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Contributors include Susan Breau (British Institute of International and Comparative Law), Bernadette Dececchi (Ontario Institute of Advanced Studies in Education), Tom Dececchi (Royal Military College), Andrew B. Godefroy (Directorate of Space Development and the Canadian Forces Joint Operations Group, 1999-2004), Jamie Green (RMC), T. S. (Todd) Hataley (Queen's University), Michael A. Hennessy (RMC), James D. Kiras (Joint Special Operation University, Hurlburt Field), Scott Knight (RMC), Tim Lannan (Asymmetrical Threat Working Group), Sylvain P. Leblanc (Canadian Signals officer and RMC), Christian Leuprecht (RMC), Michelle Malenfant (Canadian reserve intelligence officer), Sean M. Maloney (historian), Glen Milne (Carleton University), Stephanie Mullen (Carleton University), Jason S. Ridler (RMC), Nicole Schwarz-Morgan (RMC), Christopher Spearin (Canadian Forces College), Hugh Thorburn (Queen's University), and Benjamin Zyla (RMC).

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Top-ranking military officers and historians consider the future role of Special Forces.

About the Author

Lieutenant-Colonel David Last is an artillery officer, Canadian Forces, acting chair, Military Strategic Studies, and associate professor of political science, Royal Military College.

Lieutenant-Colonel Bernd Horn is an active duty infantry officer, Cana