U.S. expeditionary forces

Target entity: U.S. expeditionary forces
Context triple: [Gulf Coast theater of the Mexican–American War, usedBy, U.S. expeditionary forces]

• A. United States Army expeditionary force
  The United States Army expeditionary force was the American land contingent deployed to Cuba during the Spanish–American War, notably participating in the campaign that led to the capture of Santiago de Cuba in 1898.
• B. Marine expeditionary force
  A Marine expeditionary force is a large, self-sustaining U.S. Marine Corps air-ground task force capable of conducting and supporting amphibious and expeditionary operations across a full spectrum of military missions.
• C. United States forces in India
  United States forces in India were the American military units stationed in India during World War II that supported operations in the China-Burma-India theater, including logistics, training, and combat support against Japanese forces.
• D. Joint Expeditionary Force
  The Joint Expeditionary Force is a UK-led multinational military coalition of northern European countries designed to conduct rapid-response operations and enhance regional security, particularly in the High North, North Atlantic, and Baltic Sea areas.
• E. American Expeditionary Forces
  The American Expeditionary Forces were the United States Armed Forces sent to Europe during World War I under General John J. Pershing, playing a decisive role in the final Allied offensives.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: U.S. expeditionary forces
Target entity description: U.S. expeditionary forces were American military units deployed abroad for offensive campaigns and overseas operations, notably during conflicts such as the Mexican–American War.

• A. United States Army expeditionary force
  The United States Army expeditionary force was the American land contingent deployed to Cuba during the Spanish–American War, notably participating in the campaign that led to the capture of Santiago de Cuba in 1898.
• B. Marine expeditionary force
  A Marine expeditionary force is a large, self-sustaining U.S. Marine Corps air-ground task force capable of conducting and supporting amphibious and expeditionary operations across a full spectrum of military missions.
• C. United States forces in India
  United States forces in India were the American military units stationed in India during World War II that supported operations in the China-Burma-India theater, including logistics, training, and combat support against Japanese forces.
• D. Joint Expeditionary Force
  The Joint Expeditionary Force is a UK-led multinational military coalition of northern European countries designed to conduct rapid-response operations and enhance regional security, particularly in the High North, North Atlantic, and Baltic Sea areas.
• E. American Expeditionary Forces
  The American Expeditionary Forces were the United States Armed Forces sent to Europe during World War I under General John J. Pershing, playing a decisive role in the final Allied offensives.
• F. None of above. chosen