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Vol. 7, No. 1, Spring 2006
Burial at Sea, 1944
Painting by Harold Beament
19710261-0993
ISSN 1492-465X
Contents
Messages
Canadian Forces Transformation
Professionalism and Leadership: Requisite Proficiencies for CF Transformation
by Commander Robert S. Edwards, Lieutenant-Colonel (ret’d) L. William Bentley and Doctor Robert W. Walker
Military Education and the Transformation of the Canadian Forces
by Doctor Peter Foot
Special Operations
A Look Behind the Black Curtains: Understanding the Core Missions of Special Operations Forces
by Major Tony Balasevicius
Strategic Thinking
Towards a More Strategic Future? An Examination of the Canadian Government’s Recent Defence Policy Statements
by Doctor Andrew Richter
Maritime Issues
Enhancing the Naval Mandate for Law Enforcement: Hot Pursuit or Hot Potato?
by Captain (N) Laurence M. Hickey
History
E.L.M Burns – A Crisis of Command
by Major J.P. Johnston
The Summer of 1943: An Episode in the Battle of the St. Lawrence River – Surveillance, Defence and Propaganda
by André Kirouac
Views And Opinions
Rapid Environmental Assessment (REA) of the Maritime Battlespace
by Doctor Brian G. Whitehouse, Doctor Paris W. Vachon, Doctor Andrew C. Thomas, Lieutenant-Commander Robert J. Quinn and Lieutenant-Commander Wayne M. Renaud
“When You First Start Out You Feel Like You Don’t Have Control” – Quality of Life, Control, and the Canadian Forces
by Doctor Joan Wharf Higgins and Tanis Farish
Commentary: Defence and the Conservatives
by Martin Shadwick
Book Reviews
Shooters: The Canadian Army Film And Photo Unit ~ 1941 – 1946 (dvd)
War Reporting For Cowards: Between Iraq And A Hard Place
Gaudeamus Igitur ‘therefore Rejoice’; The Campaigns Of The Canadian Army In The Second World War
No Prouder Place – Canadians And The Bomber Command Experience 1939-1945
The Mystery of Frankenberg’s Canadian Airman
A Perfect Hell – The Forgotten Story of the Canadian Commandos of the Second World War
The Sling and the Stone: On War in the 21st Century
