The British Indian Army participated in the North African campaign, fighting alongside forces in Egypt, including major operations around El Alamein.
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Updated May 27
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The British Indian Army participated in the North African campaign, fighting alongside forces in Egypt, including major operations around El Alamein.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Egypt was declared a British protectorate, with Egyptian workers funding the war effort and the British government assessing local opinion.Sub-event
British Indian Army involved in North African campaign alongside Egyptian forces around El Alamein.1 source
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British Indian Army
1895–1947 land warfare branch of British India's military, distinct from the British Army in India
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Egypt
country in Northeast Africa and Southwest Asia
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El Alamein
town in the northern Matruh Governorate, Egypt
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