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History of the Canadian Army Journal

The Canadian Army Journal was first established in 1947 as a professional publication to inform the Army, keep it abreast of new military trends and stimulate interest in military affairs. The first incarnation of the journal was published from 1947 until 1965. With the unification of the Canadian Forces, individual service journals were abolished. In the absence of a dedicated journal for many years after, the Army produced a wide variety of similar publications devoted to concepts, doctrine, training, operational history, lessons learned and specific branches such as the infantry. Then, in 1998, the Chief of the Land Staff authorized the publication of a new Army Doctrine and Training Bulletin, which ran for six volumes before being transformed into the Canadian Army Journal in 2004. 

Since Volume 7, the Canadian Army Journal has served as the primary professional peer-reviewed journal for the Canadian Army. In 2007, the journal celebrated the 60th anniversary of its first inception.

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The Canadian Army Journal (2004 – present)

The Canadian Army Journal Index

The Canadian Army Journal Index of Articles 1997-2012 (2nd Ed.) was a special issue that lists all articles of both the Canadian Army Journal and the Canadian Army Doctrine and Training Bulletin that preceded it. It contains listings for all content sorted by volume and number and also by author, providing a useful resource when looking for content from this period.

Canadian Army Journal Index of ARticles 1997-2012 cover

The Army Doctrine and Training Bulletin (1998-2003)

JADEX Papers

JADEX Papers

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