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Canada's Army in Korea

Canada's Army in Korea Preface The First Canadians in Korea Background of the Conflict Formation of the CASF The Fighting in 1950 Canadian Troops in Action Political Aspects The Patricias at Kapyong Training at Fort Lewis The 25th Brigade Goes In Early RCN Operations The 25th Brigade in Action, 1951 The 2nd RCR at Chail-li Political Developments During June 1951 Canadian Operations During June and July Formation of the 1st Commonwealth Division Across the Imjin The "Rotation" of Canadian Troops Enemy Attacks During November The Political Front, July-December 1951 Holding the Line, 1951-1953 The First General Rotation Patrols Against the Boot and Hill 113 Canadian Troops on Koje Island The RCR on Hill 355 The Patricias' Second Rotation Winter on the Hook Korean Personnel with the Canadian Forces The Second General Rotation The End of the Fighting The Attack on the 3rd RCR Political Developments, 1952-53 Administration Behind the Canadian Brigade, Juny 1951-July 1953 Supporting Arms Air Support and Supply The RCN in Korean Waters, May 1951-July 1953 The Toll of the War Conclusion Main Provisions of the Armistice Agreement The Canadians After the Armistice Canadian Troops Withdraw Korea in Retrospect Books and Articles for Further Reading Abbreviations

BOOKS AND ARTICLES FOR FURTHER READING

• Major W. B. Armstrong, "The Armistice in Korea" (Canadian Army Journal, October 1955).
• Brigadier C. N. Barclay, The First Commonwealth Division (Aldershot, 1954).
• Norman Bartlett, ed., With the Australians in Korea (Canberra, 1954).
• Captain Russell A. Gugeler, Combat Actions in Korea (Washington, 1954).
• Brigadier K. A. Hunter and Colonel J. E. Andrew, "The R.C.A.M.C. in the Korean War" (Canadian Services Medical Journal, July-August 1954).
• Eric Linklater, Our Men in Korea (London, 1952).
• S. L. A. Marehall, The River and the Gauntlet (New York, 1953).
• Lynn Montross and Capt. Nicholas A. Canzona, The Pusan Perimeter (U.S. Marine Operations in Korea, 1950-1953, Vol. 1) (Washington, 1954).
• Brigadier W. G. H. Pike, "lst Commonwealth Division Divisional Artillery" (Journal of the Royal Artillery, July 1953).
• Rutherford M. Poats, Decision in Korea (New York, 1954).
• Lieut.-Colonel D. H. Rochester, "The Sapper's Task in Korea" (Canadian Army Journal, July 1952).
• Major J. S. Roxborough, "Canadian Armour in Korea" (Canadian Army Journal, January 1954).
• Captain John G. Westover, Combat Support in Korea (Washington, 1955).
• Department of External Affairs, Ottawa: Canada and the Korean Crisis (1950). Documents on the Korean Crisis (1951). "Reference Papers Dealing with the Action of the United Nations in Korea" (5 December 1950-31 March 1954).
• Military History Section AFFE, The War in Korea, June 25, 1950 to March 30, 1953 (Pacific Stars and Stripes, 1953).
• Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, United Kingdom: Cmd. 8596. Korea No. 1 (1952). Korea: A Summary of *Developments in the Armistice Negotiations and in the Prisoner of War Camps, June 1951-May 1952.
• Cmd. 8793. Korea No. 1 (1953). Korea: A Summary of Further Developments in the Military Situation, Armistice Negotiations and Prisoner of War Camps up to January 1953.
• Cmd. 8938. Korea No. 2 (1953). Special Report of the Unified Command on the Korean Armistice Agreement.
• U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs, Background Information on Korea (Washington, 1950).
• U.S. Department of the Army, Korea 1950 (Washington, 1952).

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