Canadians and War Volume 1

Canadians and War Volume 1 brings together four diverse works of research from four Canadian scholars. Canada's military history is a living, breathing thing, with endless perspectives and accounts to be heard, and this collection seeks to bring some of those little-known stories to light. See the effects of Canada's proud military history throughout the world and the century. Go to a Maritime fishing village in 'Lunenburg's 'Quiet Riot' and Maritime Resistance to the 1917 Military Service Act' by Maryanne Lewell. Fly high above Sicily in 'Canada's Eagles over HUSKY: Canadian Airmen in the Battle of Sicily' by Alexander Fitzgerald-Black. Experience the Dutch occupation through the eyes of a child in 'Who Were Their Liberators?' by Matthew Douglass. Finally, let Lieutenant Colonel W.A. Leavey, (retired) bring his four decades of military experience to hilarious light in 'Canadian Army Humour: Second World War.' 


Jeremy Lammi (Editor) 

Jeremy Lammi received a Masters of Strategic Studies from the University of Calgary. He is the president of Lammi Publishing Inc. 


Maryanne Lewell (Author) 

Maryanne Lewell is a PhD candidate at the University of New Brunswick, where she is studying the Acadians of the Maritime Provinces in the Great War. 


Alexander Fitzgerald-Black (Author) 

Alexander Fitzgerald-Black has been published in a number of popular and academic periodicals. Most recently, he wrote an article for Airforce Magazine entitled 'Two Canadian Aces of 'The Greatest Air Battle of the Mediterranean War.'' 


Matthew Douglass (Author) 

Matthew Douglass obtained his Master's in History at the University of New Brunswick in 2013, where he examined the combat effectiveness of the New Brunswick Rangers, an Independent Heavy Machine Gun company during the Second World War. 


W.A. Leavey (Author) 

A 42-year veteran of the Canadian Army Infantry, W.A. (Bill) Leavey holds a Master's degree in English from the Royal Military College, and he has written two books of anecdotes for the RHC and RCR, entitled War Stories, Anecdotes and Lies.