Military History Links
CANADIAN FORCES LOGISTICS MUSEUM
You may wander through the museum at your leisure but guided visits are available. A visit to the museum takes anywhere from 20 minutes to two hours. Visitors are welcome to visit the Vehicle Park but must be in the company of a museum representative. A few of the vehicles are accessible with the permission of the curator. Group or curriculum appropriate school tours are offered. Call the curator to arrange your tour. Group size is limited to 30 people but smaller groups of around 10 are optimal. There is no cost. The museum can host meetings in its central hall. Different seating plans are available that can accommodate up to 15 people. Audio/visual equipment is available. Call the curator to discuss your needs. The museum can host birthday parties for up to eight children. Given that it is a military museum and that children will need to consider time and dates, it is best if the children are over 8 years old. The museum requires one adult per three children. Call the curator to discuss your needs. The museum can hold dinners for up to 12 in the museum or wine and cheese type events. Call the curator to discuss your needs. Significant lead time may be required for licensed events.
OTHER MUSEUMS:
Beechwood Cemetery: Beechwood Cemetary Overview Information package
DND Directorate of History and Heritage: http://www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/dhh-dhp/index-eng.asp (Includes a directory of military museums).
Diefenbunker: http://diefenbunker.ca/
Canadian War Museum: http://www.warmuseum.ca/home/
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum: http://www.warplane.com/
Vintage Wings of Canada http://www.vintagewings.ca/en-ca/home.aspx
- Friends of the Canadian War Museum
- The Journal of Military & Strategic Studies (From Univ. of Calgary)
- Former Military Base in Lahr
- Military Bruce
- The Canadian Forces Logistics Museum
- Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps (RCOC)
- Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
- Canadian Military History Gateway
- Laurier Center for Military, Strategic & Disarmament Studies (Including Canadian Military History Journal)
- Canadian Military History Podcast
- Canada at War
Logistics Social Media Links
Military Links
- NATO Veterans Organization of Canada
- Korea Veterans Association of Canada
- Canadian Association of Veterans in UN Peacekeeping
- Veterans UN-NATO Canada – Ottawa
- Veterans MC Canada
- Canadian Peacekeeping Veterans Association
- Veterans Canada
- Canadian and International Peacekeeping Veterans’ Associations
- Coalition of Canadian Veterans CCV
- Canadian Forces
- Canadian Defence Association
- Club des 911
- Logistics Service Governance Framework
- The Logistics Movers Association
- Wikipedia Logistic Branch
- Canadian Forces Logistics Training Centre (CFLTC) Borden
- Canadian Forces College
- Military Blogging
- Veteran’s Affairs
- Bureau of Pension Advocates
- Restoring Canadian Army Identity (ppt)
Military Publications
- Canadian Military Journal
- Laurier Centerfor Military, Strategic & Disarmament Studies
- Canadian Defence Review
- Legion Magazine
Royal Canadian Legion
Permission is given for the NCR Chapter of the Royal Canadian Logistics Service Association to reprint the article Reports Look At Taking Care Of Veterans And Their Families. We ask that you clearly identify the article as written by Sharon Adams and that it was published in Legion Magazine.
Sincerely,
Tom MacGregor
- Assistance with Veteran’s Affairs
- Funerals and Burials (Last Post Fund)
- Serving those who serve
Professional Associations
- Production and Inventory Control
- Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
- Project Management Institute
- The Logistics Institute
- The International Society of Logistics
- Supply Chain Management Association (formerly Purchasing Management Association)
Education
- Algonquin College (Part Time, Online courses)