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Iraqforce

Iraqforce was a British and Commonwealth formation that came together in the Kingdom of Iraq. The formation fought in the Middle East during World War II.

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Iraqforce

Nodes139
Edges138
Triples67
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014388
Components1

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related to Anglo-Iraqi War · 25
Iraqforce → After, Army Headquarters, Baghdad, British, British Mandate, By, Cairo, During, Fallujah, From, Habbaniya, Habbaniya Force, Habforce, India, Iraq, Iraq Command, June, Kingcol, May, Middle East Command
related to Nomenclature · 23
Iraqforce → Basra, British Forces, Fraser, From, GHQ India, India, India Command, Iran, Iraq, Iraq Command, Iraq Force, June, Lieutenant-General Edward Quinan, Major-General William Fraser, May, Middle East Command, On, PAI Force, Persia, Quinan
related to Iran: August–September 1941 · 7
Iraqforce → Anglo-Soviet, Commanded, During, Iran, Lieutenant General Edward Quinan, Paiforce, Persia
related to Syria-Lebanon Campaign · 7
Iraqforce → Cairo Headquarters, In June, Iraq, Iraqforce/Iraq Command, July, Lebanon, Syria
related to Syria: June–July 1941 · 5
Iraqforce → Commanded, During, Lebanon Campaign Iraqforce, Lieutenant General Edward Quinan, Syria

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iraq command british royal force brigadier brigade may forces raf regiment battalion persia india major-general 1st cavalry june basra army

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Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarDuring0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarBritish Mandate0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarPalestine0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarHabbaniya Force0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarHabforce0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarIraq0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarTransjordan0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarKingcol0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarBritish0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarRoyal Air Force0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarRAF Habbaniya0.60section
Iraqforcerelated to Anglo-Iraqi WarThe0.60section

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