Excited to see my book in print. Thank you @UBCPress for a tremendous design! Each officer pictured here was dismissed or cashiered in WWII. Desertion. Drunkenness. Indecency. Scandalous conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. https://t.co/KL7QrWG1yt

What a wonderful tribute. Public historian Tim Cook told compelling stories about Canada’s soldiers. #cdnpoli #CAF #CanadianWarMuseum https://t.co/sWawvmGias

Today we are remembering a longtime friend of everyone at LCSC, historian Tim Cook. We remember him as a great scholar but also a generous man who gave back to the profession by paying it forward. https://t.co/18CSCuX8h3

The Canadian War Museum is deeply saddened by the passing of our Chief Historian and Director of Research, Dr. Tim Cook. We invite you to read our full statement and share condolences with his family, colleagues, and friends. 🔗 https://t.co/4EFRxrRAgk

"Canada is fundamentally transformed by the Second World War," says Tim Cook (@CanWarMuseum) author of "The Good Allies." At 8/11pm with Margaret MacMillan, author of "War," and @jdn101, author of "Forged in Fire," and @spaikin | Producer: @bweaver08 #VEDay80

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Our winter sale is back! Through December, take 20% off all books at https://t.co/YzDhFnE2sx using code BRRR24 at checkout. Need some gift ideas to get you started? Visit https://t.co/rnbo29cy6J. ❄️📚

Today on the blog, a reading list in honour of Remembrance Day on Monday. Through Their Eyes: A Graphic History of Hill 70 and Canada’s First World War by Matthew Barrett and Robert C. Engen is one of the 6 titles we've chosen to highlight. https://t.co/GfcrdaFd2S

New articles published in the Spring 2024 issue of Canadian Military History! Read them all here: https://t.co/0Qjtx5YsnK

New #SWW (open access) article! What started as a funding application for my MA back in 2020 has now been published! Many thanks to the wonderful team @studyofcanada. This topic is extra special to me, as the town in question is my hometown! https://t.co/cmammK9Yjo

Only a few days left to submit abstracts for the 2024 Canadian Military History Colloquium: the RCAF at 100! https://t.co/9WbfXrQH3L

Super visit by @MattKBarrett1 to @WesternUHistory yesterday. To those who don't know his work, check out https://t.co/1D1I3zI4To

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HMS Attack picked up survivors from HMT Aragon only for it to be sunk as well. Lt-Col. Low survived both ships going down, reporting, “Hundreds of cases of heroism, rescue and narrow escapes were crowded into those minutes.” Part 2 of my comic here: https://t.co/2kTvWGf1Lq

On 30 December 1917, a German sub sank HMT Aragon off the coast of Egypt. Canadian officer Lt-Col. C.A. Low described the horror, as I illustrated in a comic here: https://t.co/1Te6QOfFo1

Day 25- Advent calendar of WW2 Canadian battalion COs. Having completed sketches and profiles of the 1st and 5th Divisions, 2024 will be Bn. COs in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Divisions for the 80th of Normandy. https://t.co/rKLb3MCDCr

Day 24- Advent calendar of WW2 Canadian battalion COs. Royal Canadian Dragoons, 1st Division. https://t.co/xmSWfjIXJc

Day 23- Advent calendar of WW2 Canadian battalion COs. Governor General’s Horse Guards, 12th Infantry Brigade, 5th Division. https://t.co/h4dTMbgo6U

Day 22- Advent calendar of WW2 Canadian battalion COs. 4th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards, 1st Division, then 12th Infantry Brigade, 5th Division. https://t.co/vcTjiCCCEJ

Day 21- Advent calendar of WW2 Canadian battalion COs. Lanark and Renfrew Scottish, 12th Infantry Brigade, 5th Division. https://t.co/aXMJBal4Fk

Day 20- Advent calendar of WW2 Canadian battalion COs. Westminster (Motor) Regiment, 5th Armoured Brigade (then 12th Infantry Brigade), 5th Division. https://t.co/5neeQ76Bmb