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=HIE208 Canadian Military History 1867 to the Present: CFB Gagetown Version=

Instructor:
Bradley T Shoebottom, MA. See biography at @Instructor Information bshubotm@nbnet.nb.ca (H) bradley.shoebottom@innovatia.net (W) MSN: bradley.shoebottom@innovatia.net Twitter: bradshoebottom Twitter List for course: **@**bradshoebottom/hie208gage2010 Office Hours: Tues and Thursday 6-9 pm AST

Location of Class:
Wed 6-9 PM CFB Gagetown, J-10 (Engineer School), Rm D127 I will sign in the whole class.

Course Description:
HIE 208 is a Officer Professional Military Education (OPME) course designed to provide students with a general overview and understanding of the history of Canada’s military since Confederation. It addresses a number of themes, including the development of a professional military in Canada, the changing role and training of officers, the impact of changes in military doctrine on operations and war fighting, and Canadian participation in joint and combined operations. Moreover, the course situates military developments in the wider social and political context in Canada and elsewhere.

This online course is divided into four modules:
 * Module 1:** The Origins Of Canada’s Military
 * Module 2:** From The Boer War To The Great War
 * Module 3:** The Second World War
 * Module 4:** The Cold War and After

Each module requires students to complete discussions, and individual work. Please see Assignments in this outline for detailed information on assessments.

Course Materials
If you have not received your course package (CDROM, version 3.0) by the course start date, please contact a counsellor at 1-800-721-3901 or 1-613-541-6000, ext. 6940.


 * **HIE 208 Course Manual**
 * **HIE 208 Course Notes**
 * Online OPME Student Guide

Hard copy:


 * Francis, R. Douglas, Richard Jones, Donald B. Smith. Destinies: Canadian History Since Confederation. Sixth Edition. Toronto: Nelson Education, 2008.
 * Morton, Desmond. A Military History of Canada. Fifth Edition. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 2007.
 * Keshen, Jeffrey A., Serge Marc Durflinger. War and Society in Post-Confederation Canada. Toronto: Thomson Nelson, 2007.
 * HIE 208 Course Reader

Please read the Joining Instructions.