bilby
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I doubt it. Billy Butlin hadn't even been born yet. Though he is a good example of the Imperial soldier - he was born in South Africa, raised in England, and moved to Canada at the age of 12; During the Great War he was a bugler in the Canadian Army, fighting for the British Empire.That’s a stretch. It were the redcoats!No, you lost. And the Whitehouse got burned for your trouble.WUT?
Did we win the war against Canada?
But seriously, neither the Canadians nor the British would, at the time, have made any distinction between the Canadian Army and the British Army, at least in terms of strategy and policy. They were all just soldiers of the King, whether they were in Europe, or in the wider empire, and if local forces were inadequate to handle a given task (such as repelling an invasion), they would have fully expected to be reinforced by forces from elsewhere in the empire, as indeed they were.