CFC Papers
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| Shifting Support Functions Ashore: Royal Canadian Navy Lieutenant-Commander Matthew D. Otoupal |
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| JCSP - Service Paper
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| Staff Officer Training in the Canadian Army Major Jean-François Doré |
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| JCSP - Service Paper
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| Strategic Tanker Replacement: The Future of Canada’s Air to-Air Refuelling Capability Lieutenant-Colonel Maxime Renaud |
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| JCSP - Service Paper
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| SuliaKaKatigejut - Joint Training Opportunities at 5 Wing Major Nicole Deschamps |
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| JCSP - Service Paper
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| Supporting the Plan With a Plan for Support: Creating a Tactical Second-Line Sustainment Plan for the Enhanced Forward Presence Battle Group in Latvia Major Christopher Hartwick |
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| JCSP - Service Paper
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| Tactical Competency and the Medium-Weight Force Major James Rock |
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| JCSP - Service Paper
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| The Business of Our Business: An Analysis of the Application of Business Management to the Royal Canadian Navy Lieutenant-Commander Deanna L. Wilson |
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| JCSP - Service Paper
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| The Current and Future Need for Submarines in the Royal Canadian Navy Major William A.C. Brake |
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| JCSP - Service Paper
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| The Effects of Unmanned and Autonomous Weapons Major Michael Ulloa |
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| JCSP - Service Paper
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CFC Papers are produced by students at the Canadian Forces College in fulfilment of the requirements of their Course of Studies. The papers are scholastic documents, and thus contain facts and opinions, which the author alone considered appropriate and correct for the subject. These papers do not necessarily reflect the policy or the opinion of any agency, including the Government of Canada and the Canadian Department of National Defence.
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