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V Force

V Force was a reconnaissance, intelligence-gathering and guerrilla organisation established by the British against Japanese forces during the Burma Campaign in World War II.

Establishment and organisation, Results & Later operations

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Establishment and organisation

Later operations

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V Force

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples75
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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V Force

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related to Establishment and organisation · 21
V Force → Army, Bay, Bengal, Brigadier, British Army, Burma, Darra Adam Khel, Felix Williams, Force, General Sir Archibald Wavell, Himalayas, If, In April, India, Japanese, North-west Frontier, The, This, Tochi Scouts, When
related to Later operations · 18
V Force → Allied, As, Chindwin River, Division, Force, Force's, Fourteenth Army's, Imphal, India, Indian, Irrawaddy River, Japanese, Lushai Hills, Marindin, The, The Lushai Brigade, They, Under Brigadier
related to Effectiveness · 15
V Force → Allied, Battle, Commander, Concerning, Force, Imphal, India, It, IV Corps, Japanese, Lieutenant-General Geoffry Scoones, Lushai Brigade, One, Overall, Regular
related to Inter-community relations · 14
V Force → Allies, Arakan, Arakan Massacres, Arakanese, Buddhist Arakanese, Force, In, Japanese, Maugh, Maughs, Mayu, Muslim Rohingya, Over, The Maughs
related to Lessons · 5
V Force → Above, Britain's, Force, It, Malayan Emergency

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force japanese burma organisation imphal arakan isbn india frontier intelligence forces 1942 army area regular local allied provided campaign war

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
V Force as reliable only when a British officer personally gained the informationinstance ofAllied formation commanders treated reports from organisations0.80text
the Malayan Emergencyinstance ofwhich were to be important in later conflicts0.80text
V Forcerelated to EffectivenessOverall0.60section
V Forcerelated to EffectivenessForce0.60section
V Forcerelated to EffectivenessAllied0.60section
V Forcerelated to EffectivenessIndia0.60section
V Forcerelated to EffectivenessIt0.60section
V Forcerelated to EffectivenessLushai Brigade0.60section
V Forcerelated to EffectivenessRegular0.60section
V Forcerelated to EffectivenessOne0.60section
V Forcerelated to EffectivenessLieutenant-General Geoffry Scoones0.60section
V Forcerelated to EffectivenessCommander0.60section

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