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Force Z

Force Z was a British naval squadron during the Second World War, consisting of the battleship HMS Prince of Wales, the battlecruiser HMS Repulse and accompanying destroyers. Assembled in 1941, the purpose of the group was to reinforce the British colonial garrisons in the Far East and deter Japanese expansion into British possessions, particularly…

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Active
1941
Branch
Royal Navy
Country
United Kingdom
Engagements
Sinking of Prince of Wales and Repulse aka Battle of Malaya
Garrison/HQ
Singapore
Notable commanders
Admiral Sir Tom Phillips † (Flag Officer) Captain John Leach † (HMS Prince of Wales) Captain William Tennant (HMS Repulse)

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Prince of Wales sails to Singapore

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Final deployment and loss

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Force Z

Nodes83
Edges82
Triples23
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.024096
Components1

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Force Z

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related to Final deployment and loss · 16
Force Z → As, December, Encounter, First World War, Force, Gulf, HMAS Vampire, HMS Tenedos, Japanese, Jupiter, Malaya, Phillips, Prince, Repulse, Thailand, Wales
Active · 1
Force Z → 1941
Branch · 1
Force Z → Royal Navy
Country · 1
Force Z → United Kingdom
Engagements · 1
Force Z → Sinking of Prince of Wales and Repulse aka Battle of Malaya
Garrison/HQ · 1
Force Z → Singapore
Notable commanders · 1
Force Z → Admiral Sir Tom Phillips † (Flag Officer) Captain John Leach † (HMS Prince of Wales) Captain William Tennant (HMS Repulse)
Size · 1
Force Z → 2 × capital ships 4 × destroyers

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singapore force japanese fleet would east british prince wales naval war far hms destroyers eastern could phillips atlantic aircraft strategy

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Force ZActive19411.00infobox
Force ZBranchRoyal Navy1.00infobox
Force ZCountryUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Force ZEngagementsSinking of Prince of Wales and Repulse aka Battle of Malaya1.00infobox
Force ZGarrison/HQSingapore1.00infobox
Force ZNotable commandersAdmiral Sir Tom Phillips † (Flag Officer) Captain John Leach † (HMS Prince of Wales) Captain William Tennant (HMS Repulse)1.00infobox
Force ZSize2 × capital ships 4 × destroyers1.00infobox
Force Zrelated to Final deployment and lossPhillips0.60section
Force Zrelated to Final deployment and lossForce0.60section
Force Zrelated to Final deployment and lossDecember0.60section
Force Zrelated to Final deployment and lossJapanese0.60section
Force Zrelated to Final deployment and lossMalaya0.60section

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