CHAPTER 4 – RESOURCES FOR THE COMMAND TEAM
LINE OF SIGHT
Your key on-line hub for digital resources is Line of Sight, a professional military education web hub for the Canadian Army. The aim is to enhance historical mindedness, increase awareness and understanding of current challenges across the Spectrum of Conflict and sharpen applied PME – problem-solving skills. As Line of Sight evolves a profession of arms network will take root and members of all ranks will be able to share their insights and ‘learn’ according to their own unique needs. Here you will find the Commander Canadian Army’s Reading List (2015) and the Commander Canadian Army’s Reading List Supplements. Explore ‘The Network’ on the site which has links to the best Allied PME sites. The Worthington Force Staff Ride Handbook and the The Staff Ride: A Planning Guide are available in PDF form on Line of Sight.
SOURCES AND FURTHER READING
References
- Strong, Secure, Engaged: Canada’s Defence Policy, 2017
- Advancing with Purpose: The Canadian Army Modernization Strategy, 4th Edition, 2020.
- CAO 22-15 – The Army Lessons Process and Lessons Learned, 2021
- CAO 24-14 Canadian Army Professional Development
- CAO 24-23 Directed Pre-Command Training for CA Unit Command Teams
- CANFORGEN 065/17 Canadian Armed Forces Non-Commissioned Members Academic Opportunities Update
- B-GL-300-008/FP-001 Training for Land Operations, Annex G Army War Studies for Land Operations.
- B-GL-315-001/FT-003 The Staff Ride: A Planning Guide, 2022
- B-GL-315-001/FT-001 Worthington Force Staff Ride, 2020
- CFC 225, Canadian Forces College Guide for Academic Writing
Articles
- Colonel Jay Adair, “Thoughts on Professional Military Education (PME)” 2021, Line of Sight
- Robert Gibson, “How to Create Professional Military Education (PME), The Cove (available on Line of Sight under The Network/Allied PME Sites)
- MGen Mick Ryan, “The Art of Leading Unit-Based Professional Military Education,” Modern War Institute, 2017 (available on Line of Sight under The Network/Allied PME Sites)