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You don't need a declaration of war to fight.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI think it's stretching a point to say that we fought against France. There was no declaration of war, AFAIK. But as you like it.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ww2peop...a1057565.shtml
Fact File : Syrian Campaign
8 June to 12 July 1941
Theatre: North Africa and Middle East
Area: Syria
Players: Allies: Two brigades of the Free French Infantry Division; British 6th Infantry Division based in northern Palestine; 7th Australian Infantry Division based in Haifa; 5th Indian Infantry Brigade, 10th Indian Infantry Division and Habforce, based in Iraq. Vichy France: Armée du Levant under General Henri Dentz; Lebanon Command and South Syria Command, including 6th Regiment, French Foreign Legion
Outcome: Operation Exporter, the Allied invasion of Syria, was a costly and bitter campaign but it eliminated a potential threat to the Allied rear.
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