The Selected Works of George R. Lindsey

George Lindsey graduated with distinction from the University of Toronto in 1942 before enlisting in the Royal Canadian Artillery to serve with the Canadian Army Operational Research Group. He also served overseas with the British Army Operational Research Group. Lindsey’s life’s work stands as an invaluable source pertaining to technological interpretations. Matthew S. Wiseman is a lecturer in the Department of History at the University of Waterloo

Section One: Operational Research
1967 Eighteen Years of Military Operational Research in Canada
1974 Operational Research for NATO’s Navies
1979 The Contribution of Operational Research at National Defence
1983 Early Days of Operational Research in Canada and the Founding of the Canadian Operational Research Society
1995 Some Personal Recollections of Army Operational Research on Radar in World War II

Section Two: Strategic Analysis
1980 The Linkages of New Technology to Strategic and Theatre Deterrence and Warfighting
1980 The SALT Treaty from a Canadian Point of View
1983 Systems Analysis and Global Strategy
1986 The Strategic Significance of Changes in the Offence/Defence Balance
1993 Taxonomy and Measurement in Arms Control

Section Three: Canadian Defence
1971 Canadian Security, Sovereignty, and National Development: Possible Contributions by the Armed Forces and the Defence Research Board
1972 Canadian Maritime Strategy in the Seventies
1980 Operational Research: Flexible Response to the Needs of Canadian Defence through the Postwar Years
1980 The Realities of Strategic Deterrence and their Implications for Canada
1983 A Canadian Perspective on Canada-US Defence Relations
2009 Operational Research: Remarks by George R. Lindsey

Bibliography of Works by George R. Lindsey
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