21. Friends in Wartime: Blood Shared in Battle
Both world wars cemented a deep military bond between these neighbors. Canada entered WWI in 1914, suffering horrific casualties at battles like Vimy Ridge, where 3,600 Canadians died. When America joined in 1917, the allies pushed toward victory. In WWII, Canada again entered years before the U.S. Both nations’ soldiers fought and died together from Dieppe to Normandy. This shared sacrifice created an unbreakable military partnership.
