Canada

In World War 2, Canada was a strong Allied power and contributed significantly to the war effort. They possessed a sizable military force of more than 600,000 trained men who helped the Allies win some of their most significant victories. Canada played a key part in the liberation of Europe from Nazi rule during the Battle of Normandy. The first troops to arrive on the beaches were Canadian, and they battled valiantly against the Germans the whole fight.

In addition to the liberation of Paris and the invasion of Germany, Canadian troops took part in other significant European operations. In the Battle of the Atlantic, where they aided in defending Allied ships from German U-boats, they also had a significant impact. The Canadian government was crucial in the development of new technologies and weaponry during World War 2.

Canadian scientists developed an in 1943 that was utilized to make tires for military vehicles. The same year, Canadian scientists developed a radar technology to aid Allied planes in spotting hostile aircraft. The nation contributed significantly to the Allied war effort by providing food and other resources. For instance, more than 20% of the food that was delivered to Britain during the war was produced in Canada. Canada also significantly aided the Allied effort diplomatically and economically.