Operation Dracula
Central Pacific
- Hawaii
- Marshalls-Gilberts raids
- Doolittle Raid
- Coral Sea
- Midway
- RY
- Solomons
- Gilberts and Marshalls
- Marianas and Palau
- Volcano and Ryukyu
- Carolines
Southeast Asia
- Indochina (1940)
- Thailand
- Dutch East Indies
- Malaya
- Burma (1941–42)
- Singapore
- Burma (1942–43)
- Burma (1944)
- Burma (1944–45)
- Indochina (1945)
- Malacca Strait
- Tiderace
- Zipper
- Franco-Thai War
- Indian Ocean (1940–45)
- Strategic bombing (1944–45)
Southwest Pacific
- Philippines 1941–1942
- Dutch East Indies 1941–1942
- Portuguese Timor
- Australia
- New Guinea
- Philippines 1944–1945
- Borneo 1945
North America
- Aleutian Islands Campaign
- Ellwood
- Estevan Point Lighthouse
- Fort Stevens
- Lookout Air Raids
- Fire Balloon Attacks
Japan
- Air raids
- Mariana Islands
- Volcano & Ryukyu Is
- Tokyo
- Starvation
- Naval bombardments
- Yokosuka
- Sagami Bay
- Kure
- Downfall
- Hiroshima & Nagasaki
- Kurils
- Japanese surrender
Manchuria
- Manchuria (1945)
- Sakhalin
- Kuril Islands
Read more about Operation Dracula: Background, Allied Plans, Dracula Reinstated, Evacuation of Rangoon, Battle For Pegu, Dracula Launched, Aftermath
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