British Force 136

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British Force 136 was a World War II special operations unit of the British Special Operations Executive that organized, trained, and supported resistance movements in Japanese-occupied Southeast Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II unit
military unit
special operations unit
activity coordination of sabotage missions
liaison with local resistance groups
radio communications with Allied command
supply of arms to resistance
training of guerrilla fighters
allegiance Allies of World War II NERFINISHED
areaOfOperations Burma NERFINISHED
Indochina NERFINISHED
Malaya NERFINISHED
Sumatra NERFINISHED
Thailand NERFINISHED
associatedWith British Far East Command NERFINISHED
Karen resistance in Burma NERFINISHED
Malayan Peoples’ Anti-Japanese Army NERFINISHED
Thai resistance movement
local partisan forces
commandStructure Special Operations Executive Far East NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
country United Kingdom
disbanded after World War II
languageOfOperations English
militaryBranch British Army
notableFor supporting anti-Japanese resistance in Southeast Asia
objective harass Japanese forces
prepare for Allied reoccupation of territories
support Allied conventional offensives
opponent Empire of Japan NERFINISHED
parentOrganization British Special Operations Executive NERFINISHED
partOf Special Operations Executive NERFINISHED
role covert operations
guerrilla warfare support
intelligence gathering
organizing resistance movements
sabotage operations
supporting resistance movements
training resistance movements
status defunct military unit
theater Japanese-occupied Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
timePeriod 1940s
typeOfOperation behind-the-lines operations
clandestine operations
unconventional warfare

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