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Operation Oaktree

Operation Oaktree was a Dutch military operation in Dutch New Guinea during World War II. Under the command of Captain Jean Victor de Bruijn, some 40 soldiers operated in the highland region of Western New Guinea for more than two years between December 1942 and July 1944, handled by the Netherlands East Indies Forces Intelligence Service, with…

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Operation Oaktree

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japanese de bruijn new enarotali guinea dutch east lakes indies australia coast lake post 1942 netherlands forces intelligence australian order

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ammunitioninstance ofgathering intelligence and using airdrops of supplies0.80text
riflesinstance ofgathering intelligence and using airdrops of supplies0.80text
while training his men on how to shootinstance ofgathering intelligence and using airdrops of supplies0.80text

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