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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Canadian Forces"”.
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Prevalence of moral injury in Canadian Forces members deployed to Afghanistan
… the prevalence of PMIE in a population of Canadian Armed Forces (CF) members who served in support of the recent mission to Afghanistan. How exposure to PMIE may affect these individuals’ self-reported rates positive mental health served as a secondary research question. To this end, a …
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Grenades & gravy: an ethnographic study of food in the canadian forces
The importance of feeding soldiers is frequently evoked using Napoleon’s oft-quoted aphorism, “an army marches on its stomach”. While the biological necessity of fueling troops is well documented there remain many questions about the social aspects of military feeding and the individuals who …
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Research and development of an instructional system : teaching security supervisors in the Canadian Forces
Constraints on government spending prevent Unit Security Supervisors from attending the Unit Security Supervisor Course. To overcome this difficulty, a highly structured remote training package was developed by following a three phase Research and Development model. A needs assessment surveyed 80 …
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Influence of Habitat Disturbances on Endemic Grassland Bird Distributions in Loamy Ecological Range Sites at Canadian Forces Base Suffield, Alberta
Many grassland birds are at risk and habitat disturbance may have an important influence on the persistence of these species. Military bases provide an opportunity to examine the influence of habitat disturbance on grassland birds, whose distributions are influenced by vegetation structure. Spatial …
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A survey of training development officer Internet use
… Development Officer (TDO) occupation in the Canadian Forces (CF) to make recommendations for possible future action. Questionnaires were ailed to each of the 120 TDOs serving in Canada in December of 1996. By March 1997, 105 responses were returned indicating that 85 TDOs had access to the …
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In Search of Minerva's Owl: Canada’s Army and Staff Education (1946-1995)
The intellectual history of the Canadian Army from 1946 to 1995 can be traced through the curriculum utilized by the Canadian Army Staff College and the Canadian Forces College to educate the Canadian Army staff officer in conducting warfare within theatres of war. This body of knowledge was …
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"For Weariness Cannot but Fill our Men after so long a Period of Hardship and Endurance:" War Weariness in the Canadian Corps in the First World War
… in the First World War, especially regarding the Canadian Corps. The first section (legal, disciplinary, and medical systems) looks at the army policies, structures, and personnel in place to deal with morale, discipline, endurance, motivation, and medical problems. These structures served to …
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Mining masculinities in the Canadian military
… study of changing masculinity in the Canadian Forces conceptualizes gender as characterizing the social worlds that people inhabit, worlds through which they are constructed and reconstructed as gendered beings, and which they negotiate, change or resist. The military has been selected …
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Procedural Fairness: How Employees Evaluate Procedures
… used to allocate resources to soldiers in the Canadian Forces. These studies demonstrate the external validity of the results of the laboratory experiment. Members of the organization who were allowed to present information that was relevant to their evaluations in these two studies were more …
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Be All You Can Be or Longing to Be: Racialized soldiers, the Canadian military experience and the Im/Possibility of belonging to the nation
… belonging? What are their experiences in the Canadian military? This research study examines the racial underpinnings of citizenship through an exploration of the experiences of racialized soldier subjects in the Canadian Forces in the post 9/11 era. The study is based on in-depth interviews …
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Fiduciary duty in the relationship of aboriginal peoples and the Canadian military.
… infringed by defence activities conducted by the Canadian Forces and by foreign military allies training in Canada. Defence activities usually occur in non-residential areas in Canada and it is these areas that Aboriginal and treaty rights are often exercised by the holders of these rights. In …
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Warriors of choice : the (Re)articulation of militarized masculinities in private and public special forces
… militarized masculinity in Canada's JTF2 Special Forces and the Private Security Firm Blackwater. I employ a gender analysis to highlight how militarized masculinity impedes women's participation from Special Forces and private security firms. Feminist scholarship by Cynthia Enloe, Ann Tickner, …