26th Indian Infantry Division

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The 26th Indian Infantry Division was a British Indian Army formation that saw significant combat in the Burma Campaign during World War II, particularly in amphibious and jungle operations against Japanese forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British Indian Army formation
infantry division
allegiance British Empire
alliedWith Allied forces in South-East Asia
British Army
branch Indian Army
campaign South-East Asian theatre of World War II
conflict Second World War
linked to: World War II
country British India
engagement Burma Campaign
linked to: Burma campaign

operations in Arakan
era World War II era
linked to: World War II
foughtAgainst Japanese forces in Burma
historicalPeriod 1939–1945
locationDuringWar South-East Asia
linked to: Southeast Asia
militaryBranch British Indian Army
notableCharacteristic experience in jungle combat
specialization in amphibious and coastal operations
notableFor amphibious operations
jungle warfare operations
opponent Imperial Japanese Army
partOf British Indian Army
primaryEnvironment jungle terrain
regionOfOperations Arakan coast
linked to: Arakan

Burma
linked to: Myanmar
role amphibious assault formation
ground combat formation
sideInWar Allies of World War II
theater Burma Campaign
linked to: Burma campaign
type infantry

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XV Corps (British India) subordinateUnit 26th Indian Infantry Division