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Archive for January, 2004

Canada Corner

Voyageurs On The Nile

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The Nile Voyageurs negotiate the river’s second cataract in November 1884. For nearly 400 Canadians it was a winter like no other. Instead [...]

January 1, 2004, by John Boileau

Defence Today

Canada’s Military Ethos

by David J. Bercuson However the concept “profession of arms” is described in modern terms, it is always defined as having an “unlimited liability” to the political masters who direct [...]

January 1, 2004

Defence Today

Canadian Soldiers Receive British Medal

Top: General Ray Hénault presents the British Operational Service Medal for Sierra Leone to Master Warrant Officer Ken [...]

January 1, 2004

Defence Today

New Armoured Vehicles Announced After Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan

by Ray Dick

A United States Army Stryker armoured vehicle moves out [...]

January 1, 2004

Memoirs & Pilgrimages

Pausing To Reflect

From top: Fisherman Barry Sullivan remembers while on his boat at Herring Cove, N.S.; businessmen pause for remembrance [...]

January 1, 2004

Memoirs & Pilgrimages

An Italian Remembrance

Illustrations and story by Jennifer Morse

Clockwise from top left: Student Celene Montgomery arrives at [...]

January 1, 2004, by Jennifer Morse

Canada Corner

Fortress Louisbourg

Sunlight washes over the historic King’s Bastion Barracks at Fortress Louisbourg. Inset: One of the fort’s restored [...]

January 1, 2004, by L.D. Cross

War Art

George Broomfield

George Broomfield’s paintings depict airmen and the advance through Northwest Europe. From top: Transport With Supplies For 2nd [...]

January 1, 2004, by Jennifer Morse

Canada & the Victoria Cross

Canada And The Victoria Cross: Part 1 of 18

Into the valley of Death Rode the six hundred Cannon to right of them Cannon to left of them Cannon in front of them Volley’d and thunder’d ­Alfred, Lord Tennyson

Lieutenant Alexander Roberts Dunn, VC. ILLUSTRATION: Sharif Tarabay The Battle of Balaclava! An atrocious disregard [...]

January 1, 2004, by Arthur Bishop

Canadian Military History in Perspective

The Aries Flights Of 1945: Air Force, Part 1

After her modification for scientific research, Aries sits at a Canadian airport in 1945. Inset: Wing Commander Kenneth [...]

January 1, 2004, by Hugh A. Halliday

Molly Maid - Leave the Cleaning to Us!

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