Canadian Military Journal [Vol. 21, No. 4, Autumn 2021]
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Cover
“Into Bandit Country” The Boeing CH-47 medium/heavy lift helicopter was a reliable workhorse for Special Operations Forces (SOF) in Afghanistan.
Credit: created 2020 © artist Silvia Pecota
From the Editor
Letter to the Editor
Personnel
Serving the Nation’s Interests: Creating an Integrated and Agile Canadian Reserve Force
by Shawn D. Bindon and Howard G. Coombs
A Forensic Anthropologist’s Role in the Defence Team: Current Responsibilities and Future Opportunities within the Canadian Armed Forces
by Sarah Lockyer
Civil-Military Relations
Civil-Military Operational Support to the “Heart of Canada’s North”: Looking to Alaska and the Australian North for Options?
by Peter Kikkert and P. Whitney Lackenbauer
Leadership
Deciphering the Roles of Chief Petty Officers/Chief Warrant Officers within Command Teams
by Necole Belanger
Military History and Theories of War
War is War: The Relevance and Practicality of The Principles of War for Future Combat
by Tim Gallant
Views and Opinions
Emotional Intelligence: Leading through the COVID Crisis
by Daniel Campbell
Trained to Fight and Everything in Between
by Bill Cummings
Commentary
The Aurora, the Cormorant and the Conundrums of Defence
by Martin Shadwick
Book Review
Transforming Command: The Pursuit of Mission Command in the U.S., British and Israeli Armies
Edited by Eitan Shamir
Reviewed by Peter J. Williams
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