RG-2 : Cabinet War Committee / Comité de la guerre du Cabinet

DWENCE
OF CANADA
PACIFIC COAST DEFENCE See also ; Japanese in B .C .
40 .~hreatening attitude of Japan ; troops moved to B .C .
16, 1-2 .
Danger of Japanese attack ; disaffection among
B .C . Japs ; 19, 412 .
Staff conversations with U .S . 1938 ; 23, 4 .
Report by C .G .S . ; establishment of Command H .Q .
( Operat i onal ),g&,
Establishment of Pacific Command ; 36, 2 .
First Report, P .J .B .D . ; 39, 2-4.
Proposed Terrace-Prince Rupert Highway ; ~Ll , 6 .
10th & 11th Recommendations of P .J .B .D. - aerodrome
at Ucluelet ; 50, 4 .
Large scale attack by Japan unlikely ; 62, 5 .
Anti-Sub,. net at Prince P.upert ; 65, 8-9 .
Use of B .C. ports for contraband ~ontrol undesirable
in view of lack of defences ; 65, 3-4 .
Massey telegram re Japanese interest in Canadian
0Pacific Coast ; 68, 1-2 .
Army & Air dispositions in - Pacific area ; 121 , 2 .
Chiefs of Staff explain drmy, Air Force & Naval dispostions
;7weakness in A .A. artillery ; co-operation
measures between U .S . & Canadian forces ; 125 , 4 .
Placing of U.S . submarine buoys & small naval establishment
on Canadian territory ; 125 , 5 .
Chiefs of Staff review present dispositioAs ; 126 , 2-3
Co-op3ration with U .S . ; 126 , 3 .
Chiefs of Staff' appreciation - stra%egy of war in
Atlantic & Pacific areas ; 1 „„Q3 , 2 .
CGS, CAS & CNS describe - for Mr. Churchill ; 132, 5 .
Defence of Prince Rupert, B .C. ; 116, 5.
# Lack of, reason for not provoking Japan ; 61, 9-10 .
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