United Kingdom (indirectly via Burma operations)

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The United Kingdom is a major European nation and former global empire that played a significant Allied role in World War II, including military campaigns in Burma connected to the China Theater.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Allied power in World War II
sovereign state
alliedWith Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist government
Franklin D. Roosevelt’s United States administration
Soviet Union
capital London
colonialRelationshipWith Burma
commandStructure South East Asia Command
continent Europe
cooperatedWith British Indian Army
Republic of China
US China–Burma–India Theater command
United States NERFINISHED
coordinatedThrough Combined Chiefs of Staff
coordinatedWith China Theater command structures
foughtAgainst Empire of Japan
indirectImpactOn Allied strategy in the China–Burma–India Theater
China Theater logistics
indirectlySupported Chinese Nationalist forces via Burma operations
involvedIn Battle of Imphal
Battle of Kohima
Central Burma offensive (1945)
First Arakan campaign
Second Arakan campaign
logisticalContribution supply routes through India and Burma to China
militaryBranchInvolved British Army
Royal Air Force
Royal Navy
notableCommanderInBurmaOperations Louis Mountbatten
William Slim
participantIn Burma campaign
China–Burma–India Theater
Southeast Asian Theater of World War II
World War II
partOf Allies in World War II
United Nations coalition in World War II
ruled Burma
strategicObjectiveInBurma defend India
reconquer Burma from Japan
reopen land communications with China
supported The Hump airlift operations via coordination with Allies
supportedConstructionOf Ledo Road
timePeriodOfRule British rule in Burma (1885–1948)
usedForOperations Burma
India
warAimInAsia defeat Imperial Japan
restore British colonial control in Burma

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
China Theater
alliedPower

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