| NOTE REGARDING THE END OF THE ALLIED CRISIS |
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| CRISIS IN THE 2D AMERICAN CORPS |
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| NOTES REGARDING THE TROOPS THAT HAD BEEN DEVASTATED |
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| CONCLUSION RO RECAPTURING THE EASTERN DORSALE |
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| NOTES REGARDING GENERALANDERSON ORGANIZING A GREAT PARADE |
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| CONCLUSIONS REGARDING GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS |
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| THE FIRST CANADIANS OVERSEAS |
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| ALARUMS AND EXCURSIONS |
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| PORTS, ROUTES AND LINES OF COMMUNICATIONS |
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| THE FIFTY-SECOND (LOWLAND) DIVISION |
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| SOUTH OF THE SOMME |
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| ALLIED COMMAND AND CONTROL ON SEINE-AISNE FRONT |
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| THE LINES OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM |
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| ALLIED COMMAND AND CONTROL ON SEINE-AISNE FRONT |
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| FRANCE AND SOUTHERN ENGLAND |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING, PH.D REGARDING CHRISTMAS GREETING |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING, PH.D REGARDING ANSWERED QUESTIONS |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO DR. COOLING FROM BASIL KARSLAKE REGARDING FINDING "1940" INTERESTING |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING REGARDING "1940: THE LAST ACT" |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO DR. COOLING FROM BASIL KARSLAKE REGARDING IN NOT ANSWERING A LETTER |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING, PH.D. REGARDING A SHORT INTERIM |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN COOLING REGARDING LETTER OF 28 SEPTEMBER AND THE ENCLOSED MAPS |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING REGARDING THANKS FOR INFORMATIVE LETTER WITH RESPECT |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING REGARDING THE LETTER OF THE 12TH OF JULY |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING REGARDING |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MR THORPE FROM BASIL KARSLAKE REGARDING "1940: THE LAST ACT" |
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| OPERATIONS OF THE 1ST ARMOURED DIVISION FRANCE, 1940 |
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| LESSONS IN ORGANIZATION, STAFF DUTIES AND MINOR TACTICS FROM B.E.F. |
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| OFFICIAL REPORTS ON ORGANIZATION STAFF DUTIES AND TACTICS |
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| RECORDS OF 1ST CORPS B.E.F. RECORDS OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS |
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| [REPORT] TRAINING CIRCULAR NUMBER 12 COMBINED TRAINING OF A DIVISION |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM COLONEL DONALD P. SHAW TO GENERAL DONN A. STARRY REGARDING BRITISH AND AMERICAN ARMY INFORMATION SERVICES IN WORLD WAR II RESEARCH] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM MAJOR GENERAL RICHARD L. PRILLAMAN TO COLONEL DONALD P. SHAW REGARDING INFORMATION- GATHERING TECHNIQUES] |
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| [SUMMARY] PHANTOM PATROLS AND "J" SERVICE GHQ LIAISON REGIMENT, BRITISH ARMY, WWII |
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| [SUMMARY] PROVISIONAL LIAISON SECTION, UNITED STATES 34TH INFANTRY DIVISION |
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| [SUMMARY] ARMY INFORMATION SERVICE, THIRD UNITED STATES ARMY |
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| [SUMMARY] SIGNAL INFORMATION AND MONITORING SERVICE |
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| [BOOKLET] NOTES ON LIAISON IN MODERN WARFARE |
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| [REPORT] BIBLIOGRAPHY CHAPTER 1 -- THE TRADITIONAL APPROACH- WORLD WAR I CENTRAL POWERS |
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| [LIST] CANADIAN FORCES HEADQUARTERS DIRECTORATE OF HISTORY OFFICIAL HISTORIES AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS |
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| [FORM REGARDING RESEARCH PROJECT] |
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| [BOOKLET] MARLBOROUGH THE INTERNATIONAL COMMANDER |
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| [BOOKLET EXCERPT] PROBLEMS OF COALITION WARFARE: THE MILITARY ALLIANCE AGAINST NAPOLEON |
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| [BOOK EXCERPT] EUROPEAN BALANCE OF POWER IN 1914 |
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| [BOOK EXCERPT] THE IMPERIAL GENERAL STAFF AND THE MILITARY POLICY OF A CONTINENTAL STRATEGY DURING THE 1911 INTERNATIONAL CRISIS |
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| [BOOK EXCERPT] THE VOICE OF THE THUNDERER |
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| [REPORT] THE FIRST WORLD WAR, PERSONAL EXPERIENCES OF C. A COURT REPINGTON |
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| [REPORT] NAVAL OPERATIONS |
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| [REPORT] MILITARY OPERATIONS FRANCE AND BELGIUM |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY MILITARY HISTORY INSTITUTE EMBLEMS ON THE TOP CORNERS AND A PICTURE OF BATTLE IN THE BACKGROUND] |
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| [WIDE ANGLE PHOTOGRAPH OF A BUILDING APPEARING TO BE A COURT HOUSE OR OTHER OFFICIAL BUILDING] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MISSION WITH A BATTLE SCENE IN THE BACKGROUND] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF HOLDINGS WITH A VIEW OF A STATUE AND LARGE BUILDING IN THE BACKGROUND] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF STUDY 2-NOVEMBER 1977 CONTINUED] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A DRAWING OF REALITY ] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF INTEGRATION] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A STICK FIGURE DRAWING OF ENFORCED INTEGRATION] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A MAP OF ENFORCED INTEGRATION FIRST ARMY POSITIONS FROM 14 FEBRUARY 1943] |
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| CLOSE UP [PHOTOGRAPH OF A MAP FROM TUNISIA TO BIZERTA] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF ALLIED ORDER OF BATTLE-BRITISH FIRST ARMY FRONT CONTINUED] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A MAP OF ENFORCED INTEGRATION FIRST ARMY POSITIONS] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A MAP OF ENFORCED INTEGRATION AT KASSERINE PASS] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF ORDER OF BATTLE-ALLIED FORCES, BATTLE OF KASSERINE PASS] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A MAP OF THE WAR IN NORTH AFRICA] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A SLIDE OF MURPHY'S LAW] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF PEOPLE RUNNING FROM A BOMB AFTERMATH] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A SLIDE OF SEVAREID'S LAW] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A SLIDE OF LESSONS FROM OTHER ARMIES] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A SLIDE OF ORDER OF BATTLE ARMY GROUP B, NOVEMBER 1942] |
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| [WIDE ANGEL PHOTOGRAPH OF SEVERAL SOLDIERS WITH WINTER GEAR WALKING THROUGH BRUSH] |
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| [WIDE ANGEL PHOTOGRAPH OF 2 SOLDIERS SITTING ON A TANK WITH A GROUP OF SOLDIERS BEHIND THEM STANDING BY A JEEP] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF STUDY 2-NOVEMBER 1977] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE STUDY] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF INTEROPERABILITY TRADITIONAL APPROACHES. STICK FIGURE DIAGRAM] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF FACTORS MILITATING AGAINST INTEROPERABILITY NUMBER 1] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF FACTORS MILITATING AGAINST INTEROPERABILITY NUMBER 1 AND 2] |
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| [FULL LENGTH PHOTOGRAPH OF SEVERAL US MILITARY MEN STANDING SIDED BY SIDE IN DIFFERENT CLASSES OF UNIFORM] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF FACTORS MILITATING AGAINST INTEROPERABILITY 1,2 AND 3] |
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| [WIDE ANGEL PHOTOGRAPH OF 2 SOLDIERS ON HORSES STANDING IN A FIELD. SEVERAL OTHERS OFF IN THE DISTANCE] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF FACTORS MILITATING AGAINST INTEROPERABILITY 1,2,3 AND 4] |
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| [WIDE ANGEL PHOTOGRAPH OF SEVERAL SOLDIERS IN UNIFORM WITH BACKPACKS HIKING UP A DIRT ROAD] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF FACTORS MILITATING AGAINST INTEROPERABILITY 1 THROUGH 5] |
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| [FULL LENGTH PHOTOGRAPH OF 2 SOLDIERS SITTING IN A CAR LOOKING OVER THEIR SHOULDERS ] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF FACTORS MILITATING AGAINST INTEROPERABILITY 1 THROUGH 8] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF ALLIED ORDER OF BATTLE-BRITISH FIRST ARMY FRONT] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF ALLIED ORDER OF BATTLE-BRITISH FIRST ARMY FRONT CONTINUED] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF ORDER OF BATTLE - ALLIED FORCES] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF ORDER OF BATTLE - ALLIED FORCES CONTINUED] |
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| [2 SMALL PHOTOGRAPHS. FIRST PHOTOGRAPH OF SOLDIER IN A TANK AT A CROSS ROADS SIGN SAYING MOSKAU 100 KM. SECOND IS A WIDE ANGEL PHOTOGRAPH OF A SOLDIER STANDING IN THE SNOW OVERLOOKING A CITY] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF INTEROPERABILITY OF ALLIED FORCES REFERENCING A LECTURE TO THE US ARMY WAR COLLEGE] |
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| [SLIDE OF INTEROPERABILITY PROBLEM AREAS] |
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| [SLIDE OF INTEROPERABILITY PROBLEM AREAS] |
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| [WIDE ANGLE PHOTOGRAPH OF SOLDIERS OF VARIOUS COUNTRIES, WITH THEIR NATIONAL FLAGS, STANDING SIDE BY SIDE. TITLED "THE SHAPE OF PEACE'] |
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| [WIDE ANGLE PHOTOGRAPH OF A GROUP OF CANADIAN SOLDIERS SITTING ON TOP OF A CANADIAN TANK] |
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| [WIDE ANGLE PHOTOGRAPH OF 2 US SOLDIERS IN A DITCH IN A WOODED AREA WITH GUNS READY TO FIRE] |
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| [FULL LENGTH PHOTOGRAPH OF AN AMERICAN SOLDIER SHAKING HANDS WITH A CIVILIAN IN FRONT OF A BODY OF WATER] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF A SIGN SAYING 'OR HAVE IT ANYWAY'] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF WHY TO DO THE STUDY] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DEFINITION OF INTEROPERABILITY] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF STUDY 1- APRIL 1977] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF CONCLUSION NUMBER 1] |
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