The Gregg Centre resource library and special collections offer students and researchers contains some 3,500 volumes in military history and strategic studies, with collections on insurgency, counter-insurgency, terrorism and intelligence. Books and public documents on Canadian military history and contemporary defence issues are also featured prominently.
The special collections consists of hundreds of documents, journal and magazine articles, press releases, transcripts, and newspaper cuttings on a wide range of countries and military and strategic studies topics.
The Centre archive, consists of hundreds of documents, journal and magazine articles, press releases, transcripts, and newspaper cuttings on a wide range of countries and military and strategic studies topics. Special document collections on Canadian naval operations in World War II, Veterans' experiences during the Second World War, German operations on the Eastern Front, war crimes, the Holocaust, post-war Palestine and post-war US-German relations are available to researchers. The archive holds some sixty non-current periodicals in military and international affairs.
The library and archive are non-circulating but copying services are available. The facilities are open to students and bona fide researchers during regular working hours.
In additon to the Library and Archives, the Gregg Centre also holds a number of special collections, ranging from primary documents and archival finding aids, to War Diaries and Campaign Maps from the Second World War.
