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LEGION MAGAZINE NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015

REMEMBRANCE FEATURES:
MESSAGES TO THE FALLEN

Inspired by John McCrae’s “In Flanders Fields”—composed a century ago—a collection of new essays by prominent Canadian authors inspires us to remember. “Messages to the living, messages to the dead,” by acclaimed writer Frances Itani, leads off the November/December 2015 issue’s special remembrance package, and is followed by “Two wars in two weeks,” tracing the travels of pilgrims from across Canada who visited battlefields, cemeteries and memorials in France, Belgium and the Netherlands in July.

Also in the issue:

The Canadian Armed Forces has a new leader. General Jonathan Vance takes charge of a military at war

Clearing the Canol Road: After Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, a top-secret plan was developed by the United States to build a pipeline and road from Norman Wells, N.W.T., to Whitehorse

What was the pivotal moment of Churchill’s military and political career? Two Churchillophiles face off

Who owns Arctic waterways … and the resources that lie beneath the ocean ice?
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November/December 15 LEGION MAGAZINE NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015 REMEMBRANCE FEATURES: MESSAGES TO THE FALLEN Inspired by John McCrae’s “In Flanders Fields”—composed a century ago—a collection of new essays by prominent Canadian authors inspires us to remember. “Messages to the living, messages to the dead,” by acclaimed writer Frances Itani, leads off the November/December 2015 issue’s special remembrance package, and is followed by “Two wars in two weeks,” tracing the travels of pilgrims from across Canada who visited battlefields, cemeteries and memorials in France, Belgium and the Netherlands in July. Also in the issue: The Canadian Armed Forces has a new leader. General Jonathan Vance takes charge of a military at war Clearing the Canol Road: After Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, a top-secret plan was developed by the United States to build a pipeline and road from Norman Wells, N.W.T., to Whitehorse What was the pivotal moment of Churchill’s military and political career? Two Churchillophiles face off Who owns Arctic waterways … and the resources that lie beneath the ocean ice?


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LEGION MAGAZINE NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015

REMEMBRANCE FEATURES:
MESSAGES TO THE FALLEN

Inspired by John McCrae’s “In Flanders Fields”—composed a century ago—a collection of new essays by prominent Canadian authors inspires us to remember. “Messages to the living, messages to the dead,” by acclaimed writer Frances Itani, leads off the November/December 2015 issue’s special remembrance package, and is followed by “Two wars in two weeks,” tracing the travels of pilgrims from across Canada who visited battlefields, cemeteries and memorials in France, Belgium and the Netherlands in July.

Also in the issue:

The Canadian Armed Forces has a new leader. General Jonathan Vance takes charge of a military at war

Clearing the Canol Road: After Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, a top-secret plan was developed by the United States to build a pipeline and road from Norman Wells, N.W.T., to Whitehorse

What was the pivotal moment of Churchill’s military and political career? Two Churchillophiles face off

Who owns Arctic waterways … and the resources that lie beneath the ocean ice?
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