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Old 29-01-05, 17:11
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Hi Clive:

There's an obscure book called "Manpower in the Canadian Army" or words to that effect, that has the kinds of breakdowns you are looking for. It was published shortly after the war if I remember correctly.

I have a copy somewhere but cannot access it as I am 'outre-mer' enjoying some scuba diving 'su-mer' in Florida.

Cheers! Mike
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