Challenge Issue #30 Article "Canada"
There are only two mentions I believe
1999
On the 11th of May, after seven months of trading oil for arms with the U. S. Military Government, the Alberta Defense Force, which was made up of the various police, militia, army and air force personnel in Alberta, aided by the Anglo-German Brigade composed of British and German troops from training bases in Alberta and Manitoba (the latter having fought their way across Saskatchewan to Alberta in late 1998), began to pacify Saskatchewan in an attempt to bring it under control.
2000
In August, the Anglo-German Brigade left Alberta and moved east. Upon arrival in southeastern Ontario, the brigade took up residence in Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie, and Kitchener as an area police force.
Order of Battle
Anglo-German Brigade (Ontario)
1/The Royal Hampshire Regiment: 250 cavalry (Kitchener).
1/The Cheshire Regiment: 350 men (Sault Ste. Marie).
53rd Panzer Battalion: 250 men, 9 AFVs (Sudbury).
81st Panzer Grenadier Battalion (M): 300 men, 6 AFVs (Waterloo).
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