1991

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To Serve Canada

A History of the Royal Military College of Canada

During the four decades following the Second World War, the Royal Military College of Canada has adapted to the need to produce professional career officers by evolving into an academic centre of … 267 View
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Foreword

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Foreword by General A.J.G.D. de Chastelain, Chief of the Defence Staff, 1991. 2 $0.26 Add
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Preface

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Tradition and Change in Military Education

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How have other countries coped with the challenges that faced the Royal Military College of Canada? How have they accommodated the academic and military elements in their mandate, and how have … 12 $1.56 Add
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The Old RMC and the New Canadian Services Colleges

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The history of the old RMC and the establishment of the new college in 1948. 15 $1.95 Add
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Winds of Change:The Regular Officer Training Planand College Militaire Royal

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Officer production under Brooke Claxton. 11 $1.43 Add
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A Two-Year Military Training Course or a Degree?

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Academic Policy and the Regular Officer Training Plan (ROTP). 17 $2.21 Add
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Under the Director of the Regular Officer Training Plan

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The creation of the Directorate of the Regular Officer Training Plan (DROTP) and the decision to integrate the Canadian Forces under a single command and administration. 15 $1.95 Add
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Manpower and Integration Problems

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The long-standing concern in the services about wastage in the Regular Officer Training Plan (ROTP), including the Canadian Services Colleges (esc), was linked with general manpower problems. 15 $1.95 Add
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Unification, the Officer Development Board, and Professionalism

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Defence Minister Paul Hellyer introduced legislation to move from the integration of Defence Headquarters to a complete unification of the Canadian Forces in a single service. 13 $1.69 Add
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The Canadian Defence Educational Establishments and Canadian Military Professionalism in RMC

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The Department of National Defence transforms the ad hoc Officer Development Board into a permanent agency, the Canadian Defence Educational Establishments. CDEE was expected to carry out General … 17 $2.21 Add
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The Directorate of Professional Education and Development and the Rationalization of the Canadian Military Colleges

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The Canadian Defence Educational Establishment office having already been quietly disbanded during the preceding year, a Directorate of Professional Education and Development (DPED) would take … 19 $2.47 Add
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Serving Personnel at RMC

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This chapter outlines the introduction into the RMC course of personnel already serving in the armed forces with and without commissions. 13 $1.69 Add
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Francophone Representation and Bilingualism

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CORE’S directive in accordance with the Trudeau government’s policy to give Canada’s two official languages equal status and Canada’s two founding peoples equal opportunities. 11 $1.43 Add
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Institutional Bilingualism

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Bilingualism at RMC in principle and in practice. 11 $1.43 Add
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Lady Cadets

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The Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada reported in 1970 that the government should give women the same support for a university education as it gave men through the Regular Officer … 9 $1.17 Add