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42. CANADIAN MILITARY HISTORY
The canadian military experience 18671995 a bibliography = Bibliographie de la vie Dictionary of canadian military history / by David J. Bercuson.
http://www.ucalgary.ca/library/subjects/HIST/canmil.html

43. 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/

44. Canadian Miltary/Veteran/Brat Websites
An extensive listing of canadian military and veterans websites. The canadian military and Veteran Master Resource Guide
http://members.aol.com/veterans/warlib5c.htm
The American War Library Home Business Card
Canadian Personnel Photograph Museum of Honor The Canadian Military and Veteran
Master Resource Guide
To add a Web site to this list:
Non-Commercial Link Request Commercial Link Request This page is updated frequently
Webmasters, link to:
http://members.aol.com/veterans/warlib5c.htm.htm Please let us know if any site listed below is inaccessible to you. BOMBERCREW.COM Go Canadian Forces Chaplain Go Canadian Military Discussion Forum Go Air Force Assn of Canada Go AIRFORCE ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Go Army Cadet League of Canada, Ontario Go BATTLEFIELD HOUSE MUSEUM BRITISH AND CANADIAN
ARMY RECORDS RESEARCH Go Canada and WWI Go Canada and WWII Go Canada CVVA Go CANADA MILITARY AND DEFENSE Go CANADA MILITARY JOURNAL
GOVERNMENT OF CANADA Go CANADA'S MILITARY HERITAGE Go Canadian Air Defence Go CANADIAN AIRBORNE REGIMENT Go Canadian Centre for
Foreign Policy Development Go Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt Go Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies Go Canadian Military Brat List Go CANADIAN MILITARY MEDALS AND DECORATIONS Go CANADIAN PEACEKEEPING VETERANS ASSN
CANADIAN PEACEKEEPING VETERANS ASSN Go Canadian POW/MIA Info Centre Go CANADIAN VIETNAM CASUALTIES Go CIA THE WORLD FACTBOOK CANADA Go Command and Staff College Go Communications Security Establishment Go Go D-NET THE DEPARTMENT OF NATAL DEFENCE Go Defence Assns Natl Network [DANN] Go Go Defence Research Establishment Atlantic Defence Research Establishment Ottawa Defence Research Establishment

45. Central Ontario Branch Of The Western Front Association
The Central Ontario Branch of the Western Front Association is a group of people who share an interest in researching and remembering the contribution of the canadian military forces from Central Ontario who served at the Western Front in France and Belgium during World War I.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/bkeevil/COBWFA/
COBWFA Future Meetings How to join Members Links ... Site map
Central Ontario Branch
of the
Western Front Association
Who are we?
The Central Ontario Branch of the Western Front Association is a group of people who share an interest in researching and remembering the contribution of the Canadian military forces from Central Ontario who served at the Western Front in France and Belgium during World War 1. The purpose of the Western Front Association is to perpetuate the memory, courage and comradeship of those, of both sides, who served their country in France and Flanders (Belgium) during the Great War. The WFA has about 6,000 members worldwide with branches in the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, and the United States.
Next Meetings 1030 to 1530 hours in Newcastle
Saturday April 2, 2005
Saturday June 18, 2005
Saturday September 17, 2005
Saturday December 3, 2005
All members will have the opportunity to "show and tell" their latest research and remembering projects. Guests are welcome.
Where is the Meeting? Newcastle Village Community Hall

46. THE ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS ANDTHE CANADIAN MILITARY ENGINEERS
Royal Canadian Engineers and canadian military Engineers. LEST WE FORGET A partial list of canadian military engineers who died in the service of Canada in
http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/reubique/rce.htm
THE ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS
AND
THE CANADIAN MILITARY ENGINEERS From the Collection of Lieutenant Colonel Edward De Santis
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Canadian Military Engineer Centennial 2003 Committee Click on the flag to see the locations and major actions of Canadian Engineer units
in the Great War of 1914-18
(These pages are presently under construction) Click on the flag to see the locations and major actions of Royal Canadian Engineer units
in the Second World War and Korea
(These pages are presently under construction) Officers Caldwell, Alexander Clyde
(RESEARCH IN PROGRESS) Major, Royal Canadian Engineers Bishop, Alonzo Wentworth (C.D.) Major, Royal Canadian Engineers
Headquarters, 1st Canadian Army Troops, R.C.E.
[Entitled to the 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Canadian Volumter Service Medal and Canadian Forces Decoration]. Neelands, Abram Rupert M.C.)

47. Canadian Vintage Motorcycle Group
Displays 33 motorcycles, artifacts and memorabilia housed in the canadian military Heritage Museum in Brantford, Ontario. Provides details of the collection, a calendar of events, and a forum.
http://www.cvmg.ca/
Canadian Vintage Motorcycle Group
About the C.V.M.G. Museum Calendar Forum ... Insurance
Welcome to the new cvmg.ca
New Look!
Welcome to the new look of cvmg.ca! We've redesigned the entire site to bring it up to date and to make it easier for you to find the information you're looking for. New features include a searchable events calendar , a downloadable membership registration/renewal form , an all-new discussion forum and news and views on the latest developments on motorcycle insurance in Ontario. As always, you can also find information on the C.V.M.G. , its executive and its sections across the country. For those of you who haven't seen it already, the virtual museum is worth spending a few minutes browsing through to learn about the early years of motorcycling.
Online membership survey
Would you like to be able to join or renew your membership online? We're considering adding e-commerce to the site to let you do just that. Please take a minute to fill out our online survey to let us know what you think!

48. Introduction To Maple Leaf Up!
Along this hardwon path roared legions of canadian military Pattern (CMP) trucks, bearing their priceless cargos of food, ammunition,
http://www.mapleleafup.org/intro.html
21 Dec 02
Year of the Blitz video now available!
See KITSHOP for details. MLU
GUEST REGISTER READ SIGN Join the CMP
Mailing List! Our journey backwards in time is best viewed at a resolution of 1024x768 / 16-bit colour.
Geoff Winnington-Ball
Researching a veteran? Click here! See the new MLU Kitshop!
Please note: The QM Stores area will soon be online again, with a customized, automatic ad insertion script ! MAPLE LEAF UP... IN THE LONG, HOT SUMMER of 1939, the storm clouds brewing over the continent of Europe began to take an ominous shape, and Commonwealth armies had begun to slowly shake off the lethargy brought on by two decades of neglect in the aftermath of the wholesale slaughter of World War I. The hopeless, fragile bubble of an uneasy peace had finally burst. In Canada, a primarily agricultural dominion of 11 million souls, that meant a mad scramble on behalf of our miniscule, under-equipped 5,000-man Permanent Force to dust off long-ignored plans for a general mobilization and rearming. Frantic calls went out across the country to the units of the Active Militia to begin mobilizing for the coming conflict; and to industry at large to gear up for war production.
The 'Canada'
Decal Many still hungry from the lean years of the recent depression, men from all walks of life all across the country dropped what they were doing and flocked into the headquarters of their local regiments to volunteer their services to king and country. Some showed up to parade dressed in the moth-eaten uniforms their uncles or fathers had worn in 1918; others with nothing but what they had on their backs.

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

50. Military - Canadian Genealogy Centre
From Colony to Country A Reader s Guide to canadian military History canadian military History Gateway Veterans Affairs Canada Links to other military
http://www.genealogy.gc.ca/10/1009_e.html
Contact Us Help Search The Centre ... Links You are here: Home Military
Index of Topics Ethnic Groups Births, Marriages and Deaths Government ... Other Topics
Military
Many records relating to military service consist only of lists of names on a muster roll or pay list. For later periods, personnel records usually exist, which can also provide researchers with personal information about an individual such as date and place of birth, name and address of next of kin, previous military service and occupation. Our Databases contain many references to military records. Under Keywords, search by name, regiment, place, subject, etc. The following Web sites provide additional sources and links: From Colony to Country: A Reader's Guide to Canadian Military History Canadian Military History Gateway Veterans Affairs Canada: Links to other military sites Military and naval history - Canada ... Legion Magazine's Last Post database
Since 1928, Legion Magazine has honoured those Canadians who have served their country by publishing, in print, short death notices for Royal Canadian Legion members with military backgrounds, Canadian war veterans and Legion members with police service. Last updated: 2005-05-01
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51. Canadian Forces Before 1914 - Canadian Genealogy Centre
Muster rolls of the Canadian militia that fought under the British Army during the Use AVITUS to find other Web sites about canadian military records.
http://www.genealogy.gc.ca/10/100905_e.html
Contact Us Help Search The Centre ... Links You are here: Home Military
Index of Topics Ethnic Groups ... Other Topics
Canadian Forces before 1914
Militia units have existed in British North America and post-Confederation Canada for most of its history. They were formed from able-bodied men locally recruited to defend against invasion or rebellion, in support of British Regular Forces. Units were formed on a county basis, and unit officers were chosen from the local elite. They were required to muster once a year, allowing the military authorities to calculate how many men would be available in a military emergency. Equipment was to be provided by the militiaman himself, although some training in the use of weapons might be provided. Consult our Bibliography for further information on this topic. In 1871, British garrisons in Canada were replaced by a newly formed Permanent Active Militia, at first composed of only two batteries of artillery, and later expanded to include other elements such as cavalry and infantry. These were to be supplemented by the Non-permanent Active Militia in emergencies.
Research at Library and Archives Canada
, reel T-10377.

52. Winterfrontpg
A web site where canadian military spouses can feel at home.
http://www.renc.igs.net/~tcollier/
An Apple A Day This site replaces Salute to Supporters My sincere thanks to everyone who asked that I continue supporting military wives through this web site. Y ou'll find some of the old pages listed here but also new ones for you to visit. This site continues to be a work in progress and I welcome your comments. I hope you enjoy your stay . My Love, My Life - my new book The Book Worm - book reviews Books - by military wives and friends Maxine, My Idol Moose Meanderings Guest Book Home Sweet Home Nova Scotia, My Heritage And I Quote! The Meaning of Friends What Is Love? Synethesia Number 8 Is Green Power of Poetry Pickles Tickles Links You Know You're Posted When... Snow Globes and a brother's love The Invisible Ribbon Campaign A Special Tribute to Military Wives What's New In The Military Community The Red Hat Society - Pembroke Lumber Queens - coming soon! Military Wives Pen Their Thoughts The Wishing Well The Better Half Awards Send a message to your loved one The Good Wife's Guide Dianne Collier
This page updated on 5 Sep 05

53. Canadian Military Hall Of Honour ...
canadian military Wives Support Group
http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?home&ring=canhallofhonor

54. Canadian Armed Forces - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Battles which are particularly notable to the canadian military include the As well as these deployments, small detachments of canadian military are
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Armed_Forces
Canadian Armed Forces
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Canadian Forces
The tri-service badge Military Manpower Availability
(males age 15-49) 8,417,314 (2004 est.) Fit for military service
(males age 15-49) 7,176,642 (2004 est.) Total troops Ranked 60th Military expenditures Dollar figure
$12.9 billion (13th in Percent of GDP
1.1% (128th in Military strength Land Force Command Main Battle Tanks Leopard MBT Infantry fighting vehicles ... Maritime Command Fleet Submarines Destroyers Frigates Coastal Defence Vessels Operational Support Ships Air Command Aircraft ~400 (including helicopters) The Canadian Forces (CF) Fr Forces canadiennes (FC) ) are the combined branches of the military of Canada . The Canadian Forces are comprised of: the Canadian Forces Land Force Command , (which is the army branch); the Canadian Forces Maritime Command , (the naval branch); and the Canadian Forces Air Command , (the air force branch). The Canadian Forces was formed on February 1 , when the Government of Canada merged the Canadian Army, the Royal Canadian Navy and the Royal Canadian Air Force into a unified structure. Canada remains one of the few modern military forces in the world to be organized like this.

55. Musee C & E Museum
This is a great site for anyone interested in the history of canadian military Communications and Electronics.
http://www.c-and-e-museum.org
Military Communications and Electronics Museum Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Last Update of this Site was on
July 13, 2005 9:53

56. Canadian Forces Land Force Command - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
canadian military Journal http//www.journal.forces.gc.ca; Canadian Army Journal http//www.army.forces.gc.ca/caj/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Army
Canadian Forces Land Force Command
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
(Redirected from Canadian Army Canadian Forces Land Force Command History Canadian Corps Canadian First Army Military History of Canada Structure Land Force Atlantic Area Land Force Quebec Area Land Force Central Area Land Force Western Area Canadian Forces Land Force Command LF ) is responsible for army operations within the Canadian Armed Forces . LF maintains bases across Canada and is responsible for the largest component of the Canadian Forces Reserves Ã¢ÂÂ the Army Reserve, often referred to as the "militia". LF is the descendant of the Canadian Army which was the name of Canada's land forces until February 1 , although this term has never really disappeared from the LF description. At the time of unification all army units were placed under Force Mobile Command (FMC) with the name being changed to Land Force Command in a reorganization of the Canadian Forces.
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Prior to the Confederation of Canada in , the British Army provided the defence of Canada , although many Canadians served with the British in various conflicts including the American Revolutionary War and the War of 1812 . However, after 1867, the British began to downsize their garrisons in Canada, mainly to move troops to other areas of the

57. CdnMilitary.ca
Webbased discussion community for canadian military issues. Includes monthly feature articles and military fact sheets.
http://www.cdnmilitary.ca/
Features Discussion News Blog Links Latest Updates:
17 Aug 2005 - New Feature: Frigate Life Extension Program Fact Sheet [ page 2005 is the Year of the Veteran in Canada This year, 2005, marks the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands by Canadian forces in May 1945. This year has been declared by the Government of Canada as the Year of the Veteran to honour all those who have served our country in uniform. To celebrate the liberation of the Netherlands 60 years ago, and to honour our Veterans, CdnMilitary.ca will release a site dedicated to the Netherlands campaign this summer. For further information:
Department of Veterans Affairs Canada, Official Year of the Veteran web site [ link About CdnMilitary.ca CdnMilitary.ca was established in June 2001 in an effort to address the chronic shortage of internet discussion boards dedicated to the Canadian Forces. Today the CdnMilitary.ca Discussion community remains one of the few active boards dedicated to issues of Canadian national security and its military. This site was created as a means to provide a method by which the general population could learn about our military, its history, and its challenges today and in the future. Our

58. OGS Ottawa - Canadian Military Genealogical FAQ
Of the many useful sources for canadian military genealogical research of, the following There is also a canadian military Echo on the Fido net.
http://www.ogsottawa.on.ca/MilitaryFAQ.php
@import "http://www.ogsottawa.on.ca/ogs_styles.css"; Ottawa Branch
Ontario Genealogical Society Our mission is to encourage, assist, and bring together all those interested in the pursuit of family history.
The Ottawa Branch covers the counties of Carleton, Lanark, Renfrew and the Russell part of the combined counties of Prescott and Russell. HOME News Projects Seminar 2007 ... OGS
Canadian Military Genealogical FAQ
This page was maintained for many years by Don Park. We thank him for his efforts and will try to keep the page up to date. I would like to request that all users who correspond with any of these agencies indicate that you found the information on the Internet . In this way, the word will get around that this is an effective communication medium. It's a very effective form of education and such organizations all have self interest reasons for creating demand and constituencies for their services. Thanks.
What information sources are available. What information may be obtained. How do I contact these organizations? I know my great step Uncle was in WWI and died overseas. Can I find anything out about his burial? ... What can I do if I discover other useful resources. What information sources are available.
Of the many useful sources for Canadian military genealogical research of, the following immediately come to mind:

59. MILITARY WEAPONS IN CANADA
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60. Comox Air Force Museum - Index
Displays the heritage of the 19 Wing Comox and West Coast canadian military aviation. Includes details of exhibits, hours of operation, a library database, a membership form and a location map. Located in Comox, British Columbia.
http://www.comoxairforcemuseum.ca/

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