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, 2020 As a gendered organisation, the military’s organisational identity is based, among other things, on what is considered as stereotypic masculinity: strong, brave, and tough men represent the ideal warrior.
Holmberg, Arita,, Rinaldo, Andrea,
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Canadian Intelligence Operations Overseas
The Journal of Intelligence, Conflict and Warfare, 2019 On March 21, 2019, the Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies hosted a roundtable focusing on “Canadian Intelligence Operations Overseas”.
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ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY STRATEGY IN THE ARCTIC - CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
The Journal of Intelligence, Conflict and WarfareOn November 15, 2023, Captain Doug Layton, Deputy Commander Joint Task Force (North), Canadian Armed Forces (Navy), presented Royal Canadian Navy Strategy in the Arctic: Challenges and Opportunities for this year’s West Coast Security Conference.
Doug Layton
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‘GETTING HERE FROM THERE’: TRAUMA AND TRANSFORMATION IN CANADIAN MILITARY EDUCATION
Scientia Militaria, 2012 In early 1997, the Canadian Minister of National Defence publicly issued an excoriating report that roundly condemned the poor state of leadership, ethics discipline, professional knowledge and education in the Canadian Armed Forces particularly among ...
Ronald G. Haycock
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The Canadian Armed Forces medical response to Typhoon Haiyan [PDF]
Canadian Journal of Surgery, 2015 In the setting of international disaster response, an important challenge is determining when it is appropriate to withdraw deployed assets as the acute disaster response transitions to recovery and rebuilding. We describe our experience with realtime data collection during our medical response to Typhoon Haiyan as a means to guide military aid mission
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Chiropractic Services in the Canadian Armed Forces: A Pilot Project [PDF]
Military Medicine, 2006 This article reports on satisfaction associated with the introduction of chiropractic services within a military hospital, through a Canadian Armed Forces Pilot Project. We distributed a 27-item survey that inquired about demographic information and satisfaction with chiropractic services to 102 military personnel presenting for on-site chiropractic ...
Luke A, Boudreau +2 more
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, 1981 Square wood and metal plaque with the badge of the Canadian Armed Forces. The plaque reads, To His Excellency Kenneth M. Curtis with Best Wishes of the Chief of Defence Staff and the Canadian Armed Forces Jan, 1981 .https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu ...
Canadian Armed Forces
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Scandinavian Journal of Military StudiesAs an institution, a nation’s military is responsible for training and educating its members in a number of areas. This education takes place in a specific cultural context according to unstated rules, premises, and assumptions – in short, what Geertz ...
Marshall Gerbrandt +2 more
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Joint overseas operations, part I, 15 August 1946.
, 2021 The study presents those doctrines and procedures which evolved from joint operations conducted during World War II. It envisages the action of the ground, naval, and air elements of military power upon a coequal basis. In scope it covers the development
Armed Forces Staff College
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European Journal of Psychotraumatology, 2023 Background: Potentially morally injurious experiences (PMIEs) are common during military service. However, it is unclear to what extent PMIEs are related to well-established adverse mental health outcomes.
Bethany Easterbrook +10 more
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