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Maneuvers: The Greatest Peace Time Event in US History" (p.2). The following document is a declassified publicdomain document and may be freely reproduced. This should be of particular interest to people in the Halifaxand Quebec City regions, then considered to be the most strategic cities in Canada.-40-SUPPLEMENT NO. 3TOREPORT OF COMMITTEE NO. 8SUBJECT:CRITICAL AREAS OF CANADA AND APPROACHES THERETO_______________________________________________Prepared by:SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3Major Charles H. Jones, Infantry, Chairman.Lt. Col. H.W. Crawford, Engineers.I. Papers Accompanying.___________________1. Bibliography. (Omitted, filed in Rec.Sec.)2. List of Slides. "3. Appendices (1 and 2). "4. Annexes. (Incl. A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,K, and L) "II. The Study Presented.___________________Determine under the geographical factor, the critical areas inCrimson (Canada) and the best approaches thereto for Blue. A criticalarea is assumed to be any area of such strategic importance to eitherbelligerent that control thereof may have a material bearing on the outcomeof the war.III. Facts bearing on the study.__________________________1. General Considerations:An area in Crimson territory may be of strategic importance fromthe viewpoint of tactical, economic, or political considerations. In thefinal analysis, however, critical areas must be largely determined in thelight of Red's probable line of action and Crimson's contribution to thateffort.2. Geographical Features of Canada.a. Location and extent. The location and extent of the Dominion of_Canada is shown on the Map herewith (see Exhibit A). It comprises theentire northern half of the the North American continent, excepting onlyAlaska and the coast of Labrador, a dependency of the colony of Newfoundland……………………….………………….VI. Concurrences.____________The committee concurs in the foregoing conclusions.CHARLES H. JONESMajor, Infantry,Subcommittee Chairman.The Hidden History Of Money & New World Order Usury Secrets Revealed at last! Page 353