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Beaumont Hamel, Dieppe, the battle- r1elds of Normandy and the Scheldt battlegrounds of Belgium and the Nether- lands under tour director Dr. Marc Milner of the Uni- versity of New Brunswick, od return, they will aug- ment the 120 CBF alumni who are already disseminat- 2005 ESCAPE v Up to 43 Months on MOST 2005 Escape mg a newfound sense of pride ot country to students and colleagues across the nation after their battletour experiences in previous years. In this Year ol the Veter- an. the Canadian Battle- fields Foundation www.canadiarthauiefields- foundationra ' under Presi- dent MGen Clive Addy. is heightening its Concentra- lion on education. with the goal of building an "Olympic Team" of future military his- torians in Canada. While thus helping to ensure a solid well-trained nucleus of future historians. the Foundation is also look, ing at enriching present-day history education in Cana- S ”11" r." ms v" " 1.21.04 p in an am 02.34:. a " arte m: Ill-til w s % . 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