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- was secured, Iraq Command was renamed "Persia and Iraq Force" or Paiforce. Paiforce was still commanded by Quinan and he still reported to India Command...
- mentioned in dispatches. They also served in Iraq after the war as a part of PAIFORCE. In 1946, the 25th Mahars were disbanded, along with many other garrison...
- Second World War. It was created in Iraq and formed from the major part of "Paiforce" (Persia and Iraq Force). It was active between 1942 and 1943, and was...
- ****embled the Iraq Command which was renamed "Persia and Iraq Force" or Paiforce. Paiforce composed of the 8th and 10th Indian Infantry Divisions and an independent...
- were renamed "Persia and Iraq Force" (Paiforce), under the command of Lieutenant-General Edward Quinan. Paiforce was made up of 8th and 10th Indian Infantry...
- neutrality. From the south came the British Paiforce, under the command of Lieutenant-General Edward Quinan. Paiforce was made up of the 8th and 10th Indian...
- Northern Syria and Iran British (and Commonwealth) forces (Iraqforce, Paiforce, Persia and Iraq Command) April 1941 – March 1943 Operation Brevity British...
- June and ended 14 July. Iraq Command (known as Persia and Iraq Force (Paiforce from 1 September) was also used to attack Persia during the Anglo-Soviet...
- Gracey and his brigade remained in Iraq as part of Iraqforce (subsequently Paiforce), protecting the Middle East from a possible Axis thrust south of the Caucasus...
- George Holmes. The Tenth Army was formed in Iraq and from the major part of Paiforce after the Anglo-Iraqi War. It was active in 1942–1943, under the command...