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| English | français | Le marin du nord - Table des matières Volume XXIV - 2014[Retour] à la table des matières.
La Marine canadienne et l'expérience du Commonwealth, 1910-2010 - de l'empire à l'in(ter)dépendanceActes du Centenaire de la Marine canadienne / neuvième conférence d'histoire navale du Commandement maritime (COMAR)Cette conférence était organisée par le Commandant du Commandement maritime et chef d'état-major de la Force maritime en association avec le Musée canadien de la guerre (MCG) et l'Association navale du Canada (Ottawa) chez le MCG, 05-06 mai 2010. Les papiers étaient publiés conjointement en 2014 dans The Northern Mariner/Le marin du nord (Vol. XXIV, nos. 3 et 4) et Canadian Military History (Vol. 23, nos. 3 et 4.) Introduction, by Richard Gimblett, Navy Centennial Conference Proceedings / iii Part 1: PrefaceChristopher McKee, 'Imitation is...': A Plea for Comparative Naval History / 1 James Goldrick, From Fleets to Navies: The Evolution of Dominion Fleets into Independent Navies of the Commonwealth / 6 Part 2: National Naval ExperiencesRoger Sarty, A Navy of Necessity: Canadian Naval Forces, 1867-2014 / 32 David Stevens, The Australian Naval Experience, 1901-2010 / 60 C. Uday Bhaskar, The Indian Navy: Challenges of a 'Cinderella Service' / 75 Allan du Toit, The Long Haul: The Evolution and Development of an Independent South African Navy / 82 Michael Wynd, Small Steps from Empire to Independence: The Royal New Zealand Navy, 1910-2010 / 104 Joshua Ho, The Republic of Singapore Navy: From Humble Beginnings to a Balanced Fleet / 124 Part 3: Formative CircumstancesChris Madsen, Imperial Defence in the Indian Ocean, 1928-60 / 135 John Hattendorf, Commonwealth Navies as Seen by the United States Navy, 1910-2010 / 157 Part 4: Working TogetherPeter Haydon, A Tale of Two Navies: Building the Canada-United States Cold War Naval Relationship / 176 Norman Friedman, The Commonwealth Approach to Atlantic Warfare, 1945-55 / 195 Ed Marolda, Cold War Allies: Commonwealth and United States Naval Cooperation in Asian Waters / 214 Laurence Hickey, The Submarine Service: Cross-Connect Open to the Allied System / 235 Jason Delaney, The One Class of Vessel that is Impossible to Build in Richard Greenwood, An Engineer's Outline of RCN History, Part III (1970-2014) / 273 Stephen Prince, The Post-Imperial Relationship with the Royal Navy: On the Beach? / 296 Part 5: Strategy for the Navy's Second CenturyNicholas Tracy, Canada's Naval Strategy: Purposeful Force, Collective Action and National Responsibility / 311 Rob Huebert, The Quest for a Canadian Naval Strategy 1991-2014: Why it Matters / 324 Geoffrey Till, A Commonwealth Naval Strategy in the 21st Century? / 336 Vice-Admiral Dean McFadden, The Navy and Canada's National Interests in this Maritime Century / 349 Part 6: AfterthoughtPeter Hore, Canada From Afar: Canadian Naval Persons in the Daily Telegraph Obituaries / 357
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