World War 1 Sir Sam Hughes.

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World War 1 Sir Sam Hughes

The Good Minister of Militia and Defence (1911-1916) Credited with initial massive recruitment drive Credited with fast mobilization of troops

Valcartier, Quebec Training Center

The Bad Valcartier was a new training camp, established quickly Ross rifle was ineffective in the field The Canadian Uniforms (including boots) were of poor quality

Ross Rifle

The Ugly A war profiteer is any person or organization that profits from warfare or by selling weapons and other goods to parties at war. The term has strong, negative connotations.

The Ugly Corruption – Shell Committee Patronage – Canadian-made Ross Rifle Forced Resignation in 1916

One more term Imperial Munitions Board After the Shell Committee was dissolved the IMB was established in 1915 Answered to Britain, run by a Canadian