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The force co-existed with the	Allied ABDA command which was charged with defending
r the Sponsoring Nations and NATO in improving	allied ability to conduct Combined Joint Operations f
ve duty in response to Soviet moves to cut off	allied access to Berlin.
e Rabbis' March was a protest for American and	allied action to stop the destruction of European Jew
Sports and	allied activities
s like bird watching, Trekking, Rappelling and	allied activities.
tablishments engaged in fishery production and	allied activities.
This action finally alerted the Germans to the	allied activity and, thereafter, Force K was shadowed
rmans and the Germans remained in ignorance of	Allied activity.
They were closely	allied; Adam's son John had married the Countess' sis
After the armistice of Mudros the	allied administration established with the occupation
l town of Pula (now in Croatia) was also under	Allied administration, forming an enclave of Zone A w
Turkish National Movement was a threat to the	allied administration.
The	Allied advance and German retreat across France and B
The fighting was hard, but the	allied advance continued, albeit more costly and more
	Allied advance across Owen Stanley Range 26 September
s on 29 September 1918, following a successful	Allied advance in Macedonia.
man and Italian armies, who were resisting the	Allied advance during the Italian campaign.
en withdrew back to the UK, before joining the	allied advance across Europe.
18 - 21 June 1941) was the final action of the	Allied advance on Damascus in Syria during the Syria-
ort and fighter-bomber missions supporting the	Allied advance through Central Europe and the Rhinela
It followed the	allied advance from the Normandy beachheads across Eu
lines of Ne Plus Ultra, he again commanded the	allied advance guard, and established a bridgehead ac
At Oudenarde he commanded the	allied advance guard, which established crossings ove
s initially deployed in Egypt and followed the	allied advance through the western desert.
at the French submarine bases captured by the	Allied advance during the Normandy Campaign, as well
rmed a blocking line to the west to prevent an	Allied advance on the road bridge.
sted other units as they paved the way for the	Allied advance across the Pacific.
ld War II Normandy landings, and supported the	allied advance through France Holland and Belgium on
Schlemm, fortified Siegfried Line against the	allied advance and he had fresh elite troops at his d
and re-located to France where it followed the	allied advance across Europe seeking targets of oppor
tinued her escort duties into September as the	Allied advance gained momentum, acting as escort to a
ly in support of the Eighth Army following the	allied advance and seeing action at the Battle of Mon
nce before being partly overcome, delaying the	Allied advance for several hours and allowing German
moted again and commanded a brigade during the	Allied advance through Western Europe, before taking
then relocated to France where it followed the	allied advance across Europe seeking targets of oppor
everal bridges over the River Rhine to aid the	Allied advance into the North German Plain.
The Axis defences there blocked the	Allied advance into north-eastern Italy.
It supported the	allied advance across Europe and from April 1945 it o
number of operations in France, to support the	Allied advance, notably Operation Bulbasket, Operatio
d be used to substantially hold up the Western	Allied advance.
to make its way across the country to stop the	Allied advance.
inert, the Bulgarians were unable to stop the	Allied advance.
New Guinea into the Philippines to ensure the	Allied advance.
th the aim of opening up northern Italy to the	Allied advance.
genta Gap and surrounding area, as well as the	Allied advance.
gian battalion to the Dutch mainland to oppose	Allied advances - triggering the rebellion.
asts carrying equipment and troops to feed the	Allied advances.
llow reinforcements to arrive and build up the	Allied advantage.
Kirk was appointed U.S. representative on the	Allied Advisory Council for Italy, with the rank of a
ofs designed to camouflage the structures from	Allied aerial reconnaissance.
ports,' the major one being ‘On Scleriasis and	Allied Affections,' 1867.
ry and CIA Paramilitary Officers, working with	allied Afghan military forces, and other NATO and non
revailed over the Tibetan and Bhutanese forces	allied against him and was the first to unite Bhutan
ugustus the Strong, Polish king since 1697 and	allied against Charles XII with Russian tsar Peter th
r or a supporter of any armed forces that were	allied against the United States.
Each boss is one of the warlords	allied against Nobunaga.
rne Cox Center also works collaboratively with	allied agencies and organizations such as the Special
Specifically, the insertion of	Allied agents into Sicily and subsequent sinking of a
Along with the	Allied agreement, the Basic Treaty (Grundlagenvertrag
Players can also give commands to	allied AI-controlled tanks.
Examples are "Rheumatism and	Allied Ailments," "The Cleansing Saline Fast," "The M
he turned it into a hostel for officers in the	allied air forces.
ze was hit and left dead in the water early in	Allied air attacks of 3 March, with 19 killed.
areas to provide daily weather reports for the	Allied air forces.
Air Commander-in Chief Mediterranean	Allied Air Forces: Lieutenant General John K. Cannon
Zoo and Dresden Zoo were badly damaged during	Allied air raids in 1944.
3 when MAC was disbanded and the Mediterranean	Allied Air Forces (MAAF) were established.
These new	Allied air force organizations were created at the Ca
Pacific where he became chief of staff of the	Allied air forces in that area.
5, Japanese positions on Borneo were bombed by	Allied air forces from the South West Pacific Area co
damage to Japan's industrial infrastructure by	Allied air raids.
ed after the uniforms had been destroyed in an	Allied air raid.
Gorizia was damaged by an	allied air strike at La Maddalena naval base, and mov
In 1944 the Palace was heavily damaged by an	Allied air attack.
nt Chief of Staff (Operations) at Headquarters	Allied Air Forces Central Europe in 1953.
rry Broadhurst (1905-1995), Commander-in-Chief	Allied Air Forces Central Europe
ly injured by a falling burning beam during an	allied air raid.
twaffe defensive organisation and assisted the	Allied Air Commands to design their tactics.
ommand following a major reorganization of the	Allied air forces in the North African and Mediterran
	Allied air superiority was maintained during the batt
generally the overwhelming superiority of the	Allied Air Forces in this theatre" (in the directive
Boarfish performed lifeguard duties during an	Allied air strike on Singapore, and she remained off
alcanal campaign, Mulcahy served in command of	Allied Air Forces in the Solomon Islands, also known
The	allied air fleet also made use of the E-3A Airborne W
ew out of Atsugi Air Base defending Tokyo from	Allied air attacks.
The P-51 was also in service with	Allied air forces in the North African, Mediterranean
After the	Allied air force reorganization and the creation of N
ces captured Subic Bay in the Philippines, the	Allied air forces began larger and more systematic ai
ining Mission in Saudi Arabia and Headquarters	Allied Air Forces Southern Europe.
tack on a well-defended convoy within range of	allied air support.
he buildings at the base were destroyed by the	Allied air attacks or demolition, and although some h
or of Operations at Headquarters Mediterranean	Allied Air Forces in May 1945.
Following the major reorganization of the	Allied air forces in the North African and Mediterran
iege, with harbour facilities being damaged by	Allied air attacks, that the Germans were unable to l
traffic from Rabaul to New Guinea, because of	Allied air superiority.
stablished on February 18, 1943, Mediterranean	Allied Air Forces (MAAF) in December 1943, Allied Exp
3 when MAC was disbanded and the Mediterranean	Allied Air Forces (MAAF) were established.
ation and Listing of British, Commonwealth and	Allied Air Force Unit Codes Since 1938.
of the bolstering of Japan's defenses against	Allied air raids and against the perceived threat of
ly 60 or 70 operational aircraft to oppose the	Allied air forces in New Guinea, although both the 6t
of the bolstering of Japan's defenses against	Allied air raids and against the perceived thread of
Prior to his assignment as chief of staff	Allied Air Forces Northern Europe with headquarters a
ation and listing of British, Commonwealth and	Allied air force unit codes since 1938.
ommand in 1952, Chief of Staff at Headquarters	Allied Air Forces Central Europe in 1954 and Air Offi
In June, a major	Allied air force effort (Operation Flax) had cut off
Mediterranean Air Command (MAC), Mediterranean	Allied Air Forces, and as General Dwight D. Eisenhowe
Because the	allied air defence and sea defence was non-existent a
	Allied air power had also hampered the arrival of the
Fellini was finally freed of the draft when an	Allied air raid over Bologna destroyed his medical re
rSols was an abbreviation of Air Solomons, the	Allied air units in the Solomon Islands campaign of W
eneral and named air commander in chief of all	Allied Air Forces in the Mediterranean Theater of Ope
After October 12, 1944,	Allied air forces began scheduled air raids on factor
This may have been helped by the	Allied air report - a major invasion fleet would have
the main post office was heavily bombed during	Allied air attacks in 1944/45 and most of its buildin
ation and Listing of British, Commonwealth and	Allied Air Force Unit Codes since 1938.
rsion simulates the Battle of Britain, and the	Allied Air offensives in Western Europe during the Se
, the Siena yards were bombed by Mediterranean	Allied Air Force Bombers.
o the Executive Secretary of the Liberation of	Allied Air Berlin.
rd Henderson Field - to bombard it and cripple	Allied air operations long enough to sneak in 11 of t
mo to Myitkyina, beyond the range of effective	Allied air support.
It was used by many	Allied air forces, in every theater of World War II,
ugh the bombing of the site had little effect,	Allied air attacks on communication networks and indu
South China Sea where she found that increased	allied air activity had further diminished use of the
November 1943 he was made Commander in Chief,	Allied Air Command South-East Asia.
t towing vehicle used by the United States and	Allied Air Forces.
ion of air base and naval facilities to assist	Allied air and naval forces to conduct operations aga
evious position as Director of Intelligence at	Allied Air Headquarters, while the Air Member of Pers
ted commander in chief for the unit as well as	Allied Air Forces in Central Europe commander.
y, held at Buchenwald and killed in 1944 in an	Allied air raid.
3 July 1943, but she was sunk again during an	allied air raid in 1944.
ble for logging protests of infringements upon	allied air corridors, and fielded the political ramif
ns as the city had been bombed 40 times by the	Allied air forces.
remained until the end of the War, despite an	allied air raid on May 3, 1945.
During World War II it became a target of	allied air raids and during the nights of June 28 and
Palluth died during an	Allied air raid at the German Sachsenhausen concentra
he German coastline were subject to very heavy	allied air attack during the final two years of the w
by striking Japanese airfields and patrolling	Allied air bases to safeguard them from attack.
he instituted a sweeping reorganization of the	Allied Air Forces.
Kenney assumed command of the	Allied Air Forces on 4 August.
personnel out of the city to escape effects of	Allied air raids.
With the formation in 1942 of	Allied Air Forces Headquarters, which assumed the ope
d Air Force, and U.S. Air Forces in Europe and	Allied Air Forces Central Europe.
	Allied Air Forces (AAF) Headquarters was established
Airmen In Exile, The	Allied Air Forces in WWII.
rmany in 1977 and Deputy Commander-in-Chief at	Allied Air Forces Central Europe before his death in
Mediterranean Air Command (MAC), the official	Allied air force reorganization established at the Ca
f officer at headquarters of the Mediterranean	Allied Air Forces in North Africa.
int Trond was a wrecked base from the numerous	Allied air attacks since late 1942 and what was blown
nt Chief of Staff (Operations) at Headquarters	Allied Air Forces Central Europe in 1955, Air Officer
The only	Allied air presence to counter the Luftwaffe was duri
As a result of the withdrawal of	allied air and naval support the Norwegians were forc
The operation required the First	Allied Airborne Army to seize several bridges over ri
rt in Operation Varsity in March 1945, a major	allied airborne offensive across the Rhine.
7 Dakota aircraft over Southern France for the	Allied airborne invasion
d being appointed to the headquarters of First	Allied Airborne Army.
the staff of General Matthew B. Ridgeway, 1st	Allied Airborne Army.
d of World War II, the formation commanded the	Allied airborne forces that participated in the Allie
derick Browning, deputy commander of the First	Allied Airborne Army, who told Field Marshal Bernard
and pilots to England to provide cover for the	allied airborne assault on Holland and Germany, code-
apanese Air Force as a fighter base, attacking	Allied aircraft flying "the Hump" transport supply mi
1943, at 1529 hours it came under attack from	Allied aircraft of No. 190 Squadron RAF, suffering mi
Rechlin data sheets on Luftwaffe and captured	Allied aircraft are considered by many aviation histo
ortages of fuel and the dangers of attack from	Allied aircraft and submarines.
support of Operation Northern Watch, refueling	Allied aircraft over the northern No-Fly Zone in Iraq
tion, Saidor was the most forward airfield for	Allied aircraft striking Japanese to the west.
Overall, one	Allied aircraft was destroyed, a B-17 of 97th Bomber
	Allied aircraft reported that all of her target areas
	Allied aircraft sank four in port (at Fiume and Tries
ik during her first patrol of the season, when	allied aircraft strafed her, killing three crew and w
In the event, one submarine was discovered by	Allied aircraft and failed to reach its objective, wh
Zellot is credited for shooting down 86	Allied aircraft in 296 different missions.
ite of its drawbacks, the Ki-43 shot down more	Allied aircraft than any other Japanese fighter and a
ey hit the coast, enemy aircraft shooting down	allied aircraft over East Yorkshire and even a V1 rai
which they had threatened convoys and allowed	Allied aircraft to move in and offer protection.
international incident following an attack by	Allied aircraft and convoy escorts off the Spanish co
cember, the Japanese had destroyed most of the	Allied aircraft in northern Malaya.
e unit operated search and rescue missions for	Allied aircraft operating over Italy.
	Allied aircraft attacked the convoy, and in the Battl
its allies had informed Iraq that in 24 hours	Allied aircraft would fly surveillance missions in so
orld war the unit operated rescue missions for	Allied aircraft and aircrew over the eastern Mediterr
tablished continental bases to destroy as many	Allied aircraft on the ground and ease the pressure o
patrol on 6 April 1940, she was intercepted by	Allied aircraft seven days later off of the coast of
	Allied aircraft inflicted severe damage to these ship
at the time regularly patrolled by long-range	Allied aircraft looking for U-boats.
and a study that warned that the thousands of	Allied aircraft flying on D-Day would break down the
U-2359 was sunk by	Allied aircraft on May 2, 1945.
In the closing days of the war, it assisted	allied aircraft in crushing a last-minute enemy offen
Most of the	Allied aircraft were obsolete types, such as the Mora
was used as a major disposal point for excess	Allied aircraft, and for years disposed B-17s, P-47s,
Golinski shot down 47	Allied aircraft, all but one on the Eastern Front.
he Bay of Biscay, she was hit by bombs from an	Allied aircraft, wounding two sailors and requiring t
On 9 December, U-707 was caught and sunk by	Allied aircraft, a Fortess of 220 Squadron.
ted on the fuselages and wings of World War II	Allied aircraft, for the purpose of increased recogni
e, either part of the minefield, or laid by an	allied aircraft, exploded against her port side and f
The escorts of ONS-5 had sunk five U-boats;	Allied aircraft, one.
ace alongside U-262 when they were attacked by	Allied aircraft.
uced to only a few dozen aircraft to face 1200	Allied aircraft.
removed, as well as the wreckage of German and	Allied aircraft.

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