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Series 3 Subseries XV: Panel on Economic Aspects of Defence Questions (Files 2020 to 2021)

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3 From L. Wilson, “The DEW Line Sites in Canada, Alaska & Greenland,” http://www.lswilson.ca/dewline.htm. Note: References marked with * are approximate or are of a geographic place of the same name. N/A DEW = Not Applicable To The Dew Line N/A NWS = Not Applicable To The North Warning Systen
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MG 01 John G. Diefenbaker fonds. -- 1815-1979, predominant 1925-1979.
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W.H Stuart was born in Cheltenham, England on 2 August 1884. His family moved to Canada and he attended schools in Toronto and Winnipeg. He studied arts and engineering for a number of terms at from rodman to resident engineer on the Grand line 1905-1914. Stuart served in the 2nd Canad 926 he moved to Montreal to become superin construction work for national parks in PEI and he University of Minnesota 1905-08 and 1914-15 but did ian Tunne endent of not obtain a degree. He worked his way up Trunk Pacific's Edmonton to Prince Rupert railway ling Company during the First World War. After the war, he returned to railway engineering with Canadian National Railways in Winnipeg. In facilities for CNR Hotels and worked on projects such as Jasper Park Lodge and the Nova Scotia Hotel. In 1938-39 he was a contractor on Cape Bre engineer and became manager of the Stanley F Air Train Plan near Windsor NS. on. He joined the RCAF in 1940 as an ying Training School of the British Commonwealth
W.H Stuart was born in Cheltenham, England on 2 August 1884. His family moved to Canada and he attended schools in Toronto and Winnipeg. He studied arts and engineering for a number of terms at from rodman to resident engineer on the Grand line 1905-1914. Stuart served in the 2nd Canad 926 he moved to Montreal to become superin construction work for national parks in PEI and he University of Minnesota 1905-08 and 1914-15 but did ian Tunne endent of not obtain a degree. He worked his way up Trunk Pacific's Edmonton to Prince Rupert railway ling Company during the First World War. After the war, he returned to railway engineering with Canadian National Railways in Winnipeg. In facilities for CNR Hotels and worked on projects such as Jasper Park Lodge and the Nova Scotia Hotel. In 1938-39 he was a contractor on Cape Bre engineer and became manager of the Stanley F Air Train Plan near Windsor NS. on. He joined the RCAF in 1940 as an ying Training School of the British Commonwealth
Series 3 Subseries 1: Chiefs of Staff Committee and Vice Chiefs of Staff Committee (Files 1299- 1316)
Series 3 Subseries 1: Chiefs of Staff Committee and Vice Chiefs of Staff Committee (Files 1299- 1316)
Series 3 Subseries II: Cabinet Defence Committee (Files 1319-1357)
Series 3 Subseries II: Cabinet Defence Committee (Files 1319-1357)
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Series 3 Subseries III: Defence Council (Files 1370-1474)
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Series 3 Subseries XVII: Chief of the Defence Staff Advisory Committee (File 2035)
Series conists of papers pertaining to Defence Policy in Canada during the 1960s and early 1970s. Includes defence planning guidances and policy reviews, Hansard clippings (House of Commons Debates), articles by Richard S. Malone, and various other documents. Also includes speeches by the Prime Minister (1970-1972), the Minister of National Defence (1952-1972), the Chief of the Defence Staff (1969-1972) and the Vice Chief of the Defence Staff (1966-1972). Series V: Papers Pertaining to Intelligence and NATO (Files 2500A-2578, 3401)
Series conists of papers pertaining to Defence Policy in Canada during the 1960s and early 1970s. Includes defence planning guidances and policy reviews, Hansard clippings (House of Commons Debates), articles by Richard S. Malone, and various other documents. Also includes speeches by the Prime Minister (1970-1972), the Minister of National Defence (1952-1972), the Chief of the Defence Staff (1969-1972) and the Vice Chief of the Defence Staff (1966-1972). Series V: Papers Pertaining to Intelligence and NATO (Files 2500A-2578, 3401)
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Defence Headquarters. Also includes documents on the management of the Canadian Armed Forces, joint Canada-United States defence policies, Canada-Europe military relations, presentations to the National Defence College, NORAD/NATO relations, NATO capabilities and strategic guidance, United Kingdom defence organization, United States defence reorganization, and military intelligence liaison with the United States and the United Kingdom.
Series VI: General Charles Foulkes Papers (Files 3000-3109)
Series VI: General Charles Foulkes Papers (Files 3000-3109)
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Additional files of relevance at DHH include: Series consists of papers relating to the Second World War Post Hostilities Programmes. Includes minutes and related papers of the Cabinet War Committee, the Advisory Committee on Post Hostilities Problems and the Working Committee on Post Hostilities Problems. The files were gathered and arranged according to Colonel Robert Lewis Raymont's original order.
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