Friends Forum Thursday, January 23, 2020

Canada's Role in the German Reunification at the Ottawa Open Skies Conference of February 1990
Presented by John Noble

Atelier  “D”
Canadian War Museum, 1 Vimy Place, Ottawa 

Presentation: 13:30 pm
Refreshments: 14:30 pm  

Price: Donations will be accepted at the door in cash or by cheque.  Receipts will be issued for donations of $20 or more.

RSVP: By Thursday, January 16, 2020

If you wish to attend, please telephone the Friends Office at 819.776.8618 or email 

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The 18-pounder Field Gun

The 18-pounder Field Gun in Canadian Service by Doug Knight relates the career of the 18-pounder gun in the Royal Canadian Artillery, from the first order from Vickers in 1903 until its retirement during the Second World War. The emphasis in the book is on the gun and, in addition to its service overseas, describes its service in Canada during the First World War, mechanization in the 1930s, and traces the individual history of some of the surviving guns. The text is well illustrated by colour and black and white photographs.

 Click here to view The 18-pounder Field Gun in Canadian Service

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