Canadian army manual of training

It trains over 1, members of the Canadian Armed Forces and other Government of Canada personnel each year in Kingston, prior to their deployment on operations. Canadian Army Command and Staff College is charged with developing in army officers the ability to perform command and staff functions in war. The Army Doctrine Centre delivers timely and relevant Canadian Army doctrine, complementary to joint and allied doctrine, to serve as the intellectual foundation for land operations and force development.

As the authority for Canadian Army doctrine, the Army Doctrine Centre reviews and produces doctrine manuals, coordinates the production of Tactics, Techniques and Procedures TTP manuals, provides Canadian Army input to joint doctrine development, works toward the achievement of Army interoperability by participating in international programs NATO and ABCANZ , coordinates the development of Army terminology, and contributes to and supports Army capability development projects.

The Army Doctrine Centre also directs the Army Publishing Office, an organization that supports publication production from final draft to delivered end-product for the Canadian Army. The Canadian Army Simulation Centre provides appropriate synthetic environment capabilities in support of Land operations, training, and concept development.

We support levels 2 to 6 foundation collective training through the command support training center. After all, "to ship field bakeries instead of, say, field batteries, would be weakening the Force.

This instruction manual describes how to perform first aid with the limited resources available during battle. This pamphlet provides instructions for constructing obstacles in the field, to defend against enemy tanks and infantry. This pamphlet describes the qualifications for holding officer ranks up to Lt. This pamphlet instructs soldiers on the various war gases they may encounter, how to recognize them, and how to protect yourself against them. Skip to main content. Home » Fighting » Training Manuals.

Learn More ». View PDF: Bombs. Amendment no. Used Condition: Very Good-. Prev owner's name on the front cover. Amendments 1 and 2 applied. Published by Canadian Forces Headquarters, Ottawa, Fold-out charts.

Describes arrow diagramming techniques for managing projects. Information Service, Dept. Of National Health and Welfare illustrator. Original, official Canadian Army manual. Blue paper covers, cloth spine edges, bound by two Chicago-type silver screws. Minor edge browning. Brief penned notes on one page. Used - Softcover Condition: Good. Condition: Good. Good condition. Moderate wear. Binding fairly tight, pages age toned.

Pictures available upon request. Published by Army Headquaters, Ottawa, S13 3. Some damp staining on back cover. Quantity: 3. Amendment applied. Published by Queen's Printer, Ottawa. Used - Softcover. Pamphlet Very good. Photographs, illustrations, tables.

Publisher series: Canadian Army Manual of Training Prepared under the Direction of the Chief of the General Staff. Used - Hardcover. What makes our copy special, however, is the presence of a 19 page section, with two folding maps, printed one-side on pages marked marked 'Restricted', and directed specifically to the 19 Militia Group Headquarters in Winnipeg. This section contains detailed instructions on how to disperse military units in the event of a nuclear war.

The rest of the book contains similar material, but of a general nature relating to the entire military command. Madson' printed in ink across top of front cover and title page. Canadian Army. Army Headquarters. At head of title: "Restricted". Fine in blue stiff paper covers.