Canadian Military Journal Vol 14. No 1.
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Vol 14. No 1.
John Rutherford and the Bomber Command Museum of Canada
The First of the Ten Thousand
Table of Contents
FUTURE OPERATIONS
What is an Armed Non-State Actor (ANSA)?
by James W. Moore
AFGHANISTAN RETROSPECTIVE
“Was it worth it?” Canadian Intervention in Afghanistan
and Perceptions of Success and Failure
by Sean Maloney
CANADA-UNITED STATES RELATIONS
Security Threats at the Canada-United States Border: A Quest for Impossible Perfection
by François Gaudreault
LESSONS FROM THE PAST
President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Farewell Address to the Nation, 17 January 1961 ~ An Analysis of Competing Truth Claims and its Relevance Today
by Garrett Lawless and A.G. Dizboni
Breaking the Stalemate: Amphibious Warfare during the War of 1812
by Jean-Francois Lebeau
VIEWS AND OPINIONS
Nothing New under the Sun Tzu: Timeless Principles of the Operational Art of War
by by Jacques P. Olivier
A Canadian Remembrance Trail for the Centennial of the Great War?
by Pascal Marcotte
COMMENTARY
Defence Procurement
by Martin Shadwick
BOOK REVIEWS
Engineers of Victory – The problem solvers who turned the tide in the Second World War
by Paul Kennedy
Reviewed by Mark Tunnicliffe
War from the Ground Up: Twenty-First Century Combat as Politics
by Emile Simpson
Reviewed by Michael Goodspeed
The Phantom Army of Alamein
by Rick Stroud
Reviewed by Debbie Miller
The Last Lion. Winston Spencer Churchill – Defender of the Realm, 1940-1965
by William Manchester and Paul Reid
Reviewed by Bernd Horn
Iron Man: Rudolf Berthold: Germany’s Indomitable Fighter Ace of World War I
by Peter Kilduff
Reviewed by David L. Bashow
