Until it becomes possible (I hope) to obtain new British nationality soldiers, this tip is mostly for those still having legacy Tunisia Brit soldiers, who wish to create all Commonwealth squads.
Unlike Italian soldiers, who have very different names from German ones, Brits name use, well, English names, like USA. So it can be difficult to sort them out…
BUT FEAR NOT
As I’ve found a trick that makes them very easy to identify. Take a look at those 2 men:
One speaks with Brits voice, the other, classic USA. Can you guess which is which?
The knife!
Yes, all Brits soldiers from the Tunisia campaign, used to come equipped with this:
It’s the only tool that isn’t removed if you click on “un-equip all reserve” button, or merely remove all weapons preset.
All you have to do, is fill up your Commonwealth squad with those guys, provided you still have them. Then in practice mode, test each Chap by giving the “move here” command to your squad to confirm the voice is indeed “Brit”.
You’re welcome.
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The knives are already mixed. But the easiest way to distinguish them is by their faces. For Americans, they are old and normal. The British have new weird and crooked ones. With Italians same.
But it’s good tip anyway
You can also use I for battlecry or something like that.
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Yeah they probably are… This trick is useful for ppl like me who DID NOT sell any of their soldiers yet… I still have over 300 men in reserve with usa 
Wish I’d found this trick sooner.
It does indeed work, but you cannot spam it. Unlive the “move here” command which will make your soldier shout almost everytime 
Well it’s just have some longer cd. But at least your bots can calm down and stop running around.
British knives looks better.
Americans and Brits know when they hear them speak.
The problem is Canadians and Americans, how can we distinguish between them?
Easy.
We Canucks often end our sentences with “eh”, and are strangely polite, saying “sorry” about every lil details.
Funniest part, is that those are indeed stereotypes, but they’re 100% true!
I was really often visiting my southern neighbors, and ppl were surprised when I held the door for them, or let them cut on the road or how polite (to them at least) I seemingly sounded.
My French Canadian accent is also supposedly a big plus for the ladies down here, and that’s something I cannot explain as I myself find it quite bad sounding 
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Oi don’t be stabbin with that knoif mate, take tis bloody one instead, its made fo brits init?
Is that sae? bit a’ve ne’er seen ye stutter wi’ eh. Weel, thare insae muckle difference atween canada ‘n’ th’ us!
Eh, I don’t have an accent over text
Edit: uh. I wrote “eh”. Shit, I do!
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