Where can I find information about the deployment of the British / Commonwealth troops during WW2? I am interested in the air force and army units outside of Europe, especially in Africa and the Middle East.
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Where can I find information about the deployment of the British / Commonwealth troops during WW2? I am interested in the air force and army units outside of Europe, especially in Africa and the Middle East.
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Google "western desert force" "british eighth army" and "desert air force".
You are asking about the entire history of one theatre of the war though, so expect a lot of info.
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Google "western desert force" "british eighth army" and "desert air force". I did.![]()
You are asking about the entire history of one theatre of the war though, so expect a lot of info. In dead.![]()
Thank you!![]()
However, I still need some details. Esp. exact combat strength. What about the army and air force garrisons of Gibraltar, Cyprus, Syria and Iraq?![]()
Well you can call me santa claus beacuse through the wonders of the interweb this site will give you more information than you could ever have wanted, (you will have to dig for it but its all there) http://www.regiments.org/
Last edited by English assassin; 04-26-2006 at 14:48.
"The only thing I've gotten out of this thread is that Navaros is claiming that Satan gave Man meat. Awesome." Gorebag
Thanks Santa!![]()
If you have the same for the air force I'd call you:![]()
ANZAC. Also look for the Canadian troops (they're practically commonwealth, having just left the Empire and fighting with Britain anyway). There are also the Indian troops, who were important in Asia.
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Sorry 'bout that.. was under the mistaken belief that the Commonwealth meant the colonies of the British Empire plus Britain itself. Looking back it's quite a stupid mistake.. seeing how the Commonwealth Games happened not so long ago.
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