Where The Hell Are The Guns
Guns Of Normandy
Guns of Victory
by George G Blackburn Royal Canadian Artillery, first is early war, schemes and things, 2nd is well Normandy to the Liberation of France. 3rd is Channel ports, Scheldt, Rhineland, Liberation of Holland.
Victory At Falaise
Dieppe: Tragedy To Triumph
Rhineland: The Battle to End The War
Tug Of War: The Allied Victory That Opened Antwerp
by Denis Whitaker and Shelagh Whitaker
The Rhineland 1945
by Ken Ford
Steel My Soldiers' Hearts (Armoured Corps, memoirs)
by Neil J Stewart
Remembering D-Day (Personal Histories)
by Martin W Bowman
There are a series of reference books by Service Publications (
www.servicepub.com)
Distinguishing Patches
Tin Lids
Dressed To Kill
Making Tracks
'37 Pattern Web
Without Warning
The Ram Vol 1 & 2
The Sherman in Canadian Service
The Half-track in Canadian Service
The Jeep in Canadian Service
The Land Mattress in Canadian Srevice
The 6 Pounder ..............
The 25 Pounder ..........
The Kangaroo ...........
The Skink ............
The Sexton ...........
Juno Canadians At D-Day June 6, 1944
by Ted Barris
The Canadian Battlefields in Normandy
The Canadian Battlefields in Northwest Europe 1944-45
by Terry Copp and Mike Bechthold
Not in Vain (photo essay)
The Way We Were (photo essay)
by Ken Bell (WW2 photographer)
Back The Attack (Canadian Women in WW2)
by Jean Bruce
The Canadians At War Vol 1 & 2 (reprinted as a single volume)
by Readers Digest
Generally Speaking (Memoirs of Major-General Richard Rohmer)
by Richard Rohmer
The D-Day Dodgers Canadians In Italy 1943-45
by Daniel G Dancocks
True Canadian War Stories
Jane Dewar from Legion Magazine
The Canadians in Italy
by Lt-Col G W L Nicholson,Deputy Director, Historical Section, General Staff
The Victory Campaign Operations NWE 1944-45
By Colonel C P Stacey, Director, Historical Section, General Staff
There that ota keep ya busy for a bit!
JC