It has been a while since we have heard from Service Publications, but they are back with another book covering Canadian war efforts.

Service Publications has returned from a long over due update to bring us the story of the Canadian Expeditionary Force of World War 1. This two volume set details the the efforts of the Canadian military during the Great War.

A Nation in Making
David W. Love

The Canadian Expeditionary Force was the largest military force ever fielded by Canada in its day. The management of this force of five divisions, with four in the field, was a challenge to Canada's predominantly amateur Staff. Borrowing heavily from British practice the Canadians nonetheless had specific challenges that were theirs alone.
David Love has adroitly described the organization and administration of the CEF and delves into a level of detail previously unimaginable.

Divided into two hard cover volumes and exceeding 400 pages of descriptive text this title is a 'must have' for the historian, amateur or professional, of Canadian military history.
410pp, 391 illustrations, maps, charts and tables and three full colour pages of Distinguishing Patches. 8 1/2 x 11 hardcover
$89.95/set. Please note that this title will only be sold as a set consisting of Volumes 1 and 2
- From Service Publications website.