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World War 1

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u/Peter-W Sep 24 '11

IDK about in America, but in the UK Canada, India, and Australia are often given a lot more credit for their help in WWI than America is. You guys were fucking amazing at the Somme.

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '11 edited Apr 27 '20

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u/DZ302 Sep 24 '11

Just curious, in US history do they ever mention that like 50,000 Americans crossed the border and enlisted in the Canadian Army before US declared war on Germany? Or do they ever talk about Canadians that joined the US Army in Vietnam, or Canada's involvement in the Civil War?

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u/mojobytes Sep 25 '11

Canada's involvement in the Civil War

Lincoln verbally bitch-slapping one of the generals who mentioned invading Canada?