WWll Essay - Camp X Camp - X was a moment in history that should make all Canadians proud as it showed the impact it had on canada as a whole, how even before big technology we could create things and become successful, and also helped canada make a difference around the world. Camp - X was a place that was established on December 6, 1941 in Whitby/Oshawa border in Ontario. The camp was designed to link Great Britain and the United States together. If the Japanese attack on the Pearl Harbour never happened then there never would of been a Camp - X.
During WWll canada changed for the better, as Camp - X changed how canada was seen as a whole. When Camp - X became ran down when the CIA formed they named their recruit training facility “ …show more content…
Camp - X was a 275 acres and was bought in 1941, it was the most advanced wireless and special training camp ever constructed in North America at the time. Canadians should definitely be proud of canada as we were the first country in North America to have a full secret agent camp during World War Two. Camp - X was also a successful camp as during this point in time canada was not racist, as a lot of other ethnic groups were represented at the camp. They were either staff or trainees, this really showed that canada forgot about racism and brought together different ethnic groups to help conquer. Camp - X’s main purpose was to develop and train all agents in silent killing, sabotage, partisan work, recruitment methods for the resistance movement, demolition, map reading, weaponry and morse code. As show canadians mainly men had it hard as they signed up, knowing that they were going to get into all of that. The good benefit is that they got to learn so many things that would benefit them assuming they went on a mission and made it out alive. Canadians definitely showed that they were strong enough on their own and could become successful as long everyone worked together to help reach their goal. Canada was once just a country but during the time of Camp - X Canada really started to help around the world without orders from Great Britain. During this time canada was training hundreds of people, both men and women from different races to help around the world to help defeat the Nazi. Camp - X was not just a boot camp for Britain, the United States and Canada, but also a international intelligence hub crucial to winning the war. David Ogilvy was another nobleman of Camp - X as he mastered the power of propaganda before becoming king of Madison Avenue. He was trained in sabotage and close combat, for example, he was running the reputation of a businessman who was
During WWll canada changed for the better, as Camp - X changed how canada was seen as a whole. When Camp - X became ran down when the CIA formed they named their recruit training facility “ …show more content…
Camp - X was a 275 acres and was bought in 1941, it was the most advanced wireless and special training camp ever constructed in North America at the time. Canadians should definitely be proud of canada as we were the first country in North America to have a full secret agent camp during World War Two. Camp - X was also a successful camp as during this point in time canada was not racist, as a lot of other ethnic groups were represented at the camp. They were either staff or trainees, this really showed that canada forgot about racism and brought together different ethnic groups to help conquer. Camp - X’s main purpose was to develop and train all agents in silent killing, sabotage, partisan work, recruitment methods for the resistance movement, demolition, map reading, weaponry and morse code. As show canadians mainly men had it hard as they signed up, knowing that they were going to get into all of that. The good benefit is that they got to learn so many things that would benefit them assuming they went on a mission and made it out alive. Canadians definitely showed that they were strong enough on their own and could become successful as long everyone worked together to help reach their goal. Canada was once just a country but during the time of Camp - X Canada really started to help around the world without orders from Great Britain. During this time canada was training hundreds of people, both men and women from different races to help around the world to help defeat the Nazi. Camp - X was not just a boot camp for Britain, the United States and Canada, but also a international intelligence hub crucial to winning the war. David Ogilvy was another nobleman of Camp - X as he mastered the power of propaganda before becoming king of Madison Avenue. He was trained in sabotage and close combat, for example, he was running the reputation of a businessman who was