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Monty and the Canadian Army (Hardcover)
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General Bernard Law Montgomery, affectionately known as "Monty,"
exerted an influence on the Canadian Army more lasting than that of
any other Second World War commander. In 1942 he assumed
responsibility for the exercise and training of Canadian formations
in England, and by the end of the war Canada's field army was
second to none in the practical exercise of combined arms. In Monty
and the Canadian Army, John A. English analyses the way
Montgomery's operational influence continued to permeate the
Canadian Army. For years, the Canadian Army remained a highly
professional force largely because it was commanded at almost every
lower level by "Monty men" steeped in the Montgomery method. The
era of the Canadian Army headed by such men ceased with the
integration and unification of Canada's armed forces in 1964. The
embrace of Montgomery by Canadian soldiers stands in marked
contrast to largely negative perceptions held by Americans. Monty
and the Canadian Army aims to correct such perceptions, which are
mostly superficial and more often than not wrong, and addresses the
anomaly of how this gifted general, one of the greatest field
commanders of the Second World War, managed to win over other North
American troops.
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