Force 136

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Force 136 was a clandestine British-led special operations unit during World War II that organized and supported resistance and guerrilla activities against Japanese forces in Southeast Asia.

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instanceOf British special operations unit
clandestine military organization
special operations unit
activity behind-the-lines operations
covert operations
liaison with local resistance movements
allegiance Allies of World War II
areaServed British Malaya
Myanmar
surface form: Burma

French Indochina
Thailand
branch Special Operations Executive
conflict World War II
country United Kingdom
disbanded after World War II
endTime 1946
headquartersLocation Sri Lanka
surface form: Ceylon

India
mission to prepare for Allied reoccupation of territories
to weaken Japanese control in Southeast Asia
notableCommander Colin Mackenzie
Terence O’Neill
notableMember Freddie Spencer Chapman
John Davis
Lim Bo Seng
Noel Barber
notableOperation coordination with local communist guerrillas in Malaya
operations in Japanese-occupied Burma
operations in Japanese-occupied Malaya
operations in Japanese-occupied Thailand
support of Burmese resistance
support of Malayan resistance
opponent Japan
surface form: Imperial Japan

Imperial Japanese Army
parentOrganization British Army
UK government
surface form: British government
partOf Special Operations Executive
role intelligence gathering
organizing resistance
sabotage operations
supplying arms to resistance groups
supporting guerrilla warfare
training local resistance fighters
startTime 1941
theater Myanmar
surface form: Burma

Indochinese Peninsula
surface form: Indochina

Federation of Malaya
surface form: Malaya

Singapore
Southeast Asia
Thailand

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