Operation Cockade
Operation Cockade was a series of deception operations designed to alleviate German pressure on Allied operations in Sicily and on the Soviets on the Eastern Front by feinting various attacks into Western Europe during World War II. The Allies hoped to use Cockade to force the Luftwaffe into a massive air battle with the Royal Air Force and U.S. Eighth Air Force that would give the Allies air superiority over Western Europe. Cockade involved three deception operations: Operation Starkey, Operation Wadham, and Operation Tindall. Operation Starkey was set to occur in early September, followed by Operation Tindall in mid September, and lastly Operation Wadham in late September 1943.
108th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery557th Flying Training Squadron558th Flying Training Squadron559th Bombardment Squadron98th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal ArtilleryArgyll and Sutherland HighlandersCommanders of World War IIDivision insignia of the United States ArmyElvira ChaudoirExercise HarlequinFourth Army (United Kingdom)Frederick E. MorganInvasion stripesJagdgeschwader 26Johannes SeifertJohn Bevan (British Army officer)Kurt BühligenList of Ops (B) staffOperation BodyguardOperation ForfarOperation FortitudeOperation GraffhamOperation HarlequinOperation StarkeyOperation TindallOperation WadhamOps (B)Order of battle for Operation WadhamStarkey
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Operation Cockade
Operation Cockade was a series of deception operations designed to alleviate German pressure on Allied operations in Sicily and on the Soviets on the Eastern Front by feinting various attacks into Western Europe during World War II. The Allies hoped to use Cockade to force the Luftwaffe into a massive air battle with the Royal Air Force and U.S. Eighth Air Force that would give the Allies air superiority over Western Europe. Cockade involved three deception operations: Operation Starkey, Operation Wadham, and Operation Tindall. Operation Starkey was set to occur in early September, followed by Operation Tindall in mid September, and lastly Operation Wadham in late September 1943.
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Operation Cockade was a series ...... Wadham in late September 1943.
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1943-11-05
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Allied failure
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Bomber Command, ~13 Divisions
~2,300 heavy bomber, 3,700 fighter, and four hundred medium bomber
~22 Divisions
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Adolf Hitler
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Frederick E. Morgan
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Gerd von Rundstedt
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Ira C. Eaker
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Operation Cockade
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the Western Front of World War II
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Allied failure
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Bomber Command, ~13 Divisions
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~2,300 heavy bomber, 3,700 fighter, and four hundred medium bomber
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~22 Divisions
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Operation Cockade was a series ...... Wadham in late September 1943.
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