EEF

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The EEF, or British Egyptian Expeditionary Force, was a British Empire field army that fought in the Middle Eastern theatre of World War I, particularly in the Sinai and Palestine campaigns.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British Empire military formation
field army
alliance Allies of World War I NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs British Egyptian Expeditionary Force NERFINISHED
EEF NERFINISHED
branch land forces
campaign Palestine campaign NERFINISHED
Sinai and Palestine campaign NERFINISHED
Sinai campaign NERFINISHED
component Australian Imperial Force units
British Army units
Egyptian Labour Corps NERFINISHED
Indian Army units NERFINISHED
New Zealand Expeditionary Force units NERFINISHED
conflict World War I
country United Kingdom
disbandedIn 1919
engagement Battle of Beersheba (1917) NERFINISHED
Battle of Jerusalem (1917) NERFINISHED
Battle of Magdhaba NERFINISHED
Battle of Megiddo (1918) NERFINISHED
Battle of Mughar Ridge NERFINISHED
Battle of Rafa NERFINISHED
Battle of Romani NERFINISHED
First Battle of Gaza NERFINISHED
Second Battle of Gaza NERFINISHED
Third Battle of Gaza NERFINISHED
formedIn 1916
garrisonLocation Cairo NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Cairo
notableCommander Archibald Murray NERFINISHED
Edmund Allenby NERFINISHED
Philip Chetwode NERFINISHED
operatedIn Palestine NERFINISHED
Sinai Peninsula NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
Transjordan NERFINISHED
opponent German Empire NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire
partOf British Army
predecessor Mediterranean Expeditionary Force NERFINISHED
primaryObjective advance into Palestine and Syria
defend the Suez Canal
resultOf reorganization after Gallipoli campaign
subordinateTo British War Office NERFINISHED
supportedBy Royal Flying Corps NERFINISHED
Royal Navy NERFINISHED
theatreOfOperations Middle Eastern theatre of World War I NERFINISHED

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