Who Killed the Canadian Military? Used Softcover Reference Book

“Who Killed the Canadian Military?” is a thought-provoking used softcover reference book that explores the intricate dynamics and historical factors that led to the perceived decline of the Canadian military. This comprehensive study delves into the political, cultural, and economic influences that have shaped Canada’s defense policies over the years. It provides valuable insights into key events, decisions, and personalities that have contributed to the current state of the Canadian Armed Forces. Utilizing a blend of scholarly research and anecdotal evidence, the book invites readers to understand the complexities of military funding, modernization challenges, and the nation’s shifting global roles. This well-preserved softcover edition is an essential read for historians, military enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the socio-political evolution of Canada.  Total of 250 pages.