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Canadian Forces

British  

plural noun

  1. the official name for the military forces of Canada

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There was a nod to Canada too in the ambassador's comments, saying that a trip to Ravenna would reflect that King Charles was also King of Canada, with tributes to be paid to Canadian forces who helped to liberate Italy 80 years ago during the Second World War.

From BBC

The first part was the ground offensive Operation Plunder, "which was the biggest-ever river crossing and was done by British and Canadian forces", Mr Bullock said.

From BBC

The sixth of June is a date etched in the memories of generations as D-Day, when mainly US, British and Canadian forces combined to break Germany's hold.

From BBC

The last 39 hospital patients were flown out Friday night on a Canadian Forces plane, officials said.

From Seattle Times

Canadian Forces personnel are helping firefighters and have flown evacuees out on Hercules aircraft.

From Seattle Times