Understanding Military Culture

A. English,  Understanding Military Culture,  2004 r. : This exploration of the changing nature of the Canadian military culture includes a special emphasis on the effects of 'Americanization.' It opens with discussion of the general nature and role of military culture and its influences. Chapters on American and Canadian military culture follow, as well as a chapter comparing the two, and the book ends with discussion of the future of Canadian military culture. Of interest primarily to Canadian military policymakers, both civilian and non, although non-civilian readers will likely be familiar with a fair amount of the material in the initial chapters. English served in the Canadian Armed Forces for 25 years and is affiliated with the Canadian Forces Leadership Institute and the history department of Queen's University.