That was just an example from world war 2.Is this what you’re using to say that, Canadians where the original storm troopers?
Tim Cook talks about it in these books. At The Sharp End & Shock Troops.
“The Canadians,” wrote British Prime Minister David Lloyd George, “played a part of such distinction (during the 1916 battle of the Somme) that henceforward they were marked out as storm troops; for the remainder of the war they were brought along to head the assault in one great battle after another. Whenever the Germans found the Canadian Corps coming into the line they prepared for the worst.
RGStory pointed out that this was a more informal term.
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