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Yes they were the best snipers of all the Allies
Canada wasn't in ww1
Canadians fought in the Battle of Neuve Chapelle but not as Canadian troops, they were an extension of the British troops but the first time they fought as Canadian troops was at the battle of Somme.
first the Germans captured the land after the successful plan, later on the Canadian attempted a counter attack but failed. After two attempts, the Canadians got back their land. So the Canadians won the battle of Mount Sorrel in ww1.
Useless Just like in WW2, America did not join till the end. Brits/French/Canadians did all the work in WW1
canadians were in ww1 so probably
Over 2000 canadians were killed in the battle of Ypres during WW1. This was the first time poison gas (made from chlorine) was introduced in WW1.
Yes they were the best snipers of all the Allies
Canada wasn't in ww1
Canadians were big in Paschendale on the western front
Canadians fought in the Battle of Neuve Chapelle but not as Canadian troops, they were an extension of the British troops but the first time they fought as Canadian troops was at the battle of Somme.
The first anti-tank came out when the first tank was fielded, in WW1. It was a bolt action rifle.
They served in units with other Canadians, fought in every Theatre in which Canadian.
first the Germans captured the land after the successful plan, later on the Canadian attempted a counter attack but failed. After two attempts, the Canadians got back their land. So the Canadians won the battle of Mount Sorrel in ww1.
I've never heard them referred to as the Canadian Expeditionary Forces during WW2. Maybe that was used in WW1.The first use of Canadian forces was during the Dieppe raid, which was a failure. There were not a large amount of Canadian troops in this raid. The Canadians first saw combat in Italy. The largest battle that the Canadians participated in was Ortona.
Actually, the American Civil War, when 1000 Palmer carbines were purchased for the cavalry.
Yes. Arthur Currie got Canada recognised on the international stage for his excellent planning in WW1.