United States Army in World War II
Special Studies

Military Relations Between the United States and Canada, 1939-1945

Colonel Stanley W. Dzuiban


. . . to Those Who Served


Contents

  Foreword vii
  Preface ix
Chapter   Page
I. Chataqua to Ogdensburg 1
    Seeds of World War II Cooperation 3
   
II. The Permanent Joint Board on Defense 31
   
III. Partnership Versus Triangle 55
   
IV. Joint Defense Planning 86
   
V. Organization of Command 109
   
VI. Hemisphere Defense Problems 142
   
VII. Operations in the Eastern Areas 162
   
VIII. Activities in Western Canada 199
   
IX. Comrades in Arms 241
   
X. Cooperation in Other Fields 273
   
XI. Problems in Jurisdiction 296
   
XII. Mission Accomlished 317
   
Appendix
A. Recommendations of the Permanent Joint Board on Defense, Canada-United States, 26 August 1940-1 September 1945 347
B. First Report of the Permanent Joint Board on Defense, Canada-United States. 366
C. Extract of Journal of Discussions and Decisions for Meeting of Permanent Joint Board on Defense, Canada-United States, on 26 February 1942 370
D. Hyde Park Declaration by President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Mackenzie King regarding Cooperation in War Production. 373
E. The 12 February 1947 Joint Statement on Defense Collaboration 374
Bibliographical Note 377
Chronology of Statements in the Canadian House of Commons 393
Glossary of Abbreviations  
Index 399

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