�s Government On-Line (GOL) initiative. The NDOL program helps identify, co-ordinate and enhance opportunities for the Department of National Defence and Canadian Forces (DND/CF) to conduct business on-line with the public, other departments, and industry. The Canadian Culture Online Program (CCOP) is part of the Department of Canadian Heritage's strategy to encourage a uniquely Canadian presence on the Internet. Canadian Heritage, through the CCOP, work's with Canada's creators, cultural industries, communities and institutions to produce and make available to Canadians the digital cultural content that will help promote our country's rich culture, history, arts and heritage. The following is a list of CCOP funded projects related to Canadian military history.

27. 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion, A Coy. Portraying the A Company of the unit, the group creates an impression of this elite paratroop force as a small but important part of Canadian military history. http://users.eastlink.ca/~bsmills/

28. Canadian Military History Canadian Military History American Card Electronic Greeting The Foundation of Freedom A Collection of Historic American Documents and Speeches Softcover http://th44.theviewff.com/canadianmilitaryhistory.html

29. Government And The Military - First World War - From Colony To Country - Library Articles on Prime Minister Borden s leadership of Canada s military effort during World War I. English/French http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/military/025002-6020-e.html

Home War and Military From Colony to Country Fran�ais ... Equipping the Canadian Expeditionary Force Political Direction of the War Canada's war effort was directed by Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden's Conservative administration, which, with the addition of dissident Liberals, became the Union government in the autumn of 1917. Borden's Memoirs provide much useful source material, and Craig Brown has given us an excellent biography. His article, "Sir Robert Borden, the Great War and Anglo-Canadian relations" concentrates on the major theme of Canadian cooperation with Britain in the war effort, while Cuff and Granatstein emphasize the American relationship, important in wartime for the first time. In The decline of politics , John English provides a thorough examination of the war within the broader context of the national political process. Canadians, including both historians and journalists, have long been fascinated with Sir Sam Hughes, who was until 1916 Borden's dynamic, but highly eccentric, Minister of Militia and Defence. Few of Hughes's personal papers survive, but Ronald Haycock has nevertheless written the only modern, critical biography of Hughes. Morton's A peculiar kind of politics is, in fact, a peculiar, but scholarly and very readable, account of a unique experiment the creation of the Ministry of Overseas Military Forces of Canada, a Canadian government department in Britain to administer Canada's overseas war effort and bring order to the chaos created by Hughes during the 1914-1916 period.

30. Laurier Press - Canadian Military History Wilfrid Laurier University Press Canadian Military History. Canadian Military History is a “journalin-a-magazine-format” published by the Laurier Centre for Military http://www.wlupress.wlu.ca/press/Journals/cmh/index.shtml

31. Canadian Military History Bibliographies. NNDB has added thousands of bibliographies for people, organizations, schools, and general topics, listing more than 50,000 books and 120,000 other kinds of http://www.nndb.com/topics/675/000177144/

32. University Of Calgary Libraries - Canadian Military History Please be aware that this page is no longer being updated, and as such represents a small snapshot of the materials held by the U of Calgary Library http://www.ucalgary.ca/lib-old/subjects/HIST/canmil.html

Please be aware that this page is no longer being updated, and as such represents a small snapshot of the materials held by the U of Calgary Library CANADIAN MILITARY HISTORY A Bibliography of Regimental and Military Histories and Relative Material in the University of Calgary Library Second Edition Nora Robins The University of Calgary, 2003 INTRODUCTION The University of Calgary Library has a good collection of regimental history books particularly for Canadian regiments. The purpose of this bibliography is to provide the researcher with a working collection that will assist them in their studies. Please note that the Library is adding to its collection continuously so no bibliography can ever be complete. CONTENTS GENERAL SOURCES HISTORIES: ARMS, OTHER Bibliographies Dictionaries Canadian Army World War I Battles/Campaigns Amien Arras Cambrai Somme, 1st Battle of ... World War II Battles/Campaigns Dieppe Raid Italy Normandy Ortona ... Vietnam War REGIMENTAL HISTORIES Algonquin Regiment British Columbia Regiment Calgary Highlanders Calgary Regiment ... Canadian Corps Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) General Battalions 8th Battalion 10th Battalion ... St. John Fusiliers

33. Canadian Military History In Perspective | Legion Magazine This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards, but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Skip to Navigation Skip to Content http://www.legionmagazine.com/en/index.php/category/features/canadian-military-h

var AKPC_IDS = ""; This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Skip to Navigation Skip to Content Navigation Home News Features Topics ... Magazine Site Search Canadian Military History in Perspective earlier articles The Search For The Magnetic Pole: Air Force, Part 41 On July 19, 1947, a Canso aircraft took off from Royal Canadian Air Force Station Rockcliffe on a quest to define the unsteady location of the North Magnetic Pole. The Arctic mission, which would encounter everything from gales to menacing ice to unchartered terrain, was called Operation Polco. October 24, 2010, by Hugh A. Halliday The Accidental Enemy: Navy, Part 41 The winter of 1941-42 is usually treated by historians as a quiet one on the North Atlantic Run, but it is doubtful anyone guarding the convoy routes saw it that way. The North Atlantic was its typical vile self, with storm-battered ships and weary men standing to their duty in the face of a constant threat from U-boats. In fact, weather proved to be a major factor in the loss of two Royal Canadian Navy escorts to marine accidents in December 1941. This brought to an end a series of losses to weather and collision dating back to May 1940, when the battleship His Majesty’s Ship Revenge sideswiped and sank the gate vessel His Majesty’s Canadian Ship Ypres in Halifax. The destroyers Fraser and Margaree are also counted in this category. The navy suffered only one loss to marine accident after 1941: a testament, perhaps, to the introduction of effective radar by 1942 and improving seamanship.

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35. Canadian Military History This article first appeared in Canadian Military History, Volume 7, (1998). WITHIN OURSELVES ' THE DEVELOPMENT OF BRITISH LIGHT INFANTRY http://www.electricscotland.com/HISTORY/scotreg/mcculloch/story5.htm

Books and Articles by Ian McCulloch Canadian Military History This article first appeared in Canadian Military History , Volume 7, (1998). "WITHIN OURSELVES...': THE DEVELOPMENT OF BRITISH LIGHT INFANTRY IN NORTH AMERICA DURING THE SEVEN YEARS' WAR "I am convinced, that till we have everything necessary, for carrying on the War here, within ourselves, Independent of Aid from this Country, we shall go on very slowly..." Lord Loudon to the Duke of Cumberland, August, 1756. INTRODUCTION The first British regulars to appear in North America were those accompanying a small British expedition to wrest Manhattan from the Dutch in 1664. Colonel Richard Nicolls' troops landed on Long Island August 25, 1664 at the exact site where General William Howe's troops would disembark over a century later. After a swift Dutch capitulation, Nicolls' redcoats and subsequent garrisons of British regulars would maintain a solid presence in New York for a virtually uninterrupted period of 119 years. [ Dallas Irvine, "The First British Regulars in North America"

36. Canadian Military History Game - Play Fun Trivia Quiz Apart from Fenian raids in the 1800s, and a few Uboats in the St. Lawrence during WWII, war has not occurred on Canadian soil since 1815. Canada has a rich and varied military http://www.funtrivia.com/playquiz.cfm?qid=91140

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38. DHH - Significant Dates In Canadian Military History Significant Dates Collections - Directorate of History and Heritage (DHH) http://www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/dhh-dhp/his/her-pat/sdcmh-dshmc-eng.asp

39. YouTube - Canadian Military History Part 3 Series on Canadian Military History http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=733goXXfRKI

40. Military History Timeline Place description here. The Canadian Military History Timeline The Canadian Military History Timeline will be a WWWbased interactive digital resource highlighting the 250 http://www.lermuseum.org/ler/tl/index.html

The Canadian Military History Timeline The Canadian Military History Timeline will be a WWW-based interactive digital resource highlighting the 250 most important events in Canada's military history. Each event description will explain the who, what, when, where, why, and the significance of the event. The Timeline will emphasize Canadian actions in the Boer War, the First World War, the Second World War, the Korean conflict, and peacekeeping activities. Attention will also be paid to important events on the homefront during these clashes, ranging from changes in government policy to military actions on the homefront. The Timeline will include extensive multimedia (primary documents, images, maps, graphs, sound, film, and object and image QuickTime VRs). The multimedia will give users direct access to digital replicas of some of the artefacts of our military's proud history. It will also help to re-capture something of the lives of our nation's soldiers. End-users will be able to access the Timeline in two versions, one suitable for the Canadian general public and high school students and one suitable for children in younger grades (written at approximately a grade six level). Each version will be available in English or French. Curriculum consultants will help to ensure that materials are appropriate for Canada's classrooms.

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