Canada

2^nd Canadian Infantry Regiment

For the invasion of Japan a Commonwealth Corps was proposed. Canada would contribute a division. It was to be organised and equiped on U.S. Army lines. Thus instead of brigades it would consist of regiments. The 1^st Canadian Infantry Regiment, 2^nd Canadian Infantry Regiment and 3^rd Canadian Infantry Regiment were thus tactical units and not regiments in the British style.

1945:	1st Battalion (Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry),	2nd Battalion (The Carleton and York Regiment),	3rd Battalion (The Loyal Edmonton Regiment),	Cannon Company (The Saskatoon Light Infantry),	Anti-Tank Company,
	2nd Canadian Infantry Regiment
	[Canadian Army Pacific Force] │	[Canadian Army Pacific Force] │	[Canadian Army Pacific Force] │	[Canadian Army Pacific Force] │	[Canadian Army Pacific Force] │
1945:	2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry [Permanent Active Force]	disbanded	disbanded	disbanded	disbanded