“Miles Above: ‘Sagittarius Rising’ and The First Air War” Guest Blog by John Owen Theobald
‘At last, nearing the aerodome, the rain would bar our way. Engine off, we would charge at it. The golden curtain became a whirl of [...]
‘At last, nearing the aerodome, the rain would bar our way. Engine off, we would charge at it. The golden curtain became a whirl of [...]
I have always liked the sound of rain, particularly when I could enjoy it from the comfort of a shelter, whether a handy mature tree [...]
‘Once again, the writer stains the tree of History with his thoughts, but it is not for us to find that trick that would enable [...]
The Boys of ’67: Charlie Company’s War in Vietnam is a story of young men in combat and what war does to the human soul. [...]
In 2010 the Laurier Centre for Military Strategic and Disarmament Studies published Cyprus 1974 “This Ain’t No Picnic, It’s War”: The Combat Diary of Al Gaudet, Canadian [...]
Early in the 3rd Century, China’s powerful Han Dynasty collapsed. The tumultuous aftermath is explored in Luo Guanzhong’s Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which follows [...]
The following appeared in the Record Last Sunday – The more detailed Policy Brief is well worth reading and can be downloaded here. Canadian Parliamentarians soon will [...]
What does one learn from a visit to the battlefields? This is the question I asked myself whenever a military enthusiast finds out that I [...]
Read Part I of this blog here. Commemorative ceremonies marking the 70th anniversary of the Dieppe raid were larger and a little bit more poignant [...]
Seventy years on the anger and the pathos many Canadians experience when they consider the fateful Dieppe Raid of 19 August 1942, Canada’s worst military [...]