Links

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Armoury Links

• The Saskatchewan Dragoons official DND web site
• The Moose Jaw United Services Institute web site also hosts web pages for the three cadet corps which meet at the LCol D.V. Currie VC Armoury:
  • 1856 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps
  • 40 Snowbird Squadron, Air Cadets of Canada
  • 99 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Assiniboine and 33 Navy League Cadet Corps Moose Jaw

Unit Sites

• The Lincoln and Welland Regiment site is one of the oldest Canadian unit web sites on the Internet, but its content and technology are always up-to-date.
• The Queen's York Rangers (1st American Regiment) site features a great "Quotations" page.
• The North Saskatchewan Regiment has an ambitious site that includes a webmail service and forums.
• The Fort Garry Horse is the other reconnaissance unit in 38 Brigade.

Official DND Web Sites

• The new Canadian Army Home Page
• The Canadian Forces Liaison Council web site
  • Online form to nominate your employer for an Employer Support Award
  • The "Statement of Support for the Reserve Force" employer registration form
  • A sample military leave policy
• The Land Force Doctrine and Training System web site has many useful resources, including:
  • The Army Electronic Library;
  • Publications by the Army Lessons Learned Centre, including "Despatches", "The Bulletin", and posters;
  • Publications by the Directorate of Land Strategic Concepts; and
  • Current and back issues of the Army Doctrine and Training Bulletin.
• The Assistant Deputy Minister's Finance and Corporate Services web site
• The DND Human Resources web site
• The Directorate of History and Heritage web site
• The Pay and Benefits area has information on pay, allowances, benefits, and pension modernization.
• The Vice Chief of Defence Staff's Reserve Issues links page
• The Land Force Reserve Restructure Web Site.
  Be sure to check out - and even participate in - the "Open Forum"!
  
• The Tarnak Farm Board of Inquiry
  Information on the activities of the Board of Inquiry investigating the circumstances and background of the Afghanistan incident of April 2002.
  
• The Access To Information and Privacy site summarizes Access to Information Act requests to which the Department of National Defence has recently responded.

Other Sites

• Normandie Mémoire 60^ème Anniversaire
  Correspondence received from the Lower Normandy Regional Council which may be of interest to veterans of D-Day and the Battle for Normandy.
• Flag Etiquette in Canada, at the Department of Canadian Heritage web site
• The Royal Canadian Armoured Corps Association (Cavalry) site has a great links section, and features a collection of cartoons by Master Corporal Robert R. Mullan.
• The Victoria Cross Reference is an amazing compilation of information on the valiant men who have won the 1354 Victoria Crosses awarded to date
• CDNARMY.CA The unofficial resource for all things pertaining to the Canadian Army. Features include the Canadian Army Mailing List, the War Diary, a personnel locator, military history calendar and more.
• ArchiviaNet, maintained by the National Archives of Canada, is an on-line index to the personnel files of the more than 600,000 Canadians who served in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in World War I. To date, over 350,000 images of attestation papers have been scanned and are available on-line.
• The Canadian Virtual War Memorial contains a registry of information about the graves and memorials of more than 116,000 Canadians and pre-Confederation Newfoundlanders who served valiantly and gave their lives for their country. The site also contains a special section titled Victoria Cross Heroes - A Cameo dedicated to the memory of those brave men who were awarded the Victoria Cross posthumously and died for their country in the First World War.
• A web page dedicated to Sgt. Hugh Cairns, V.C., D.C.M., with a wealth of information on the Battle of Valenciennes.
• The Centre for Military and Strategic Studies at the University of Calgary has a new web site for its International Reserves Project. This project's purpose is "to encourage the interdisciplinary study of military reserve forces from either national or international perspectives."

Wargaming Sites

• Matrix Games makes a number of computer wargames, including the excellent, free-for-the-downloading Steel Panthers: World At War.
• The Armor Site has downloadable full-version games, demos, upgrades, and scenarios for some of the best computer wargames available, including Steel Panthers: World At War and TacOps. It also has information on modern and WWII main battle tanks.

Links from this web site should not be interpreted as endorsements of the sites linked to.

Last updated 18 Oct 2003

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