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About the Author...<br />
Captain McGregor joined the <strong>Canadian</strong> Forces in Oct 1997 with 31 CER (<strong>The</strong> Elgins) of St<br />
Thomas Ontario. He served there for five years completing the RESO program and holding<br />
positions including troop commander and squadron 2ic. In 2002, on graduation from University of<br />
Western Ontario with a BESc, he was briefly employed as G3 Plans of 31 CBG until his transfer to<br />
the Regular Force. Capt McGregor was posted to 1 CER in the spring of 2003. While with the<br />
regiment, he was employed as the Armoured Engineer Troop Commander and a Squadron<br />
Operations Officer. In this later role Capt McGregor deployed on Op ARCHER with 11 Field<br />
Squadron as part of Task Force ORION. On his return to Canada, in the summer of 2006, he went<br />
into the <strong>Army</strong> Technical Staff Program. After graduation he was posted to Ottawa where he is<br />
employed within Director Combat Support Equipment Management.<br />
End Notes<br />
1. DND Publication. B-GL-300-007/FP-001 Firepower. 09 Feb1999.<br />
2. DND Publication. 2900-1(DGFDA) v4.2 Force Development and Capability Based Planning. Jul 07<br />
3. DND Publication. B-GL-300-000/FP-000 Canada’s <strong>Army</strong>. 01 Apr 1998<br />
4. Maj T. Cadieu. “<strong>Canadian</strong> Armour in Afghanistan”, <strong>The</strong> <strong>Canadian</strong> <strong>Army</strong> <strong>Journal</strong>, Vol. 10.4 Winter 2008, pp. 5-25.<br />
5. Ibid.<br />
6. DND Publication. B-GL-310-001/AG-001 Land Operations 2021: A Force Employment Concept for Canada’s <strong>Army</strong> of<br />
Tomorrow. 2007.<br />
7. Ibid.<br />
8. DND Publication. DLSC Report: Future <strong>Army</strong> Capabilities. Jan 2001.<br />
9. DND Publication. Land Force Command. Purpose Defined: A Force Employment Concept for the <strong>Army</strong>. Mar 2004<br />
10. DND Publication. B-GL-300-007/FP-001 Firepower. 09 Feb 1999.<br />
11. Ibid.<br />
12. DND Publication. B-GL-392-001/FP-001 <strong>The</strong> Infantry Battalion in Battle. Vol. 1. Chg. 1. 13 Nov 1995.<br />
13. DND Publication. B-GL-371-003/FP-001 Field Artillery Operational Procedures. 27 Aug 2000; DND Publication.<br />
B-GL-371-000/FP-001 Field Artillery Doctrine. 22 Jun 1999; and DND Publication. B-GL-300-007/FP-001 Firepower. 09<br />
Feb 1999.<br />
14. DND Publication. Land Force Command. Purpose Defined: A Force Employment Concept for the <strong>Army</strong>. Mar 2004.<br />
15. DWAN. JORG 01.01—Direct Fire Support Regiment, ED O 203—ROLES AND CAPABILITIES OF ARMY UNITS AND<br />
FORMATIONS, AJOSQ. http://armyapp.forces.gc.ca/olc. Site viewed Jul 07.<br />
16. <strong>Army</strong> News Online, From ideas to steel. Thursday, September 08, 2005<br />
http://www.army.forces.gc.ca/lf/English/6_1_1.asp?id=648.<br />
17. DND Publication. B-GL-371-003/FP-001 Field Artillery Operational Procedures. 27 Aug 2000; and DND Publication.<br />
B-GL-371-000/FP-001 Field Artillery Doctrine. 22 Jun 1999.<br />
18. Direct fire is not defined in <strong>Canadian</strong> doctrine but definitions can be found in JP 1-02 Department of Defense<br />
Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms 12 April 2001 (As Amended Through 17 October 2007) [“Fire delivered on a<br />
target using the target itself as a point of aim for either the weapon or the director.”] and AAP-6(2007) NATO Glossary of<br />
Terms and Definitions [“Fire directed at a target which is visible to the aimer.”].<br />
19. Indirect fire is not defined in <strong>Canadian</strong> doctrine but definitions can be found in JP 1-02 Department of Defense<br />
Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms 12 April 2001 (As Amended Through 17 October 2007) [“Fire delivered on a<br />
target that is not itself used as a point of aim for the weapons or the director.”] and AAP-6(2007) NATO Glossary of Terms<br />
and Definitions [“Fire delivered at a target which cannot be seen by the aimer.”].<br />
20. DND Publication. B-GL-300-007/FP-001 Firepower. 09 Feb 1999.<br />
21. Ibid.<br />
22. Jane’s Information Group. “120 mm Mid-Range Munition (MRM) Round”. Jane’s Ammunition Handbook. 26 Feb<br />
2007.<br />
23. Close, Extended and Offensive Information Regimes were defined in: DND Publication. DLSC Report: Future <strong>Army</strong><br />
Capabilities. Jan 2001.<br />
24. Ibid.<br />
25. Ibid.<br />
26. DND Publication. DLSC. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Army</strong> of Tomorrow: Assessing Concepts ond Capabilities for Land Operations<br />
Evolution. May 2006. Mentioned, but not described on page 37. <strong>The</strong> Joint Fires System conforms to the Joint Fire<br />
Support described on pages 38-39. <strong>The</strong> word “support” is not within the name here as JFS may have either strike or<br />
support tasks.<br />
27. Capt D.W. Grebstad. “<strong>The</strong> Role of Artillery in Afghanistan” in <strong>Canadian</strong> <strong>Army</strong> <strong>Journal</strong> Vol. 10.3. Fall 2007.<br />
28. DND Publication. B-GL-371-003/FP-001 Field Artillery Operational Procedures. 27 Aug 2000.<br />
29. DWAN. Background, Joint Fires Support Effective Engagement Team. http://www.cfd-cdf.forces.gc.ca/sites/pageeng.asp?page=1250.<br />
. Site viewed 02 Nov 07.<br />
30. DND Publication. B-GL-300-007/FP-001 Firepower. 09 Feb 1999.<br />
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