2011
Canadian Military Journal, Issue 11, No 4
In this edition of the Journal, the authors examine Canada's capabilities in the Arctic, UN intervention in the Congo and the future security dynamics. Further articles discuss the fall of Hong Kong in World War Two, irregular warfare in New France and wage discrimination in the Armed Forces.
© 2011 Canadian Military Journal (CMJ)
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Author:
Mike Madden, Nick Deshpande, Levon Bond, James McKillip, Galen Roger Perras, Jérôme Lacroix-Leclair, Eric Ouelles, Tim Dunner, Robert Unger, Martin Shadwick, John MacFarlane, Emily Spencer, John Grodzinski, Jurgen Duewel, Bernd Horn
Editor:
David L Bashow
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Volume:
11
Issue:
4
Chapters:
- Making Use of Neutral Forces
- Seven Sinister Strategic Trends
- JUSTAS and Project Epsilon
- The Legacy of Intervention: The International Community and the Congo
- Defeat Still Cries Aloud for Explanation: Explaining C Force's Dispatch to Hong Kong
- The Petite Guerre in New France, 1660-1759
- A Case for the F-35 Lightning
- How Much are Primary Reservists Worth?
- Defence and the 2011 Election
- Book Reviews
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