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Everyday Narratives from Women in the Canadian Armed Forces: Challenges and Opportunities

Journal of Canadian studies
:As debates over diversity and inclusion intensify, understanding women’s everyday experiences in the military becomes increasingly important. Likewise, against a political backdrop of heightened insecurity, as well as recruitment challenges, the ...
Sandra Biskupski-Mujanovic
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Psychiatric hospitalizations among Canadian Armed Forces Veterans and former Royal Canadian Mounted Police members residing in Ontario: A retrospective cohort study.

Canadian journal of public health
OBJECTIVES Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Veterans and former Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) members ("Veterans/former RCMP members") may be at increased risk of mental health disorders necessitating psychiatric hospitalization relative to non ...
K. Cyr, Paul Kurdyak, Peter M. Smith, Alice B Aiken, Heidi Cramm, Alyson L. Mahar   +5 more
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The Value of Strength as a Predictor of Musculoskeletal Injury in Canadian Armed Forces Basic Infantry Candidates.

Military Medicine
INTRODUCTION Musculoskeletal injuries (MSKI) impact military organizations by threatening their operational readiness, warranting investigation into relevant factors to inform risk reduction strategies.
E. Robitaille, T. Reilly, Scott Heipel, Hollie Buttici, Étienne Chassé, H. Tingelstad   +5 more
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A sex-disaggregated analysis of rank at release and health outcomes among Veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces

Journal of Military Veteran and Family Health
LAY SUMMARY This study examines relationships between military rank at release and various health indicators among Canadian Veterans, separately for males and females.
A. L. Hall, J. Coulthard, Ali B. Cowieson, Lisa Garland Baird, Shannon Gottschall, Jill Sweet   +5 more
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Tracking Quantum S&T from strategy to implementation plan: what we learned about the Canadian Armed Forces’ quantum posture

Canadian Foreign Policy
The Department of National Defence has been an important actor in the shaping of Canada’s strategic approach to quantum science and technology through the release of two key documents: the Quantum S&T [Science and Technology] Strategy and the Quantum ...
Michael P. A. Murphy, Claire Parsons
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Air Navigation Training in the Canadian Armed Forces

Navigation, 1972
From a brief background of Air Navigation Training in the Canadian Armed Forces the paper presents the current variety of students and the specific training program designed for them. The primary technique employed in conducting academic, synthetic and air training is Performance Oriented.
J. Hennessey, A. D. Lee
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The Canadian Armed Forces and Unification

Defense Analysis, 2001
(2001). The Canadian Armed Forces and Unification. Defense Analysis: Vol. 17, No. 2, pp. 159-174.
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Human Security, Climate Change, and the Role of the Canadian Armed Forces

Canadian Military Journal
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Wilfrid Greaves
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Women in the Canadian Armed Forces

2019
Women have a long history of service with the Canadian military. For too long, however, that service has been hidden, minimized or outright fought against by the male and masculine institution of the CAF. The integration of women into the military in Canada was effected in 1989, but the process is yet incomplete.
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Nonservice Education for the Canadian Armed Forces

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1942
a necessary prerequisite for the strictly service training. Before they go to him, the Air Force instructor in Navigation, for example, expects his pupils to know their school mathematics, as does also the gunnery instructor in the Artillery or the Navy.
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