/1777_Campaign_a_Historical_Wargame_of_the_American_Revolution.pdf: Burgoyne also suffered from being too far away from his commissary and not being able to be supplied from Canada /1777_Campaign_a_Historical_Wargame_of_the_American_Revolution.pdf: Canada: 13.1. /1777_Campaign_a_Historical_Wargame_of_the_American_Revolution.pdf: The large box at the top of the map denotes which areas are considered to be in the province of Canada /1777_Campaign_a_Historical_Wargame_of_the_American_Revolution.pdf: British Northern Department Troops do not pay upkeep while all unit remain in Canada during the Spring /1777_Campaign_a_Historical_Wargame_of_the_American_Revolution.pdf: If a Continental Unit enters Canada during the Spring Season, this effect is removed.

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/MNE_5_Results_and_Products.pdf: Scenario) + Effects-Based Approach to Multinational Operations (military portion) MNE 5 Partners • Canada

/ME7_Space_Dependencies.pdf: Within the participating nations and NATO, Canada, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, NATO Allied Command /ME7_Space_Dependencies.pdf: the space workstrand, with the United Kingdom leading the first objective, NATO ACT the second and Canada /ME7_Space_Dependencies.pdf: Canada joined in 2000 and subsequently a range of organisations including, amongst others, the US Geological /ME7_Space_Dependencies.pdf: In the example shown above, the two tight loops over Canada and Central Asia will take longer than the

/Auger_1997.pdf: spectrum of environmental and policy experts from throughout Europe to join with similar experts from Canada /Auger_1997.pdf: Chris Tucker, Senior Scientific Advisor, Emergency Preparedness, Canada A-1 /Auger_1997.pdf: Anthony Downs, Director-General, Environment, Canada Dr.

/LOGWAR_15_Analysis_Report.pdf: how these efforts could be propagated to a wider audience, specifically the “Five Eyes” (Australia, Canada /LOGWAR_15_Analysis_Report.pdf: Unclassified Unclassified 104  LTCOL James McGrath (Canada), Joint Staff J-4 Liaison Officer CAN (Canada

/Multilayer_Wargames_Lessons.pdf: : Lessons from Gaming Intermediate Force Capabilities Peter Dobias Defence Research and Development Canada /Multilayer_Wargames_Lessons.pdf: , 60 Moodie Drive, Ottawa, ON CANADA peter.dobias@forces.gc.ca John Nelson American Systems, Alexandria

/Game_Report_Global08.pdf: Government, NGOs, academia, and representatives from Canada and Mexico. /Game_Report_Global08.pdf: U.S., Canada and Mexico would forge strong ties for national security. /Game_Report_Global08.pdf: There would be tension with Canada, because they own so many more resources (e.g., petroleum in Alberta /Game_Report_Global08.pdf: ., Canada, and Mexico. /Game_Report_Global08.pdf: Affairs US Govt US House of Representatives, Office of Emergency Planning, Preparations and Operations Canada

/Six_Demos_AGILE-COIN.pdf: ., Monitreal, Canada 5) Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado 6) U. S. /Six_Demos_AGILE-COIN.pdf: January 17, 18, 19, 1966: Mobile Command Head- quarte-rs, Monti al, Canada (3 games) 5. /Six_Demos_AGILE-COIN.pdf: Montreal, Canada January 17-19, 1966 The AGILE-COIN game was played over a three day period by officers