One manifestation was the agreement in February 1942 by both nations to construct the Alaska Highway as a defence project, followed by the Royal Air Force's decision to construct RAF Station Comox to boost Commonwealth air defence for Canada's west coast.
This collaboration led to one notable outcome: an agreement in February 1942 between the two nations to build the Alaska Highway as part of a defense effort, which was followed by the Royal Air Force's decision to establish RAF Station Comox to enhance Canada's western coast with improved air defenses.