INA 1st Division

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The INA 1st Division was a key military formation of Subhas Chandra Bose’s Indian National Army, composed of several brigades that fought alongside Japanese forces against the British in Southeast Asia during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf formation of the Indian National Army
military division
allegiance Indian National Army
alliedWith Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan

Imperial Japanese Army
associatedWith Azad Hind Government
Indian independence movement
commandedBy Subhas Chandra Bose
composedOf Indian volunteers
former British Indian Army prisoners of war
conflict Allied Burma Campaign
linked to: Burma campaign

Burma Campaign
linked to: Burma campaign

World War II
country Provisional Government of Free India
foughtIn Battle of Kohima region
linked to: Battle of Kohima

Imphal Campaign
linked to: Battle of Imphal

operations along the Indo-Burma border
garrison Burma (wartime deployment area)
linked to: Burma campaign
hasPart Azad Brigade
Gandhi Brigade
Nehru Brigade
Subhas Brigade
historicalSignificance major combat formation of the Indian National Army
symbol of armed resistance to British rule
ideology Indian nationalism
anti-colonialism
languageOfCommand English
Hindustani
notableCommander Subhas Chandra Bose
objective fight British rule in India
support Japanese advance towards India
opponent Allied forces in Southeast Asia
British Empire
British Indian Army
partOf Indian National Army
role combat formation
frontline unit
subordinateTo Headquarters of the Indian National Army
supportedBy Japanese logistics
theater Burma
linked to: Myanmar

India–Burma frontier
linked to: Burma Front

Southeast Asia
timePeriod 1940s
World War II era

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Gandhi Brigade partOf INA 1st Division