101. BOOK LIST - Military History, Books & CD /s. Canada / Canadian Military, Army, N canadian genealogy books, maps, videos, book, map, canada. http://globalgenealogy.com/countries/canada/military/resources/index2.htm

Welcome to: Canada's History Store HOME WHAT'S NEW NEWSLETTER LOCATION ... UPCOMING EVENTS Search Our Site Advanced Search Genealogy Software Family Tree Maker Legacy RootsMagic Reunion (mac) ... Personal Historian Resources by Country Canada England Ireland Scotland ... more countries... Products by Category Books, Maps, CDs Software Archival Supplies Charts, Forms, Kits ... Workshops Information Free eNewsletter The Global Gazette M I L I T A R Y T I T L E S , C A N A D A More Canadian Resources Canadian Military Titles Continued... BOOK - Index To Canadian Records of The South African War (1899-1902) Compiled by British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa, this publication contains an alphabetical index of 6000 Canadian participants in the South African War, or Boer War, as it is often called, for whom service records can be consulted at the National Archives of Canada in Ottawa, plus information on how to obtain other records in South Africa. More information BOOK - A Campaign of the Amateurs: The Siege of Louisbourg, 1745. By: Raymond F. Baker. On the morning of 11 May 1745 a British naval squadron escorted some 90 transport vessels into Gabarus Bay on Cape Breton Island. Nine regiments of hastily raised citizen soldiers from the colonies of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Connecticut had come to conquer the French fortified town of Louisbourg. In 47 days they were to do just that, shattering the myth of invincibility that had begun to surround the "Great Fortress".

102. The Wednesday Report The Wednesday Report military Defence and Foreign Affairs - Security Intelligence - Gulf War I TWR Feature Defence Research - canadian Policy history http://twr.mobrien.com/

103. Special Collections One of the most important is the canadian military Oral history Collection that is composed of hundreds of taped and transcribed interviews of veterans of http://gateway.uvic.ca/spcoll/Mil/MILCOLL.html

SC Home Digital Projects Databases Collection / Formats ... Military Special Collections Military Collections Special Collections military collections contains many unusual items. One of the most important is the Canadian Military Oral History Collection that is composed of hundreds of taped and transcribed interviews of veterans of primarily the World Wars. Over 370 recordings done by Dr. R.H. Roy and his students are the largest holding in this category. Summaries of the interviews can be found if you Search the Canadian Military Oral history collection by Subject . Dr. Roy also contributed 63 tapes of lectures given to his classes on Canadian foreign affairs and Military Strategic Studies. The largest number of these interviews is the Major General George R. Pearkes Collection . Historian Hal Lawrence also donated over 180 recordings that he did of Canadian naval personnel. Search the Hal Lawrence Collection data base Dr. Roy, the first incumbent of the Chair of Military History at UVic, solicited maps from veterans of the two World Wars by placing letters to the editor in local newspapers and then turned the resulting donations over to the UVic Archives. The Military maps collection has been augmented from time to time by other donations and have been complimented by the map component of records such as those of the Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's). The UVic Military Map Collection totals 1550 maps and 378 aerial photographs.

104. IMUC.ORG - Incorporated Militia Of Upper Canada - Military Re-Enactment Society ORG Home of the military Re-Enactment Society of Canada If you have a love of canadian history and have ever considered getting involved in historical http://www.imuc.org/

Welcome to IMUC.ORG - Home of the Military Re-Enactment Society of Canada Home Special Fallen Comrades Unit History ... IMUC Members Only Pro Patria Welcome to the Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada's Website Site Updated September 13th, 2005 - Click Here for Details Greetings and welcome to the official website of the Military Re-Enactment Society of Canada. Our members hail from the Greater Toronto Area (Ontario, Canada) and drill regularly at Moss Park Armoury, Queen Street and Jarvis Street in Toronto. We are proud to be living historians, representing the Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada (IMUC), during the War of 1812 at various Canadian and US historical sites and events. We invite you, the gentle visitor, to look around the website. There are lots of photos and articles. Please check our calendar of events to see when and where we’ll be. IMUC is always keeping an eye out for new recruits! If you have a love of Canadian history and have ever considered getting involved in historical re-enactments please check out our recruiting page If you enjoy history... and especially living history... we hope you enjoy our site and our offering here at http://www.imuc.org/. Think about attending one or two re-enactments, joining the ranks and maybe getting a taste of powder!

105. CDNArmy.ca Unofficial site dedicated to the canadian Army. Includes forums, a personnel locator, military history calendar, and quotes. http://www.cdnarmy.ca/

106. Project MUSE In the last twenty years, few fields of canadian history have been as Even more recent surveys, such as Desmond Morton s A military history of Canada, http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/canadian_historical_review/v086/86.2zimmer.html

How Do I Get This Article? Athens Login Access Restricted This article is available through Project MUSE, an electronic journals collection made available to subscribing libraries NOTE: Please do NOT contact Project MUSE for a login and password. See How Do I Get This Article? for more information. Login: Password: Your browser must have cookies turned on Zimmer, David "Canada's Army: Waging War and Keeping the Peace (review)" The Canadian Historical Review - Volume 86, Number 2, June 2005, pp. 362-365 University of Toronto Press Excerpt The Canadian Historical Review [Access article in PDF] In the last twenty years, few fields of Canadian history have been as dramatically transformed by new scholarship as military history. So [End Page 362] A Military History of Canada , which appeared in 1986, are already obsolete. In 1999 Marc Milner published his long-awaited synthesis of the new writings in Canadian naval history. Milner wove most of the recent scholarship on naval history into an important new history, which demonstrated what could be accomplished using recent scholarship. Now Jack Granatstein, one of Canada's most influential military historians, has done the same for the Canadian army. Granatstein has made excellent use of the works of historians like Carman Miller, Bill Rawlings, Terry Copp, Stephen Harris, Bill McAndrew, and John English, to name but a few. He has added his own indefatigable and indomitable voice, which challenges...

107. Project MUSE Copyright © 2004 Society for military history. All rights reserved. This body was raised not from the canadian regular army, but as a Special Force of http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_military_history/v068/68.2haycock.html

How Do I Get This Article? Athens Login Access Restricted This article is available through Project MUSE, an electronic journals collection made available to subscribing libraries NOTE: Please do NOT contact Project MUSE for a login and password. See How Do I Get This Article? for more information. Login: Password: Your browser must have cookies turned on Haycock, Ronald "A War of Patrols: Canadian Army Operations in Korea (review)" The Journal of Military History - Volume 68, Number 2, April 2004, pp. 648-650 Society for Military History Excerpt By the time the armistice of 27 July 1953 ended the fighting in Korea, most Canadians had a fading memory of that three-year-old conflict. But Canada's "Forgotten War," as it became known, deserved no such a fate. Now only with the appearance of this book fifty years after the closing event, is the complete story being told. And how interesting it is. [End Page 648] examines tactics, operations, training, recruiting and leadership. It challenges the conventional interpretation which deprecates the quality of the first Canadian Korean contingent. This body was... Search Journals About MUSE Contact Us

108. South African Military History Society - Journal - Canadian Nurses In The South military history Journal Vol 6 No 1. canadian Nurses in the South African military Nursing Service Some Reminiscences Forty Years Later http://rapidttp.com/milhist/vol061cg.html

The South African Military History Society Die Suid-Afrikaanse Krygshistoriese Vereniging Military History Journal - Vol 6 No 1 Canadian Nurses in the South African Military Nursing Service: Some Reminiscences Forty Years Later by Charlotte S.M. Girard Late in 1941 and early in 1942 some Canadian nurses found themselves serving the armed forces in areas far removed from any foreseeable battle site. A group, eventually to number some three hundred nurses, was to serve neither with the Canadian forces nor with the British, but with those of Canada's sister dominion, South Africa. Many warm memories have remained, many strong ties are still unbroken by time and the links between South Africa and Canada have been maintained both by contacts between Canadian nurses who married and remained in Africa and their Canadian friends who have visited them. The unusually close esprit de corps is reflected in a newsletter which was published up to August 1972: The Ontario Springbok News Letter of Canadian Nursing Sisters serving in South Africa, 1939-1945. (1) In addition, many of these nurses continue to meet at least once a year and thus maintain the old camaraderie of the war years.

109. CanadaInfo A look at the nation's government, its history and people, the land itself, and the canadian military. http://www.craigmarlatt.com/canada/

C anadaInfo is more than 400 pages of information about Canada - its government, history, facts, people, security, geography, provinces, symbols, and more. Browse through statistics, maps, and photographs and then choose from dozens of fact sheets to download to your computer. B egin your visit to CanadaInfo by clicking on one of the category buttons below, or choose "site map" or "search" from the buttons at the top of the page. As changes occur, pages of this site are constantly being updated, and new pages are being added as time allows. MAIN MENU IMMIGRATING to CANADA GUN CONTROL HEALTH CARE ELECTION 2005 This site has been viewed times since February 1998 according to This site was last reviewed on September 18, 2005

110. Canadian Military Photographers -milfoto Information regarding a reunion of all past and present members of the canadian Forces Imagery trade. http://www.milfoto.ca/

A Canadian Military Photographers Association site with information regarding a reunion of all past and present members of the Canadian Forces Imagery trade. photography, photographic, Canada, military, reunion, registration, milfoto, organization, DND, Imagery Technician, 541, Photo Tech, Imagery trade, Canadian Military Photographers Association author Cpl Barnaba Szluinsk i

111. Canadian Military Medals And Decorations - Veterans Affairs Canada Veteran Affairs Canada presents various war medals, service badges and honours. Provides detailed information of each, photographs where relevant and circumstances under which they would have been awarded. http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=collections/cmdp/mainmenu

112. Canadian Military Heritage Museum Southern Ontario's largest military museum housing collections from the War of 1812 to the present day, featuring army, navy, air force, restored vehicles, uniforms and medals. Located in Brantford. http://comdir.bfree.on.ca/cmhm/

113. Canadian Military Wives This site has something for everyone, including husbands and children. But mainly for the wives and girlfriends of the canadian military. http://www.geocities.com/cpl_trish/

Last updated on Dec.18 '00. The song playing is "BETH" by KISS! Hi everyone! Before you enter my world I would just like to say a few things. I have changed this site around in hopes that it would be easier to find things...please write me and tell me what you think. I would also like to take a few minutes to tell you that I'm only a SPOUSE of the military. I know that this site wears the "CPL" name,and that my email addy has "cpl" in it, but I am NOT in the military. This site is something that I have thought up of, I hope it seems fresh to you. There's a lot of great military spouse sites out there, and it's hard to be original :) I would also like to thank all of you that have sent in poems, links and deployment tips. Without you this site wouldn't be as informative as it is. I hope that it's also an interesting site. Now with that being said, grab a cup of coffee, sit back click on my rose and have fun surfing my site. Be sure to tell others about this. Did I mention that it's a CANADIAN Military Website? O.k I just did...but you'll also find States links, which are great, even if you don't live there. To see what's new go to: What's New Please sign my guestbook and tell the world what you think :) Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook This page was created on April 18'00.

114. Canadian Military Vehicles Describes canadian military vehicles, including armoured trucks and tanks used in WWII. http://www.mapleleafup.org/vehicles/index.html

10 Mar 02 MLU GUEST REGISTER READ SIGN IN WW2, CANADA PRODUCED almost a million vehicles for service with the Commonwealth forces. In addition, the Canadian Army Overseas used a wide variety of miscellaneous British and American hard- and soft-skin vehicles. The categories below display history, specifications and photographs of many of these vehicles. We try to capture the essence of this era through cataloging restored examples wherever possible. This will also include examples of the restoration process. Obviously but happily, this will be an unending job, so please check back regularly as new examples are added and new categories activated. Needless to say, if you have any contributions to offer, please email us with your photos and descriptions (if you're close by, we might even be persuaded to come down and document your project ourselves). Also needless to say, we reserve the right to select and edit submissions based on quality, applicability and available space on our overtaxed server. Subscribe to the CMP List Powered by www.egroups.com

115. C & E Museum - Foyer Peacekeeping, and international stability operations, showing some early communications installations. http://www.c-and-e-museum.org/te_tp9.htm

(Click logo for driving directions) Click on the envelope to comment on our site or suggest a change to the site. Peacekeeping and International Stability Operations With the collapse of the WARSAW PACT in 1989 the world situation changed. The threat of world wide nuclear war was suddenly reduced as the USSR fragmented and its international influence was severely reduced. Unfortunately, losing the super power "moderating" influences let many client states loose. Wars, civil disturbances and governmental collapses have increased dramatically and PEACEKEEPING AND PEACE MAKING have become the major global business. Canadian forces are now even more heavily committed in the service of peace than ever before. The list that follows, while not comprehensive, outlines some of the broad areas where Canadian troops have been employed in peacekeeping/stability operations over the past 100 years; over 30 of these missions have been under a United Nations mandate. CANADA'S FIRST PEACEKEEPING MISSION KOREA Responding to the 25 June 1950 invasion of South Korea, Canada sent transport aircraft, three destroyers and an infantry brigade group to help restore peace.

116. Brat List Home - The Revival The purpose of this website is to help people whose parents were in the canadian military find their childhood friends. http://www.milbrats.net/

email: passwd: Forgot Password? Sign Up Here News About the Brat List The purpose of this list is to be a database for people raised by Canadian military parents (ie, Military Brats). Its main aim is to help us find childhood acquaintances. Mailing List A new mailing list has been set up, more as an announce list for this site then anything, but also as a means for ppl to keep in touch while we rebuild the site. To subscribe, just send a message with the word 'subscribe' in it to members-request@milbrats.net Other Places Click here for other places for Brats to go on the web. This page includes my policy for adding links to this site. Credits The Brat List is created and maintained by a fellow Brat, Susan Minaker Web Space provided through hub.org by another fine Brat, Marc G. Fournier

117. The Military Nurses Of Canada A profile of The Lady Nelson a canadian hospital ship. An excerpt from Volume II of the military Nurses of Canada. Ruth (Littlejohn) McIlrath's recollections of the army nurses who had staffed this ship during the war. http://www.addison.ca/military_nurses/

Buy the Books Photo Gallery Excerpts ... Edith Landells-Lees News: June 16th, 2005 We are happy to introduce secure online transactions courtesy of PayPal. You do not need to be have a PayPal account. Simply click the "Add to Cart" button on our Buy the Books page and you will be offered the opportunity to purchase electronically with the proven security of North America's online shopping choice. The Military Nurses of Canada is a 3-volume compilation of personal recollections of Canadian military nurses from World War I to present day active duty nurses. Included is a history of the beginning of Canadian military nursing during the 1885 North West Rebellion. The books are edited by Edith Landells, a military nurse during World War II, who chose to compile the books as a retirement project. She used personal interviews and War Diaries at the National Archives, Ottawa and relied on Nursing Sisters Associations and word of mouth to reach military nurses in every Canadian province. Volume 1 was released in 1995, the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II. Volumes 2 and 3 were released on 15 March 1999 and carry additional recollections and historical reports from all eras of Canadian military nursing. Volumes 2 and 3 add over 800 pages to Canadian military history with hundreds of photographs.

118. Canadian Orders, Medals And Decorations - Veterans Affairs Canada Published on the Web by the Veterans Affairs Department of Canada. http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm/collections/cmdp/

@import "/styles/sophisto.css"; Home Department Canadian Orders, Medals and Decorations What's New Press Room The Minister Minister's Commendation ... Sitemap Search the Site: Canadian Orders, Medals and Decorations History, Meaning and Significance When one thinks of medals, the image of veterans gathered for Remembrance Day often comes to mind. But while these honours are generally associated with military service, civilian equivalents exist to honour exceptional contributions to the nation in time of war, or for outstanding acts of citizenship. Canadian Military Medals and Decorations View the Canadian Medals and Decorations in their digitized glory, along with explanations of their history and criteria for their presentation. The Mounting and Wearing of Decorations, Campaign Stars, and Medals The following is provided in order that those awarded War Decorations, Campaign Stars and Medals, particularly those earned during the First World War, the Second World War and the Korean War, may know how they should be mounted and worn either on civilian clothes or on uniform. Medal Information Contact information for medals and decorations.

119. ServicePals.com | Find Military Friends, Find Army Friends, Find RAF Friends, Fi For exmilitary personnel from the Royal Air Force, Army, Royal Navy, Royal canadian Air Force, Royal New Zealand Air Force, Royal Australian Air Force. With news, chat, discussion board and an ex-service search engine to find old friends and colleagues. http://www.servicepals.com/

HOME COMMUNITY DATING AND FRIENDS DIRECTORY ... MY ACCOUNT Username : Password : Forgot your Username or Password? Don't have an account? Register now - it's FREE - and make contact with old military friends and colleagues. Latest members to join ServicePals.com: rick faulkner British Army Kevin Penfold British Army John Augoustis mike motton British Army Mark Barlow Click here to view all members units listed - 92 people now online new members today messages sent forum posts total members Gallery: HMS Glory-Villefranche 1954 ServicePals.com is delighted to support the Royal British Legion Welcome to ServicePals.com - the most popular forces friend finder service on the web. Forces Friends are reunited every day at ServicePals.com - we are a UK Armed Forces Friend Finder allowing you to find lost military friends and colleagues and reunite with old mates from the British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force (RAF) - see flags below for all services. With over 100,000 individual members

120. 3rd Parachute Brigade WWII British & Canadian Reenactors - Home British and canadian Parachutist group portraying military operations in battle reenactments and educational events; image gallery, member information, based in Washington, British Columbia, and Oregon. http://www.6th-airborne.org

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