The flag of the Canadian Army.
The Canadian Army were the armed forces of Canada from 1940 to 1968. It was formed from the Canadian Militia, following the latter's modernization in the late 1930s. The Army, unlike the Expeditionary Force of World War I, was formed autonomously from the British government. Hence, it was mobilized solely under the jurisdiction of the Canadian government. At the time, the government wished only to support Allied forces with weapons and supplies with a limited amount of units being involved in engagements. After 1945, the Canadian Army saw a limited role during the Korean War as a field force. After that, it did not participate in any major international conflicts and was unified with the Navy and Air Force to form the combined Canadian Forces in 1968.
Battlefield 1942
In Battlefield 1942, the Canadian Army fights exclusively the Wehrmacht.
Engagements against the Wehrmacht
A Canadian medic
Player Kits
The Canadian Army classes are identical to the Allies with the exception of the Assault, which is issued a Johnson LMG instead of an M1918 BAR.
Scout
Canadian soldiers on top of a roof at Caen
Assault
A Canadian assault trooper with a Johnson LMG
Anti-Tank
A Canadian soldier fires his bazooka
Medic
Engineer
Vehicles used
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