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Old 25-02-13, 17:26
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Starting point would be J. deN. Kennedy's 2-volume History of the Department of Munitions and Supply. A search on Amicus will find you a library that will loan it via ILL.
Postwar, the Canadian government published a book on Canadian businesses that could export to the world. This includes (and relates) their wartime experience in 'things military'.
If you are serious about the project youo would want to go to Archives and troll the contract lists. If you wish, I can recommend an inexpensive researcher.
Good luck.
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