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~)IAN ARMY •'r ;a C o r ps Army program 1942-43 ; dismzssions re provision of 2 Can . Corps overseas ; 1 1? , 3-5 . General S ana om to c omrand ; M. 7 . McXanrthton recommends completion of the 2 Can . Corps overseas ; 214, 3 . Army program rocommends completion of basic Qorps troops already authorized from units mobilizing in Canada ; ~21Y, 3-6 . See further : gat ional Defences Canadian Arnp Oversea s to 0
CANADIAN ACTIVE SERVICE FORCE - CANADIAN ARMY(ACTIVE) No Employment of Canadian Forces Overseas outside U.K . See also ; Iceland ; West Indie s Ist Div . to proceed to France ; 1, 3,6 . Ist Div . to remain in U .K . ; 1, 2 . Disposition of Can . forces in France ; 11, 4 . 0". Forces return from trance ; 16, 1 . Crerar accouht of operations & proposed operations of Ist Division, Norway, Dunkirk, France ; 25, 6 . "Tunnelling Troops" for Gibralter= (41, 6 .)(42, 2 .) Possibility of serving in Egypt or elsewhere- 45 7 Arguments for and against sending Canadians t~ .z . 1 ' Egypt or Balkans - decision postponed : 51, 4-6 . Despatch of Canadians to Near East unlikely ; 52, 6 . Remainder of Ist Can . Tunnelling Co . sent to Gibral- # ter ; establishment of 2nd . Co . authorized ; 56 ; 5-6 . Suggested despatch of Canadians to Egypt to counter- Ao ► ct lowered morale in Army & apathy in country due t o long inactivity of Arm9j and as stimulous to recruiting ; $6, 4-5 . Ibid ; telegram, P.M. to P.M. ; 87, 3-4 . General McNaughton to decide re use of troops in special operations outside U .K . ; 101 , 1-3 .(Spitzbergen) Ibid' ; VcNaughton reply ; 102• 6 . Extent of authority of Gen . l6cNaughton ; P.M. discusses use of Canadian troops with him ; 107, 4-5. U.K . suggestion of Canadian battalions for Hong Kons ; 109 , 2 . Approval of 2 Canadian Infantry Battalions for Hong Kong ; 110 , 9 . (See Next-Page ) Australian High Commissioner's conmunications re Canadian military assistance to Australia ; 1§ -6, 7-8- %W# Churchill says no thought of using Canadians in North Africa ; 59, 4. _
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Finding Aid Instructions FA - 2-12
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L- GROSS It F'IM IfilCM + Air .Airc
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Anti-aircraft defence See : Defence
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A rT R I C tlL•TURE Manpower - Na
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4.'iYSSINIA Recognition of Haile Se
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AIRVAYS AND AIRPORTS • Northwest
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AIRWAYS AND AIRPORTS Northwest Stag
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AIRWAYS AND AIRPORTS ~ Northeast Ai
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AIRFiAY5 AND AIRPORT S Northeast Ai
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AIRWAYS AND AIRPORT S Trans-Atlanti
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AIM'AY5 IfiD nIRPORT B (on internat
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AI RVAYS AND AIRPORTS (on Air Trans
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AIRWAYS AND AIRPORTS .Mackenzie Riv
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nIR~`~r.Ya AND AIRPORTS Internation
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i.I17AYS AND AIRPORTS International
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See also : Canol Projec t A,lFr,,VA
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CONVOYS 0 see also : National Refen
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DEFENCE MINISTERS Meeting of - to c
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fe DEFENCE OF CANADA Air Raid Preca
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DEPEWCE OF CA2dADA 4711.Z-1IC CO VT
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DEFENCE OF CMTADA PACIFIC COAST DEF
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DEFFNCE OF CANAD A PACIFIC COAST DE
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DEFENCE PROGR.ALtLSE FOR 194 1 Mini
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DF.F'-EPICE PROJECTS IJOITJT CANAr2
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DEFENCE PROJECTS (JOINT CANADA-TJ.S
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DEFENCE PROJECTS (JOINT CANADA-US )
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DEF1'NCE PR OjECTS (Joint Canada-i.
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DEPAITnTNTAL ;= OLEO 311T ION C nng
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DEPFrIOA~?'^S' ALLMT4:PTCR BOAR D
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DUPUY, i'lLRRl:, ( formerly Can . C
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Exchange of Information with the US
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EC0230 ..a,CADVISORY C 0E:?I l iEE
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17 Ii COW2ROL Representations to 'A
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.'XPORT AND IIt1PORi CONTROL • Se
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FINANCE, DIPARTM13T OF , War Financ
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Fl NANQE War Fina ne e • '2erniin
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E00D RP;QUI r .~"'MITS C0IS,ITig Se
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FRANCE "FIGHTING FRENCH" BdOV=T •
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FRANCE 3alations with France - Gene
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CROSS REF :R -',"CF S Ggs warfare
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P0N0U10 AND DECOIATI 0P;3 (continue
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• IN DO CHIN A Japanese troop mov
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-A is LEASE-LEND BILL Se ,- T ~t.n~
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afi:TIEOA0L0cICAI, sM vICES • US
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;XNITIOFS & SUPPLY Lease-Le nd Bill
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