Program Overview

Program Overview

The university program is led by Bradley Shoebottom, with fields of study focusing on the First World War, Canadian History, and Science and Technology. The program is based on the Fredericton campus, under the supervision of Dr. Lee Windsor.

Education and Qualifications

Dr. Lee Windsor's educational background includes:

• BA International Relations (University of Windsor, '92)
• MA War Studies (RMC, '97)
• MA History (UNB, '99)

Research Focus

The research examines the concept of combat support services required to feed, clothe, provide ammunition, and transport armies during the First World War. Specifically, it delves into the transitional era of horse-drawn wagons and early motor transport.

Dissertation Title

The dissertation title is "Beans, Bullets, and Bridges: Logistic Operations and Mobility in the Canadian Corps."

Research Areas

The program's research areas include:

• First World War
• Canadian History
• Science and Technology
• Logistic Operations
• Mobility in the Canadian Corps during the First World War