A century of Canadian military history—documented in one essential reference.
The Canadian Military Experience 1867–1995: A Bibliography is a comprehensive guide to published works on Canada’s armed forces from Confederation through the end of the Cold War. Compiled by historian O.A. Cooke, this third edition expands earlier bibliographies to include thousands of books, articles, theses, and government publications.
Organized thematically and chronologically, the bibliography covers topics such as the formation of the Canadian militia, participation in the World Wars, peacekeeping operations, Cold War defense policy, and the evolution of the Canadian Forces. It is designed for scholars, students, and researchers seeking authoritative sources on Canada’s military past.
An indispensable tool for anyone studying Canadian military history, offering a roadmap through decades of scholarship and archival material.