WW2 & Prior 1640-1985 Canadian Fortress Saint John Book

The “WW2 & Prior 1640-1985 Canadian Fortress Saint John Book” is a detailed and compelling exploration of the rich military history of Saint John, Canada. Spanning 131 pages, this softcover volume delves into the strategic significance of the region from the early colonial period in 1640 through the pivotal moments of World War II, up to the events of 1985. It provides a comprehensive chronicle of the fortifications, battles, and military developments that shaped the area’s defense mechanisms over the centuries. With historical photographs, maps, and firsthand accounts, this book offers a vivid portrayal of Saint John’s transformation into a formidable fortress. Ideal for history enthusiasts, military scholars, and those interested in Canadian heritage, this meticulously curated volume sheds light on the city’s resilient past and its enduring legacy in national defense.