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Tzeentch
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quote: Originally posted by Willem
You'll have to look at our early history for military leaders, we don't exactly have a tradition that creates them. A couple would be Brock and Montcalm, the ones who duked it out on the Plains of Abraham. I can't think of their first names though. Samuel de Champlain comes to mind as well, though I'm not really sure if he was a military leader or not. |
True, those are two good choices, but you're a bit off on your history.
The battle on the Plains of Abraham (near Quebec city) was fought between the French led by Louis de Montcalm and the British led by James Wolfe.
Isaac Brock was a prominent figure from the War of 1812, where the British repelled the Americans after they had invaded Southern Ontario. Another prominent figure from this war was Tecumseh, the aboriginal leader who served as an ally to the British.
You could also add other famous military figures such as the famous WWI ace Billy Bishop, who gunned down numerous enemies over the skies of Europe, or Robert Brown, who gunned down the Red Baron of Germany, Manfred von Richtofen (pleasee excuse the spelling!), although there is still some controversy over that issue.
Check the history books and you'll find many more names that could fit the bill here, and although Canada's military history may not be as lengthy or bloody as others, it is still a very interesting subject!
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Vince278
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Edison would be a better American SGL.
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Pizza
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Stratford, Ontario, Canada
Jan 2001 time: 05:37
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How about Mr. Litre as a scientific leader ?
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