The RCN in Transition, 1910-1985
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THE THESIS
This book examines the significant transformations within the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) between 1910 and 1985. It details the evolution of the RCN from its nascent beginnings to its establishment as a modern naval force. The work analyzes the key political, technological, and strategic factors that shaped its development over this seventy-five-year period.
THE SCOPE MAP
- The establishment and early years of the RCN.
- The RCN's role and expansion during World War I and World War II.
- Post-war modernization and the Cold War era challenges.
- Key figures and leadership within the RCN.
- Technological advancements and their impact on naval strategy.
- The integration of the RCN into broader Canadian defence policy.
- The RCN's operational history and contributions to international security.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This comprehensive historical account is recognized for its detailed exploration of the Royal Canadian Navy's development. The work is likely to be valued by historians and naval enthusiasts for its thorough research and chronological approach. It provides a solid foundation for understanding the RCN's strategic importance and its adaptation to changing global dynamics throughout the 20th century.
Page Count:
411
Publication Date:
1988-01-01
ISBN-10:
0774803126
Non-Fiction
History
Canadian History
Naval history
Military History
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