We are continually adding items in the On-Line Library.
Hong Kong - The Double Edged Sword: Military Asset to the PLA or a Liability? An article by Joseph Varner
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Book Review: The Ships of Canada's Naval Forces 1910-2002 reviewed by David J. Freeman
Book Review: The Halifax Explosion and the Royal Canadian Navy: Inquiry and Intrigue reviewed by Rowland Marshall
Video Review: Seasoned Sailors- Dick Leir reviewed by Tony German
Book Review: HMCS HAIDA, BATTLE ENSIGN FLYING - by Bob Willson
Book Review: DEEPLY CANADIAN - by Mike Young
Book Review: TIN HATS, OILSKINS & SEABOOTS A Naval Journey 1938-1945 - by F.R. Berchem
Book Review: The Allied Convoy System 1939 - 1945 It's Organization, Defence and Operation by Bill Wilson
Book Review: Canada's Navy: The First Century by Jan Drent
Book Review: Canada's Warships since 1956 by George Godwin
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Minor War Vessel Involvement with Operation Persistence An article by Sub-Lieutenant T.M. Wiggins
Nato and Partner Submarines in a Changing Geopolitical Environment An article by Commander L.M. Hickey
Our Maritime Future An argument on Canada's need to remain committed to maritime interests by Peter Haydon
Seapower in a changing world Editorial from the April 1997 edition of the Maritime Affairs Newsletter
Web Sitings: Secondary Sources for Naval Research A column on secondary sources on naval policy available on the internet.
Gunboat Diplomacy in the Northeast Pacific An article by Joseph Varner
Leadership and Morale in the Navy: A Personal View by Rear-Admiral F.W. Crickard, RCN (Ret'd), Past President, NOAC
Mischief Reef An article by Joseph Varner
Rumours of Asian Aircraft Carriers An article by Joseph Varner
Hong Kong - The Double Edged Sword: Military Asset to the PLA or a Liability? An article by Joseph Varner
Catalyst for Confidence: 25 Years of INCSEA An article by David N. Griffiths
Aurora - Surveillance Without Policy by: Colonel ESC Cable OMM, CD (ret'd) and Colonel JR Lambie CD (Ret'd)
Maritime Helicopter Procurement Process By Lee Myrhaugen
The Maritime Helicopter Project - Part I By Gordon Davis
The Maritime Helicopter Project - Part II By Gordon Davis
The Maritime Helicopter Project - Part III By Gordon Davis
AURORA: A National Asset to Preserve by: Colonel ESC Cable OMM, CD (ret'd)
Aurora/Arcturus Life Extension Program (ALEP) An article explaining the need and processof the Aurora/Arcturus Life Extension Program by Joe Varner
Aurora/Arcturus Life Extension Program (ALEP) An article explaining the need and process of the Aurora/Arcturus Life Extension Program by Joe Varner
A New Maritime Helicopter An article on the need for a high-tech Maritime Helicopter by Colin Curleigh
New Naval Helicopters: Beware or Expedient Solutions
A New Maritime Helicopter An article on the need for a high-tech Maritime Helicopter by Colin Curleigh
Sea Kings and Recent Sensational Headlines An article as well as an editorial letter by Colin Curleigh
The "Princes" and Preparedness by Fraser McKee
HMCS Haida by Micheal Whitby
Canadian Naval History Reading Lists The first in a series looking at the best sources for Canadian naval history by Marc Milner
HMCS Assiniboine and the 1974 Portuguese Coup or "Where was this covered in command exams?" An article on actions taken by the Canadian Navy during the Portugese Coup by Captain Robert H. Thomas (Ret'd)
The RCN and British U-Class Submarines The history of previous Canadian attempts to acquire British U-Class subs. by Peter Haydon
Aurora - Surveillance Without Policy by: Colonel ESC Cable OMM, CD (ret'd) and Colonel JR Lambie CD (Ret'd)
The Canadian Naval Task Group by Peter Haydon
Minor War Vessel Involvement with Operation Persistence An article by Sub-Lieutenant T.M. Wiggins
Submarines - They are still there! An article by Colonel Ernest S.C. Cable OMM, CD (Ret'd)
What Naval Capabilities Does Canada Need? by Peter Haydon
The Canadian Naval Task Group by Peter Haydon
Naval Capabilities and the Numbers Game by Peter Haydon
"Adjusting Course"...A Strategic Orphan? An analysis and critique of the Canadian Navy's Adjusting Course maritime strategy by Peter Haydon
Web Sitings: Official Naval Policy A column on internet resources for official naval policy.
Why Canada Needs Maritime Forces A monograph on Canadian naval policy
Submarine Cables - By By Glen Herbert and Scott Coffen-Smout
Toward Canada's Ocean Strategy The Spring 1998 Editorial from the Maritime Affairs Newsletter by Peter haydon
Marine War Risks - By Heinz Gohlish
Shipping in Canada by Glen Herbert
Web Sitings: Shipping A column on internet resources concerning shipping
"Running With the Wolves": Reinventing the Identity and Restructuring the Canadian Marine Industry to Prosper on the Global Scene by Denise Verrault, President, Verrault Shipyards
Ships and Shipbuilding by Vice-Admiral Peter W. Cairns, RCN (Ret'd), President, Shipbuilding Association of Canada
The Canadian Government's Role in Shipbuilding: Past, Present and Future by Peter T. Haydon
Command/Control and Air Defence Replacement Program (CADRE) An article by LCdr DS Thomas
Submarines - They are still there! An article by Colonel Ernest S.C. Cable OMM, CD (Ret'd)
Nato and Partner Submarines in a Changing Geopolitical Environment An article by Commander L.M. Hickey
Submarines for Canada - Strategic Implications An article by Rear-Admiral F.W. Crickard, RCN (Ret'd), Past President, NOAC
Submarines Make Sense An opinion piece on the need for the Upholder submarines.
Underwater Legends An Article on submarines by Senator Colin Kenny
Why Canada Needs A Navy and Why We Need Submarines: Some Basic Facts This compendium of facts about Canada's maritime forces, its naval requirements including the need for new submarines, and the option of acquiring four Upholder-class diesel-electric submarines from Britain has been assembled by the NOAC from a wide range of sources.
Submarines for Canada - Strategic Implications An article by Rear-Admiral F.W. Crickard, RCN (Ret'd), Past President, NOAC
Submarine Cables - By By Glen Herbert and Scott Coffen-Smout
