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R Force

R Force was a British deception force during World War II that consisted of armoured vehicles, field engineers and a wireless unit. During Operation Fortitude it attempted to exaggerate the strength of Allied forces in Britain, and deceive German intelligence about Allied intentions. Later it performed a similar role during the fighting in Western Europe…

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Active
1944–1945
Country
United Kingdom
Engagements
Operation Fortitude Allied Invasion of France Allied Invasion of Germany
Notable commanders
David Strangeways

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R Force

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples33
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
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R Force

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related to history · 29
R Force → Allied, Army Group, Axis, Brigadier Dudley Clarke's, Colonel John Turner, Equipped, Force, Force's, France, General Sir Bernard Montgomery, German, Germans, In, Indeed, January, Later, Lieutenant Colonel David Strangeways, No, North Africa, North African Campaign
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R Force → 1944–1945
Country · 1
R Force → United Kingdom
Engagements · 1
R Force → Operation Fortitude Allied Invasion of France Allied Invasion of Germany
Notable commanders · 1
R Force → David Strangeways

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allied deception force strangeways invasion engineers operation fortitude 1944 david could unit later colonel campaign special group one equipped world

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R ForceActive1944–19451.00infobox
R ForceCountryUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
R ForceEngagementsOperation Fortitude Allied Invasion of France Allied Invasion of Germany1.00infobox
R ForceNotable commandersDavid Strangeways1.00infobox
R Forcerelated to historyLieutenant Colonel David Strangeways0.60section
R Forcerelated to historyNorth African Campaign0.60section
R Forcerelated to historyBrigadier Dudley Clarke's0.60section
R Forcerelated to historyForce0.60section
R Forcerelated to historyAxis0.60section
R Forcerelated to historyAllied0.60section
R Forcerelated to historyStrangeways0.60section
R Forcerelated to historyNorth Africa0.60section

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