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Legion Magazine November/December 2019 Back Issue

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LAST SOLDIER STANDING
“They should commemorate all of them, instead of just one,” said the last surviving veteran of the First World War


CHOPPER MISSION
A day in the life of Canada’s CH-146 Griffon fleet


INDIGENOUS WAR HEROES
Brothers-in-arms in the trenches, First Nations, Métis and Inuit volunteers also fought for their home and native land


A TOUR TO REMEMBER
Pilgrims visit world war battlefields where forefathers fought and memorials where their sacrifice is honoured


THE ART OF RECRUITMENT
Posters were an effective way to encourage enlistment


MANAGING CANADA’S WARTIME IMAGE
Eighty years ago, the fledgling National Film Board served the dual purpose of informing Canadians and raising wartime morale


SYNCHRONIZE WATCHES!
Soldiers’ timepieces have evolved from unreliable pocket watches to precise chronometers


MILITARY HEALTH MATTERS
Genes may hold PTSD answers


FRONT LINES
Relaunched Space Command seeks allies


EYE ON DEFENCE
Military justice system remains intact


FACE TO FACE
Is war inevitable?


CANADA AND THE NEW COLD WAR
NATO and us


HUMOUR HUNT
Finding space in a submarine


HEROES AND VILLAINS
Mahatma Gandhi and Nathuram Godse


ARTIFACTS
Box of memories


O CANADA
Smallwood’s big vision
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November/December 2019 LAST SOLDIER STANDING “They should commemorate all of them, instead of just one,” said the last surviving veteran of the First World War CHOPPER MISSION A day in the life of Canada’s CH-146 Griffon fleet INDIGENOUS WAR HEROES Brothers-in-arms in the trenches, First Nations, Métis and Inuit volunteers also fought for their home and native land A TOUR TO REMEMBER Pilgrims visit world war battlefields where forefathers fought and memorials where their sacrifice is honoured THE ART OF RECRUITMENT Posters were an effective way to encourage enlistment MANAGING CANADA’S WARTIME IMAGE Eighty years ago, the fledgling National Film Board served the dual purpose of informing Canadians and raising wartime morale SYNCHRONIZE WATCHES! Soldiers’ timepieces have evolved from unreliable pocket watches to precise chronometers MILITARY HEALTH MATTERS Genes may hold PTSD answers FRONT LINES Relaunched Space Command seeks allies EYE ON DEFENCE Military justice system remains intact FACE TO FACE Is war inevitable? CANADA AND THE NEW COLD WAR NATO and us HUMOUR HUNT Finding space in a submarine HEROES AND VILLAINS Mahatma Gandhi and Nathuram Godse ARTIFACTS Box of memories O CANADA Smallwood’s big vision


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Legion  |  November/December 2019  


LAST SOLDIER STANDING
“They should commemorate all of them, instead of just one,” said the last surviving veteran of the First World War


CHOPPER MISSION
A day in the life of Canada’s CH-146 Griffon fleet


INDIGENOUS WAR HEROES
Brothers-in-arms in the trenches, First Nations, Métis and Inuit volunteers also fought for their home and native land


A TOUR TO REMEMBER
Pilgrims visit world war battlefields where forefathers fought and memorials where their sacrifice is honoured


THE ART OF RECRUITMENT
Posters were an effective way to encourage enlistment


MANAGING CANADA’S WARTIME IMAGE
Eighty years ago, the fledgling National Film Board served the dual purpose of informing Canadians and raising wartime morale


SYNCHRONIZE WATCHES!
Soldiers’ timepieces have evolved from unreliable pocket watches to precise chronometers


MILITARY HEALTH MATTERS
Genes may hold PTSD answers


FRONT LINES
Relaunched Space Command seeks allies


EYE ON DEFENCE
Military justice system remains intact


FACE TO FACE
Is war inevitable?


CANADA AND THE NEW COLD WAR
NATO and us


HUMOUR HUNT
Finding space in a submarine


HEROES AND VILLAINS
Mahatma Gandhi and Nathuram Godse


ARTIFACTS
Box of memories


O CANADA
Smallwood’s big vision
read more read less
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