Vol. 1, No. 2 Summer 2000
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Canadian Tank Manoeuvring
By William Ogilvie.
Operation “Totalize”, Normandy, August 1944
Canadian War Museum 13268
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS
LETTERS TO THE EDITORSPOLICY
NORAD AND NATIONAL DEFENCE A PERSPECTIVE OF THE DEPUTY COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
by Lieutenant-General George E.C. Macdonald
CANADA AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY OPERATIONS: THE SEARCH FOR POLICY RATIONALES
by Louis A.Delvoie
FORCE FOR CHANGE OR AGENT OF MALEVOLENMCE? THE EFFECT OF THE ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT IN DND
by Lieutenant-Colonel Brett Boudreau
SPACE
THINKING THE UNTHINKABLE: ON REVOLUTION, OUTER SPACE AND CANADIAN POLICYby Dr. James Fergusson
IS THE SKY FALLING? CANADA'S DEFENCE SPACE PROGRAMME AT THE CROSSROADS
by Captain Andrew Godefroy
OPERATIONS
STANAVFORLANT UNDER CANADIAN COMMANDby Rear-Admiral David Morse and Lieutenant-Commander Douglas Thomas
REVOLUTION IN MILITARY AFFAIRS
EXPERIMENTATION AND INNOVATION IN THE CANADIAN FORCESby Dr. Scott Robertson
HISTORY
A 'MERE RUSTLE OF LEAVES': CANADIAN STRATEGY AND THE 1970 FLQ CRISISby Dr. Sean Maloney
WHAT THE MAINGUY REPORT NEVER TOLD US: THE TRADITION OF 'MUTINY IN THE ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY BEFORE 1949
by Lieutenant-Commander Richard H. Gimblett, PhD
THE PEN BEFORE THE SWORD: THINKING ABOUT 'MECHANIZATION' BETWEEN THE WARS
by Major Jamie W. Hammond
COLUMNS
RUSSIA'S NEW MILITARY DOCTRINEby Patrick Armstrong, PhD
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
by Dean F. Oliver, PhD
COMMENTARY
by Martin Shadwick
BOOK REVIEWS
THE KINDER, GENTLER MILITARY: CAN AMERICA'S GENDER-NEUTRAL FIGHTING FORCE STILL WIN WARS?
NO PLACE TO RUN: THE CANADIAN CORPS AND GAS WARFARE IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR
THE ALLIED CONVOY SYSTEM 1939 - 1945 ITS ORGANIZATION, DEFENCE AND OPERATION
