Worthington Force – Staff Ride Handbook
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Worthington Force – Staff Ride Handbook

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Worthington Force

Staff ride Handbook

Operation Totalize, 8-9 August, 1944

Military doctrine and theory are intrinsically linked to military history; our experiences impact how our professional body of knowledge is shaped and continually evolves. Sadly, as many have noted, we are fated to learn more from our failures than from our successes. This volume, the Worthington Force Staff Ride Handbook, … [read more]

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    Kate Russell, Assistant Manager, Special Collections, Vancouver Public Library

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    Sergeant (retired) Zoltan Szilvassy, CD

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    Steve Tindell, Glenmore Printing

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    Lieutenant-General (Retired) Jack Dangerfield, CMM, MSC, CD

  • “I am really impressed with the final result. this is the way a Regimental history book should be made – a mixture of text, great action pictures and artifact photographs. This is the way to promote your Regiment to the general public and to create an esprit de corps among the new members of the Regiment. Kudos!”

    Maj Michel Litalien, CD, Directorate of History and Heritage, National Defence Headquarters, Ottawa

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