Legion Magazine July/August 2022 Edición anterior

DOUBLE DUTY
Some were heroines, some were victims, but most women simply endured and survived the War of 1812

“TO THE MEN OF DIEPPE
Remembering the courage and fortitude of the Canadian forces that mounted the ultimately ruinous raid

THE DIEPPE MOUNTIE
An RCMP constable who volunteered for overseas service recalls the infamous raid in his own words

CONSTRUCTIVE DISMISSAL
8 myths of Black service in the Canadian Expeditionary Force—and the actual realities they faced

A WAY FORWARD
Recent sexual misconduct scandals in the Canadian Armed Forces have been a catalyst for change. But will it go far enough—and last?

RIGHTS FIGHT
As the Second World War wound down, Ottawa assumed wartime working women would return to homemaking—the women had other ideas

MILITARY HEALTH MATTERS
Facing pandemic gloom

FRONT LINES
Arresting development

EYE ON DEFENCE
Military monies

FACE TO FACE
Did the Dieppe Raid provide the Allies with lessons critical to D-Day’s success?

CANADA AND THE NEW COLD WAR
Due North

HUMOUR HUNT
Sudden surrender

HEROES AND VILLAINS
John Hughes-Hallett versus Konrad Haase

ARTIFACTS
The ties that bind

O CANADA
The Acadian expulsion (around Aug. 10 and beyond)