DND

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DND is the commonly used abbreviation for Canada's Department of National Defence, the federal agency responsible for defending the country and overseeing the Canadian Armed Forces.

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DND canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defence ministry
federal agency
government department
abbreviation DND
budgetType federal defence budget of Canada
collaboratesWith North American Aerospace Defense Command
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
linked to: NATO

United States Department of Defense
country Canada
employerOf civilian employees of the Department of National Defence
fullName Department of National Defence
hasAcronym DND
headquartersBuilding National Defence Headquarters
headquartersLocation Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
linked to: Ottawa
jurisdiction Government of Canada
languageOfOperation English
French
legalBasis National Defence Act
mandate contribute to international peace and security
defend Canada and Canadian interests
ministerResponsible Minister of National Defence
nativeName Department of National Defence
Ministère de la Défense nationale
oversees Canadian Army
Canadian Forces Housing Agency
Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services
Canadian Special Operations Forces Command
Defence Research and Development Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
Royal Canadian Navy
parentOrganization Government of Canada
partOf federal public administration of Canada
policyArea defence policy
military policy of Canada
security policy
portfolioOf Minister of National Defence
linked to: Minister of Defence
regionServed Canada
responsibleFor Canadian Armed Forces
linked to: Canadian forces

continental defence in cooperation with the United States
defence policy of Canada
defence procurement policy
defence research and development policy
military infrastructure in Canada
sector defence
national security
typeOfOrganization civilian department supporting the Canadian Armed Forces
worksWith Canadian Armed Forces
linked to: Canadian forces

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.