Vol. 5, No 3, Autumn 2004
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Vol. 5, No 3, Autumn 2004
Battle for Carpiquet Airfield
Painting by Captain Orville Norman Fisher
Canadian War Museum 12421
ISSN 1492-0786
Contents
Special Operations Forces
When Cultures Collide: The Conventional Military/Sof Chasm
by Colonel Bernd Horn
Special Operations Forces: Ready, Relevant and Precise
by Lieutenant-Colonel Jamie Hammond
Canadian Special Operations Forces: A Blueprint for the Future
by Major Bernard J. Brister
Who Has Seen the Wind? An Historical Overview of Canadian Special Operations
by Dr. Sean Maloney
Interagency Coordination
Interagency Coordination Within the National Security Community: Improving the Response to Terrorism
by Major Tim Lannon
Operations
Leadership for a Sustainable Culture of Peace: The un Mission in East Timor
by Major Thomas Rippon, Commodore Roger Girouard and Eliot Lowey
Policy
Canadian Security And Defence: The Maritime Dimension
by Lieutenant-Commander George Kearney and Lieutenant-Commander John Millar
Views and Opinions
by Martin Shadwick
Book Reviews
More Fighting for Canada: Five Battles, 1760-1944
Images et sociÉtÉs.
le progrÉs, les mÉdias, la guerre
America Unbound: The Bush Revolution in Foreign Policy
