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Please note that our engraving computer is down and we cannot currently offer engraving services. MEDALS: In order to have medals back in time for Remembrance Day, our mounting team will be accepting larger sets of medals, consisting of 5 or more medals, until 20 October. For smaller sets, 4 or less, you have until 27 October to get them in. If your medals need to be shipped, please submit them as early as possible so that we have plenty of time to ship them to get them to you on time. Medals take 2-3 weeks from mid-week pick-up.
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True North Strong? A Canadian Citizen's Guide to National Defence
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True North Strong? A Canadian Citizen's Guide to National Defence

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True North Strong? aims to provide ordinary Canadians with a plain-language and very readable "guidebook" to help them answer these questions and make informed judgements on defence issues. It does not try to influence how they look at the institution, or suggest what they should think about it. Rather, it provides basic information and insights that will help the readers make up their own minds about those and other questions. Importantly, the book is about National Defence, not by it. That institution has had no involvement in writing it. The author does, however draw on knowledge obtained through 42 years of experience serving in it, as well as more than ten years conducting independent and non-partisan research and writing about defence issues. 

About the Author

Colonel Charles Davies (Retired) served for thirty-eight years in the CAF and a further five years as a civilian executive in DND. He attended CMR and graduated RMC Centennial Class of 1976 with a degree in History. 

Soft Cover
Pages 295