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UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1948
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TORCH, BACKBITER, OVERLORD, CROSSROADS soon will have dropped their capitals and again become just ordinary words in the English language. But to the men of the present generation, these and many other words connote far more than their definitions by Webster. To them, TORCH will always be vast numbers of ships and men converging on the West and North African shores; BACKBITER will be a tiny point in the Pacific; OVERLORD will be an armada ploughing through the choppy Channel waters on a June night in 1944; CROSSROADS will be the greatest scientific experiment of all time.
The recollections stirred by the sight or sound of these words belong to the men who were actually there, but the operations and geographical locations are a part of history. As such the historian must be able to translate these terms, so, for that reason, this glossary of operational and geographical code words has been compiled. Without it, no one, not even a cryptographer, can read the primary sources of World War II intelligibly. There was no reason why DUCKPIN identified General Eisenhower, nor why ZOOTSUIT referred to Auk, New Britain, nor why OPIUM was the transfer of a Marine regiment to Samoa. Someone picked these words out of a dictionary and someone in a higher echelon applied them to a particular person, place, or action.
The following list is not complete. No doubt there are many other code words which the Navy used but which could not be found; others could not be included because they are still classified. The list is primarily Navy; Army and British code words have been added insofar as they are of interest to the Navy.
Like the previously published Glossary of U.S. Naval Abbreviations, this glossary was prepared in the Office of Naval History by Lt. Comdr. Dorothy E. Richard, W, USNR, under the supervision of the Historian for Naval Administration.
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BB |
Battleship |
B.W.I. |
British West Indies |
CBI |
China-Burma-India |
CV |
Aircraft Carrier |
C.Z. |
Canal Zone |
G.B. |
Great Britain |
HMS |
His Majesty's Ship (G.B.) |
LCI |
Landing Craft Infantry |
LF |
Landing Force |
N.E.I. |
Netherlands East Indies |
N.W.I. |
Netherlands West Indies |
OSS |
Office of Strategic Services |
P.I. |
Philippine Islands |
RAF |
Royal Air Force (G.B.) |
SOE |
Secret Operations Executive (G.B.) |
TF |
Task Force |
T.H. |
Territory of Hawaii |
U.S. |
United States |
USA |
United States Army |
USCG |
United States Coast Guard |
USN |
United States Navy |
U.S.S.R. |
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics |
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[The addenda entries in the original printed version have been incorporated into the body in this version]
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AARON |
Bulawatan, New Britain |
ABACUS |
Kepler Point, Bawean Island, N.E.I. |
ABATTOIR |
Dutch New Guinea |
ABBEY and SLOANE |
United States and British policy in event of Japanese occupation of Kra Isthmus, Thailand |
ABBOTT |
Airagalpua, Bismarck Archipelago |
ABDOMEN |
Salmaga Island, Aleutian Islands |
ABERCROMBIE |
Raid on French coast between Boulogne and Etaples (21-22 April 1942) (G.B.) |
ABERCROMBIE |
U.S. Sixth Military District |
ABERRATION |
Alexishaven, New Guinea |
ABIGAIL |
Mandock Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
ABLAZE |
Maradi, New Guinea |
ABLUTION |
Nimrod Sound, China |
ABNER |
Kaskas Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
ABNORMAL |
Advance to Yeu (Yey), Burma |
ABNORMAL |
Maie River, New Britain |
ABOLITION |
Amoy, China |
ABOVEBOARD |
Fort Randall, Alaska |
ABRADE |
Langani, New Guinea |
ABROGATE |
Lupin, New Britain |
ABSALOM |
Getmata, New Britain |
ABSCONDER |
Cape Merkus (Mulus), New Britain |
ABSENCE |
Nakagusukuwan, Okinawa Jima, Nansei Shoto Islands, Japan |
ABSENTEE |
Cape Beechey, New Britain |
ABSORPTION |
Atka Island, Aleutian Islands |
ABSTRACT |
Hansa Bay, New Guinea |
ABSURD |
Shinko (Sin-Kang), Formosa |
ABUSE |
Miyako Shima, Japan |
ABUSIVE |
All remote-controlled expendable pilotless aircraft used as guided missiles |
ACACIA |
Sydney, Australia |
ACCENT |
Balabac Island, P.I. |
ACCENTUATE |
Adak Island, Aleutian Islands |
ACCENTUATE |
Canalasan Cove, Mindanao, P.I. |
ACCLAIM |
Fort Greely, Alaska |
ACCOLADE |
Kru, New Britain |
ACCOLADE |
Operations in the Aegean Sea (canceled) |
ACCOMMODATION |
Kagi, Formosa |
ACCOMPANY |
Sasebo, Japan |
ACCORDIAN |
Malala, Marianas Islands |
ACCOUTREMENT |
Sulu Sea, P.I. |
ACCUMULATION |
Leyte Island, P.I. |
ACCUSE |
Palembang, Sumatra, N.E.I. |
ACEPIECE |
Ngesebus Island, Palau Islands |
ACETATE |
Andru River, New Britain |
ACETYLENE |
Potangeras Island, Ulithi Atoll, Yap Islands |
ACIDITY |
Gavutu Island, Solomon Islands |
ACIDORE |
Mamgak, New Guinea |
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT |
Nanshi, Formosa |
ACQUAINT |
Okino Erabu Jima, Nansei Shoto Islands, Japan |
ACQUISITION |
Occupation by British of the Anglo-Persian Oil Companies areas in Southern Persia (23 July 1941) (G.B.) |
ACROBAT |
Bonivat, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
ACUMEN |
Wilwilan, New Guinea |
ADDITION |
Evacuation of British troops from Bardia, Libya (19-20 April, 1941) (G.B.) |
ADELPHI |
Sandakan, British North Borneo |
ADEQUATE |
Little Quemoy Island, Formosa Strait |
ADHERENT |
Dublon Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
ADIPOSE |
Wotje Atoll, Marshall Islands |
ADJECTIVE |
Ryuku-Sho, Lambai Island, Formosa Area |
ADJOURN |
Tokuno Jima, Nansei Shoto Islands, Japan |
ADJUTANT |
Miyako Jima, Nansei Shoto Islands, Japan |
ADMEASURE |
Yawata, Japan |
ADOBE |
Brisbane, Australia |
ADONIC |
Yawi River, Madang, New Guinea |
ADULATE |
Yungo River, New Guinea |
ADULIN ADM |
U.S.S.R. Navy |
ADZUKI |
Selib Creek, New Guinea |
AFFABLE |
Sungum, New Guinea |
AFFECTATION |
Amchitka Island, Aleutian Islands |
AFFECTATION |
Kabacan, Mindanao, P.I. |
AFFIRMATIVE |
Taihoku, Formosa |
AFTERMATH |
Unmak, Alaska |
AGADIR |
French Morocco, Africa |
AGATE |
Ascension Island, Atlantic Ocean (canceled) |
AGATE |
Pulo Cecir De Mir, French Indo China |
AGGRAVATE |
Fassarai Island, Ulithi Atoll, Yap Islands |
AGGREGATE |
Celebes, N.E.I. |
AGOUTI |
Bizerte, Tunisia |
AGRICULTURE |
Myitkyina, Burma |
AGRIPPA |
Geographical area in connection with ARGONAUT |
AGROUND |
Koto Sho (Antau Su), Formosa Area |
AIREDALE |
Kanigia Island, Solomon Islands |
ALABASTER |
Troop convoy from Greenock to Iceland (17 May 1940) (G.B.) |
ALACRITY and OATMEAL |
Allied occupation of the Azores (October 1943) |
ALADDIN |
German troops withdrawing from North Norway, the war continuing in South Norway and in Europe (3-31 May 1945) (G.B.) |
ALAMO |
New Britain force |
ALARM |
Kasho To (Hoisho To) Formosa Area |
ALBUMOSE |
Hankow, China |
ALCATRAZ |
Airfield at Sand Island, Midway |
ALDER |
Townsville, Queensland, Australia |
ALDERPOINT |
Cape Rizzuto, Italy |
ALFALFA |
Ottana, Sicily |
ALFALFA |
Purvis Bay, Florida-Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
ALIBARA |
Russians |
ALICE |
Tufi, New Guinea |
ALKALI |
Goose Bay, Lake Melville, Labrador, Canada |
ALLERGY |
Kiau Point, Soembawa, N.E.I. |
ALLIGATOR |
Cape Muya, New Britain |
ALLIGATOR I |
Little Makin Island, Gilbert Islands |
ALMANAC |
Lakuk River, New Britain |
ALMOND |
Tanambogo Island, Solomon Islands |
ALPHA |
Aruba, N.W.I. |
ALPHA |
Plan for the defense of Kunming, China |
ALPHABET |
Evacuation of British troops from Narvik, Norway (5 June 1940) (G.B.) |
ALPHABET |
Operation against flying-bomb carriers and E/Boats (3 December 1944) (G.B.) |
ALPHONSE |
Northeast Passage, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
ALSAB |
Kano, Africa |
ALUMNUS |
Ballale, Bougainville Island, Solomon Islands |
AMATEUR |
Cotabato, Mindanao, P.I. |
AMATEUR |
Kiska Island, Aleutian Islands |
AMATORY |
Brisbane, Australia |
AMAZEMENT |
Mangejang Island, Ulithi Atoll, Yap Islands |
AMBIDEXTER |
Port Elizabeth, Union of South Africa |
AMBIGUITY |
Astrolabe Bay, New Guinea |
AMBROSE |
Hein Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
AMELIORATE |
Falalop Island, Ulithi Atoll, Yap Islands |
AMITY |
Goropio, New Britain |
AMMUNITION |
Hozan (Hozan-Gai), Formosa |
AMNESIA |
Attu Island, Aleutian Islands |
AMOEBA |
Goodenough Island, New Guinea |
AMOROUS |
Madassar Straits, N.E.I. |
AMOUNT |
Kyushito, Formosa |
AMOUR |
Murien, New Britain |
AMPERSAND |
Espiritu Santo Island, New Hebrides Islands |
AMPUTATION |
Bone, North Africa |
AMULET |
Tanaga Island, Aleutian Islands |
ANACONDA |
Truk Island, Caroline Islands |
ANAKIM |
Capture of Burma (November 1943-May 1944) |
ANATHEMA |
Moen Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
ANDIRON |
Balangori Bay, New Britain |
ANEMONE |
Navy Landing Beach Three, Torokina, Solomon Islands |
ANGEL |
Olutanga Island, P.I. |
ANGELIC |
Nanking-Pukow, China |
ANGLEFISH |
Adriatic Sea |
ANGLO |
Bastia, Corsica |
ANILINE |
Libia, Africa |
ANISEED |
Planned amphibious raid by unit of special boat service on Lussin Piccolo, Adriatic Sea |
ANKLET |
Combined Allied raid on the Lofoten Islands, Norway (26 December 1941) |
ANNIVERSARY |
Shoko, Formosa |
ANNUITY |
New Guinea operation subsequent to HOTPLATE |
ANSWER |
Dairimpo, Formosa |
ANTELOPE |
Vingora Islet, Bismarck Archipelago |
ANTHONY |
Cerisy Peak, Long Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
ANTHRACITE |
Newfoundland |
ANTICS |
Tawai Point, Trobriand Island |
ANTIPATHY |
Senorbi, Sicily |
ANTIQUE |
West Africa |
ANTITOXIN |
Milazzo, Sicily |
ANVIL |
Allied operations in the Mediterranean against southern France in 1944 |
APARTMENT |
Medinilla Island, Marianas Islands |
APERIENT |
New Georgia Island, Solomon Islands |
APHORISM |
Nauru Island, Gilbert Islands |
APOSTASY |
Manonuito Island, Caroline Islands |
APOSTLE I |
Operation undertaken for the return to Norway following the unconditional surrender of Germany and the cessation of all organized resistance in Europe (May 1945) |
APOSTLE II |
Operation undertaken for the return to Norway following the unconditional surrender of all German forces in Norway and the cessation of all organized armed resistance in that country while German resistance continues elsewhere |
APOSTROPHE |
Nice, France |
APOTHECARY |
Samoa |
APPAREL |
Massawa, Eritrea |
APPARITION |
Nadzab, New Guinea |
APPEARANCE |
Landings east and west of Berbora, British Somaliland (16 March 1941) (G.B.) |
APPEASE |
Talasea, New Britain |
APPELLATION |
Churchill, Canada |
APPENDAGE |
Minto Reef, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
APPIAN |
Arrangements for transfer of naval amphibious forces |
APPLE |
Avuavu, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
APPLE |
Ponum, New Britain |
APPRAISE |
Duvuluk, New Britain |
APPREHEND |
Dagupan, Luzon, P.I. |
APPROPRIATE |
Boryo (Horyo), Formosa |
APRICOT |
Ndeni Island, Santa Cruz Islands |
AQUILA |
Air project for India (canceled) |
ARABELLA |
Dodecanese Islands, Mediterranean Sea |
ARABIC |
New Britain, Bismarck Archipelago |
ARBALEST |
Bukama, Belgian Congo, Africa |
ARCADIA |
Roosevelt-Churchill Conference, Washington, December 1941-January 1942 |
ARCHBISHOP |
Jaluit Island, Marshall Islands |
ARCHDALE |
Kolom, New Guinea |
ARCHERY |
Combined British raid on the Vaagao Area of the Norwegian coast to destroy enemy shipping and shore batteries (27 December 1941) (G.B.) |
ARCHIBALD |
South Greece |
ARCHIVE |
Moses Point, Alaska |
ARCLIGHT |
Yumyello, New Britain |
ARENA |
Proposed airborne operation in the Kassel-Fritzlau-Hofgeisar area, Germany |
ARGENT |
Ghinda, Eritrea |
ARGONAUT |
Malta and Yalta Conferences, January-February 1945; Malta (Roosevelt-Churchill), Yalta (Roosevelt-Churchill-Stalin) |
ARGUS |
Night fighter development project |
ARGUS |
Babo, New Guinea |
ARIEL |
Evacuation of British Expeditionary Force from northwest French ports (16-18, 20, June 1940) (G.B.) |
ARITHMETIC |
Agattu Island, Aleutian Islands |
ARLINGTON |
Tacloban, P.I. |
ARMAGEDDON |
Dutch Harbor, Alaska |
ARMAMENT |
Tsugado-Iwa (Gadd Rock), Formosa Area |
ARMCHAIR |
Wickham Anchorage, New Georgia Island, Solomon Islands |
ARMLOCK |
Agattu Island, Aleutian Islands |
ARROGANT |
Guasopa Plantation, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
ARROGANT |
Whittier, Alaska |
ARROWROOT |
Termini, Sicily |
ARSENIC |
Marien Harbor, New Britain |
ARSON |
Balabac Strait, P.I. |
ARTERIAL |
Western Caroline Islands (Palau, Yap, Ulithi) |
ARTERY |
Yoloplo, New Britain |
ARTHRITIS |
Solomon Islands |
ARTICHOKE |
Barakoma A, Vella Lavella Island, Solomon Islands |
ARTIST |
Ponape Island, Caroline Islands |
ARTISTIC |
London, England |
ASCOT |
Guimere Lagoon, New Britain |
ASH |
Vella Lavella Island, Solomon Islands |
ASHPLANT |
The Hump, CBI Theater |
ASPBITE |
Bugi Island, New Guinea |
ASPEN |
Cape Honslow, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
ASPERITY |
Asiatic Theater |
ASPHYXIA |
Chinha Point, Amoy, China |
ASPIRIN |
Dumaguete, P.I. |
ASSEMBLE |
Laikang Bay, Celebes Island, N.E.I. |
ASSESSOR |
Nassau Bay, New Guinea |
ASSISTANCE |
Garan-Bi (Goaram), Formosa |
ASTER |
Bau Island (Naval Base), Rendova Island, Solomon Islands |
ASTER |
Port Darwin, Australia |
ASTEROID |
Asmara, Eritrea |
ASTORIA |
Toulon, France |
ASTRONOMY |
Schouten Islands, New Guinea |
ATLAS |
Pinip Island, Solomon Sea |
ATLAS |
Shipping Control Officer, Forward Area, Central Pacific |
ATMOSPHERE |
Capture by British of Massawa, Eritrea, Red Sea (8 April 1941) (G.B.) |
ATOM |
Wallis Island, Samoan Islands |
ATROCITY |
Pilelo Island, Solomon Sea |
ATROPHY |
Magier River, New Britain |
ATTENDANCE |
Ghisonaccia, Corsica |
ATTENTION |
Yoron Shima Island, Japan |
ATTLEBOROUGH |
Dunkirk, France |
AUBURN |
Gurinati, New Britain |
AUCTION |
Tagbilaran, P.I. |
AUGMENTATION |
Okayama, Japan |
AUSTIN |
Hefele Point, New Britain |
AUSTIN |
Tulagi, Solomon Islands |
AUTHENTIC |
Karenko (Hoirenkau) (Karendo-Gai), Formosa |
AUTOCAR |
Casablanda, Corsica |
AUTOMAT |
Aomo River, New Britain |
AUTOMOBILE |
Nadzab, New Guinea |
AUTONOMOUS |
Gander Bay, Newfoundland |
AUTONYM |
Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, Africa |
AVALANCHE |
Amphibious assault against Naples (Salerno landings) (September 1943) |
AVARICE |
Sitka, Alaska |
AVOCADO |
Lyons Point, Florida-Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
AVONMORE |
Calais, France |
AWKWARD |
Cape Masas, New Britain |
AZALEA |
Cape Torokina, Torokina [Bougainville], Solomon Islands |
AZTEC |
Norfolk Island, Pacific Ocean |
BABACOOTE |
Eniwetok Island, Marshall Islands |
BABYDOLL |
Dagi River, New Britain |
BACCHUS |
Crown Island, New Guinea |
BACHELOR |
Mt. Reamur, Bismarck Archipelago |
BACKBITER |
Midway Island |
BACKFALL |
Konn, New Guinea |
BACKGROUND |
Amur River, U.S.S.R. |
BACKHANDER |
Cape Gloucester, New Britain |
BACKSHEESH |
Kerama Retto, Nansei Shoto Islands, Japan |
BADMINTON |
Kassia, New Britain |
BAGASSE |
Garua Harbor, New Britain |
BAGGY |
Ceram, N.E.I. |
BAGWORN |
Masibang, New Guinea |
BAIZE |
Wiwai, New Guinea |
BAKER ROGER |
Plan for interception and sinking of 3 enemy blockade runners by American Task Groups in conjunction with air patrols from Natal and Ascension Island (January 1944) |
BALANCE |
Almirante, Paname |
BALCONY |
Turbo, Columbia [Colombia] |
BALDHEAD |
Masibang, New Guinea |
BADLNESS |
Gura, Eritrea |
BALDPLATE |
Grand Cayman Island, B.W.I. |
BALEFUL |
Cartagena, Columbia [Colombia] |
BALIWICK |
Kogil River, New Britain |
BALLCOCK |
Yaimas, New Guinea |
BALLINTOY |
Siracusa, Sicily |
BALLIOL |
Sub-port of embarkation, Excursion Inlet, Alaska |
BALMY |
Old Providence Island, Caribbean Sea |
BALSA |
Midway Island |
BALSAM |
LCT landing inside Onorisi Pass, New Georgia-Munda Area, Solomon Islands |
BALTIMORE |
Ilia River, New Guinea |
BALUSTRADE |
Sililaling, New Guinea |
BALUT |
Cape San Jacques, French Indo China |
BAMBI |
Negros Island, P.I. |
BAMBOO |
Operations against Hastings Harbor, Victoria Point Area, Burma |
BAMBOOZLE |
Sibog, New Guinea |
BANANA |
Doke Doke, New Georgia, Solomon Islands |
BANDAGE |
Negros Island, P.I. |
BANDBOX |
Casablanca, French Morocco |
BANDYCOOT |
Sindama, New Guinea |
BANJO |
Gozo Island, Mediterranean Sea |
BANKNIGHT |
Arimegi Plantation, New Britain |
BANKNOTE |
The Rhine River crossing (24 March 1945) |
BANKRATE |
Marshall Islands Campaign |
BANNERET |
St. Croix, Virgin Islands |
BANNISTER |
Eten Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
BANQUET |
Macclesfield Bank, South China Sea |
BANTAM |
Arawe Harbor, New Britain |
BANYAN |
Leru Island, Florida Group, Solomon Islands |
BANZAI |
Cebu, P.I. |
BAPTISM |
Air reconnaissance from North Russia apparently for German BB Tirpitz (May-June 1944) |
BARBERRY |
Nasubata Channel, Palawan Island, P.I. |
BARFLY |
Moljo, India |
BARGAIN |
Kabib, New Britain |
BARLEY |
Lua Point, Treasury Island |
BARLEYCORN |
Capetown, Union of South Africa |
BARNEY |
Groups of U.S. submarines to penetrate the minefields in the Tsushima Strait, Japan Sea, and carry out a 3 weeks offensive patrol against the enemy shipping (27 May-30 June 1945) |
BARNYARD |
Rooke Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
BARRACUDA |
Undaga Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
BARRAGE |
Combined sea and air operation to intercept Japanese submarines carrying important officials from Germany to Singapore (11-13 November 1943) (G.B.) |
BARRISTER |
Operation for capture of Dakar, Africa |
BASE "1" |
U.S. Naval Base, Londonderry, Ireland |
BASE "2" |
U.S. Naval Base, Gore Loch, Scotland |
BASE "A" |
U.S. Naval Base, Laugh Erne, Ireland |
BASE "B" |
U.S. Naval Base, Loch Ryan, Scotland |
BASALT |
Malangas, Mindanao, P.I. |
BASEBALL or BB |
England to Russia air shuttle |
BASHFUL |
Moscow, U.S.S.R. |
BASTILLE |
Wu Hsii Island, Formosa Strait |
BASTION |
Mt. Kabat, Solomon Sea |
BATCH |
Foochow, China |
BATHTUB |
First U.S. Naval Training Base, British Isles |
BATTERUP |
Seward, Alaska |
BATTERY |
Jitsugetsutan, Formosa |
BATTING |
Port Sudan, Sudan |
BAWBEE |
Yakutsk, Sibera |
BAYTOWN |
First assault on mainland of Italy by 8th Army, ferried from West Sicilian ports to landing beaches north of Reggio (3 September 1943) (G.B.) |
BEADLE |
Thule, Greenland |
BEADSMAN |
Samarai, New Guinea |
BEARCAT |
Flores Strait, N.E.I. |
BEARSKIN |
Release of certain information to Tito to coordinate peak of Partisan activity |
BEAST |
Dungun, Malaya |
BECKY |
Awio, New Britain |
BEDFORD |
Kembul, New Britain |
BEDMAKER |
U.S.S.R. |
BEDPOST |
Pulap Island, Caroline Islands |
BEDROCK |
Nusam Island, Solomon Sea |
BEDSACK |
Koma Creek, New Guinea |
BEDSIDE |
La Perouse Strait, Santa Cruz Islands |
BEECHNUT |
U.S. First Military District |
BEEFSTEAK |
Emirau Island, Admiralty Islands |
BEEMAN |
Makari, Bougainville, Solomon Islands |
BEERHOUSE |
Jenkins Bay, Sideia Island |
BEESWING |
Keflavik, Iceland |
BEETHOVEN |
Richtofen Bay, New Britain |
BEFRIEND |
Taroa Island, Maloelap Atoll, Marshall Islands |
BEGONIA |
Siota, Florida-Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
BEGRUDGE |
Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands |
BEGUILE |
Operations against Hokkaido, Japan |
BEHEAD |
Seydisfjorjur, Iceland |
BELABOR |
Cape Croisilles, New Guinea |
BELLOWS |
Babuyan Channel, P.I. |
BELLTENT |
Ladd Field, Alaska |
BELMONT |
1st Marine Raiders |
BELSHAZZER |
Sumatra, N.E.I. |
BENEFICE |
Anatahan Island, Marianas Islands |
BENEFIT |
Man Le, Burma |
BENEVOLENT |
Milne Bay, New Guinea |
BEQUEST |
Yap Island, Caroline Islands |
BERLIN |
Awab Point, New Britain |
BERRY |
Wake Island (canceled) |
BESTRIDE |
Faisi, Bougainville, Solomon Islands |
BETA |
South Seymour Island, Galapagos Islands |
BETHESDA |
Luxor, Egypt |
BETTY |
Porlock Harbor, New Guinea |
BEULAH |
Mairi Creek, New Guinea |
BEVY |
Guadalcanal Island, Solomon Islands |
BEWILDER |
Annenberg, New Guinea |
BEWITCH |
Hollandia, New Guinea |
BIAS |
Nteni, New Britain |
BIBLICAL |
Kolomi, New Britain |
BICARBONATE |
Seeadler Harbor, Manus Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
BICYCLE |
Pambukan Sur, Samar, P.I. |
BIDDIE |
Bongomol, New Britain |
BIGCLUB |
Khartoum, Sudan |
BIGELOW |
Igashik, Alaska |
BIGHEART |
Pointe Noire, French Africa |
BIGHUSKY |
American Mission, Fortaleza, Brazil |
BIGTOP |
Accra, Gold Coast, Africa |
BIGWIG |
Luya, New Guinea |
BILGE |
Mission Pier, Trobriand Island, New Guinea |
BILIOUS |
Central Pacific |
BILLFISH |
Mave (Rahe) River, New Guinea |
BILLSTICKING |
Huon Peninsula, New Guinea |
BILLYCAN |
Alexandria, Egypt |
BINDWEED |
Boeroe Island, N.E.I. |
BINGHAM |
Sorrento, Italy |
BINGO |
Nome, Alaska |
BINOCULAR |
Lae, New Guinea (canceled) |
BIOCELATE |
Yakot, New Guinea |
BIPED |
Ivigtut, Greenland |
BIPED |
The British |
BIRCH |
Christmas Island, Pacific Ocean |
BIRCH |
Doma Cove, Solomon Islands |
BIRTHDAY |
Trobriand Island, New Guinea |
BISHOP |
Covering operation for DRACULA (27 April-6 May 1945) (G.B.) |
BISHOP |
Mappi River, New Guinea |
BISON |
Kumbum Village, New Guinea |
BITING |
Combined operation for capture of prisoners and equipment from the enemy Radio Direction Finder Station at Bruneval, France (27-28 February 1942) (G.B.) |
BIVALVE |
Ceuta, Spanish Morocco, Africa |
BLACKBERRY |
Enogai, New Georgia, Solomon Islands |
BLACKBOY |
Segi Village, New Georgia Island, Solomon Islands |
BLACKLIST |
Operations of Commander-in-Chief, Air Forces, Pacific, to occupy Japanese held territory after the surrender |
BLACKSMITH |
Wewak Airdrome, New Guinea |
BLACKSTONE |
Safi, French Morocco, Africa |
BLANCMANGE |
Safi, French Morocco, Africa |
BLAZEUP |
Davao, P.I. |
BLEACHER |
Tongatabu, Tonga Islands |
BLENNY |
Yembokau, New Guinea |
BLISSFUL |
Choiseul Island, Solomon Islands |
BLONDIE |
Sand Island, New Guinea |
BLOODSUCKER |
Roumania [Romania] |
BLOSSOM |
Madu Island, Flores Sea, N.E.I. |
BLUEBEARD |
Lama, Ceram, N.E.I. |
BLUEBELL |
Kaylan Point, Florida - Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
BLUEBERRY |
Daly Rock, Treasury Island |
BLUEGRASS |
Hate Tabako Airdrome, Halmahera Island, N.E.I. |
BLUFF |
Iran |
BLUIE |
Greenland (canceled) |
BLUNDERBUSS |
Japan Sea |
BOARSHEAD |
Sourabaya, Java, N.E.I. |
BOBCAT |
Bora Bora Island, Society Islands |
BODKIN |
Sondrestromfjord, Greenland |
BOGGY |
Port Sufaga, Egypt |
BOILINGPOINT |
Vitiaz Strait, New Guinea |
BOISTEROUS |
Operations for the capture of Malaya |
BOLERO |
Operation of transferring American armed forces from the United States to the United Kingdom |
BOMBARDON |
Cruciform steel silos (part of MULBERRY) |
BONUS |
Tui Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
BOODLE |
Kiska Island, Aleutian Islands |
BOODLE |
Seuri, New Guinea |
BOOKIE |
Fort Chimo, Province of Quebec, Canada |
BOOKWORM |
Dilli, Timor, N.E.I. |
BORAX |
Military Attaché, Haiti, West Indies |
BOREALIS |
Alaskan-Siberian Air Ferry Project |
BOTANICAL |
Kawasaki, Kaga' Hara |
BOTANY |
Rome, Italy |
BOTTLE |
Yulinkan, French Indo China |
BOULDER |
Saidia, Algeria |
BOURGEOIS |
Reykjavik, Iceland |
BOWERY |
Aircraft for Malta from U.S.S. Wasp and H.M.S. Eagle (8-15 May 1942) |
BOWLER |
Dar Es Salaam, Tanganykia, Africa |
BOWSTRING |
Petropavlovsk, U.S.S.R. |
BOXCAR |
Belem, Brazil |
BOXCAR |
Moemi Airdrome, New Guinea |
BOXCLOTH |
Apamama, Gilbert Islands |
BOXER |
Tawi Tawi Bay, P.I. |
BOXWOOD |
Norupena Point, Torokina Island, Solomon Islands |
BOYLE |
Capua, Italy |
BRACKER |
Fotuna Point, Treasury Island |
BRANCHPIPE |
Menado, Celebes, N.E.I. |
BRANGLE |
Singor, New Guinea |
BRASENOSE |
Haiti, West Indies |
BRASS |
Alesani, Corsica |
BRASSARD |
Amphibious operation launched from Corsica with the object of capturing Elbe in Mediterranean (17 June 1944) |
BRASSHAT |
Amphibious Training Group, Southwest Pacific |
BRASSIERE |
Ulamaingi, New Britain |
BRAVES |
Perth, Australia |
BRAWN |
Operation to deliver a second heavy air strike on the German BB Tirpitz in Altenfiord and incapacitate her for the rest of the war (19 May 1944) (G.B.) |
BRAWNY |
Port Say, Algeria |
BREACH |
Denial to enemy of Mogadishu, Italian Somaliland, and reception base; destruction of shipping and harbor facilities and minelaying of approaches (2 February 1941) (G.B.) |
BREAKDOWN |
Markham River Valley, New Guinea |
BREAKFAST |
Arafura Sea, Australia |
BRED |
Missana Island, Celebes, N.E.I. |
BRETHREN |
Trinidad, B.W.I. |
BREWER |
Admiralty Islands, Bismarck Archipelago |
BRICABRAC |
Ndeni Island, Santa Cruz Islands |
BRICKLAYER |
Removal of General Kreipe and party from Crete (14 May 1944) |
BRIDE |
Western Entrance to Gulf Bone, Celebes, N.E.I. |
BRIDESMAID |
Greece |
BRIAR |
Laiana Beach, New Georgia-Munda Area, Solomon Islands |
BRIGANTINE |
Borneo, N.E.I. |
BRIMSTONE |
Operations for capture of Sardinia |
BRINDLE |
Kra Peninsula, Thailand |
BROADBEAN |
Dry Sand Cove, Florida-Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
BROADJUMP |
Africa |
BROADSWORD |
Operations for the liberation of Malaya and to open the Straits of Malacca |
BROCADE |
Puluwat Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
BROCCOLI |
Olson's Landing, New Georgia-Munda Area, Solomon Islands |
BROCKTON |
Aghione, Corsica |
BRONCHITIS |
Kahili Airfield, Bougainville, Solomon Islands |
BRONX |
Sindangan, P.I. |
BRONZE |
Alaska |
BROOKFIELD |
Gizarum, New Britain |
BROOM |
Subsidiary HUSKY |
BROOMSTICK |
Nankina River, New Guinea |
BROOMSTICK |
Operation to counter an enemy breakout, either through the English Channel or through the Northern Passage, with the object of attacks on shipping (March 1945) |
BROTHER |
Naha, Okinawa Jima, Nansei Shoto Islands, Japan |
BROWN |
British Guiana, South America |
BRUSH |
Palmyra Island, Line Islands |
BRUSHWOOD |
Fedala, French Morocco |
BUCCANEER |
Operation against Andaman Islands, Bay of Bengal (21 June-15 November 1943) |
BUCHAN |
Geographical location in connection with ARGONAUT |
BUDDY |
Mt. Lambe, Solomon Islands |
BUFFALO |
Attack by 6th Corps to establish base north of Cisterina, west coast of Italy (23 May-4 June 1944) (G.B.) |
BUFFALO |
Wough Bay, Tetipari, Solomon Islands |
BUICK |
Ablingi, New Britain |
BUICK |
Nura Island, Solomon Islands |
BULKHEAD |
Hai K'au (Kaiko), Formosa |
BULLFROG |
Amphibious operations for capture of Akyab, Burma (21 June-15 November 1943) |
BULLION |
Ile Rousse, Sardinia |
BULLY |
Marshall Islands |
BULRUSH |
Amoy Island, Amoy, China |
BUMBLEPUPPY |
Map Island, Yap, Caroline Islands |
BUMBOAT |
Kajartalik, Greenland |
BUMPER |
Pre D-day Exercise |
BUMPKIN |
Apamama, Gilbert Islands |
BUNCHBERRY |
Omura, Japan |
BUNDLE |
Na-Pi River, Formosa |
BUNGALOW |
Projected Navy capture of Martinique and Guadaloupe, Caribbean Sea |
BUNKER |
Establishment of allied officers at German Naval Headquarters at Trento and Trieste, Italy, on surrender (30 April-1 June 1945) |
BUNKHOUSE |
Ryukyu Islands, Japan |
BUNKUM |
Reconnaissance on the beaches of Sumatra by a naval party (23-24 April 1944) (G.B.) |
BURLESQUE |
Roi Island, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands |
BURNISHED |
Dilli, Timor, N.E.I. |
BURNSALL |
Special force operation mounted by Headquarters, Allied Armies in Italy |
BUSTLE |
Djilolo Passage, Halmahera Island, N.E.I. |
BUSYBODY |
Winguru, New Britain |
BUTCHER |
Oued Bou Reg, French Morocco |
BUTTERBALLS |
"Attack at night expected" |
BUTTERCUP |
Woleai, Caroline Islands |
BUTTERFLY |
South China Sea |
BUTTON |
Espiritu Santo Island, New Hebrides Islands |
BUTTRESS |
Operations against Reggio-Sangiovanni Area, Italy |
BUZZARD |
Arot, New Britain |
BUZZER |
Operations for the capture of Wake Island |
BYPRODUCT |
Trobriand Island (Kiriwina) |
BYRON |
Unea Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
CABARET |
Saui Point, New Guinea |
CABBAGE |
Pagadian, Mindanao, P.I. |
CABOOSE |
Krasnoyarsk, Siberia |
CABRANK |
Abadan, Iran |
CACAPON |
Aisalmpiua, New Britain |
CACTUS |
Guadalcanal-Tulagi, Solomon Islands |
CADAVEROUS |
Middle East |
CADDIE |
Milli Atoll, Marshall Islands |
CADILLAC |
Malai, Island, Solomon Sea |
CAFTAN |
Helmholtz Point, New Guinea |
CAIRN |
Raprap Creek, New Guinea |
CALEFACTION |
Fefan Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
CALENDER |
Aircraft for Malta from U.S.S. Wasp (20 April 1942) |
CALLOUS |
Townsville, Australia |
CALLOWAY |
Cape Ngogo, New Britain |
CALUMET |
Vambu Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
CAMEL |
Mankode Island, New Guinea |
CAMEL |
Naso Point, Panay Island, P.I. |
CAMELIA |
Tellosson Cove, Florida-Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
CAMEO |
Good Passage, New Britain-Solomon Islands |
CAMORRA |
Abadan, Iran |
CAMOUFLAGE |
Namur Island, Gilbert Islands |
CAMROSE |
Serragio, Corsica |
CANARY |
Port Lamon, Mindanao, P.I. |
CANCAN |
Moewe Harbor, New Britain |
CANCER |
Kieta, Bougainville, Solomon Islands |
CANINE |
Torgilsbu, Greenland |
CANITE |
Commodore Bay, New Britain |
CANTALOUPE |
Accra, Gold Coast, Africa |
CANTLE |
Wab, New Guinea |
CANTONMENT |
Kulanghsu Island, Amoy, China |
CANVAS |
Occupation of ports of Kismayu and Matadishu, Italian Somaliland (25 February 1941) (G.B.) |
CAPACIOUS |
Bangkok, Thailand |
CAPILLARY |
Ocean Island |
CAPITAL |
Plan outlined for operations in North Burma |
CAPON |
Cape Calavite, Mindoro, P.I. |
CAPSTAN |
Guasopa Plantation, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
CAPUCHIN |
Argentina |
CARAMEL |
Port Moresby, New Guinea |
CARAWAY |
Tentative operations against the Istrian Peninsula |
CARBONADO |
Offensive operations to be undertaken by China Theater forces in 1945 |
CARBORUNDUM |
Karachi, India [Pakistan] |
CARBUNCLE |
Sarigan Island, Marianas Islands |
CARDBOARD |
Ponak, Borneo |
CARDIAC |
New Ireland, Bismarck Archipelago |
CARDINAL |
Arupon Plantation, New Britain |
CAREEN |
Adak Island, Aluetian Islands |
CARIB |
Joint plan for Army-Navy Amphibious Combat Training |
CARILLON |
Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands |
CARLETON |
Widu Harbor, New Britain |
CARLOW |
St. Laurent-sur-Mer, France |
CARPETBAG |
St. Matthias Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
CARRIER |
Fuko, Formosa |
CARRION |
Indo-China Wing, Air Transport Command |
CARROT |
Lamon Island, Florida-Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
CARTER |
Langu, New Britain |
CARTRIDGE |
Borgo, Corsica |
CARTWHEEL |
Operation for the seizure of the Solomons Islands |
CARVEL |
Cuyo Pass, P.I. |
CASABA |
Buraku, Murray Island, Florida-Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
CASCADE |
Buyuesi Bay, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
CASHEW |
Nako Island, Forida-Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
CASHMERE |
Mararamu, Long Island, New Guinea |
CAST |
Iceland |
CASTAWAY |
Poland |
CASTOROIL |
Batavia, Java, N.E.I. |
CATALPA |
Sunlight Channel, Florida-Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
CATAPULT |
Attack on French warships at Oran, Algeria (3 July 1940) (G.B.) |
CATARACT |
Marshall Islands Campaign |
CATCHPOLE |
Operation against Kusaie, Eniwetok, and Wake Islands (February 1944) |
CATENARY |
Huhukierak, New Guinea |
CATERHAM |
Piscini Mendola, Sardinia |
CATHEDRAL |
Bona Vista, Newfoundland |
CATSMEAT |
Viru Harbor, New Georgia, Solomon Islands |
CATTLE |
Salerno, Italy |
CATTLE |
Sumba Strait, Flores Sea, N.E.I. |
CAULIFLOWER |
Upolu, Samoan Islands |
CAUSEWAY |
Logistic movement to collect supplies at Guadalcanal and Purvis Ihiya Jima |
CAUSEWAY |
Operations against Formosa |
CAUTION |
Ihiya Jima, Japan |
CAVALIER |
Guguan Island, Marianas Islands |
CAVE |
Liquidation of enemy garrison of Piscopi, Dodecanese Islands, Aegean Sea (28 February-1 March 1945) |
CAVERN |
Atka Island, Aleutian Islands |
CAVIARE |
Timor Island, N.E.I. |
CEDAR |
Basra, Iraq |
CELEBRATION |
Buayan (Boayan), Mindanao, P.I. |
CELERY |
New Georgia Island, Solomon Islands |
CELLULOID |
Oro Bay, New Guinea |
CENTERBOARD |
Monara, New guinea |
CENTIMETER |
Uman Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
CENTRAL |
New Guinea |
CEREAL |
Nubara Island, Solomon Sea |
CERISE |
Antiqua, Guatemala |
CHAGFORD |
Sicily |
CHAINMAIL |
Sea of Okhotsk, U.S.S.R. |
CHAMPION |
Operations in Burma |
CHAPEAU |
Bangkok, Thailand |
CHAPEAU |
Nankina River, New Guinea |
CHAPLAIN |
Johanna River, New Britain |
CHAPLET |
Upper Frobisher Bay, Baffin |
CHARIOT |
Ramming the lock gates at St. Nazaire harbor, France, by H.M.S. Cambelltown (28 March-3 April 1942) (G.B.) |
CHARITY |
Nushacek, Alaska |
CHARTERHOUSE |
Dominican Republic |
CHATSWORTH |
St. Malo, France |
CHEEKPOINT |
Vernon Channel (Heachi Men), Chusan Archipelago |
CHEEKSTRAP |
New Caledonia |
CHEESE |
Balintang Channel, P.I. |
CHEETAH |
Bangkok, Thailand |
CHEMIST |
Shortland Islands, Solomon Islands |
CHENILLE |
Kasan, Sumatra, N.E.I. |
CHEROKEE |
Karachi, India |
CHERRY |
San Cristobal Island, Solomon Islands |
CHERRYBLOSSOM |
Empress August Bay, Bougainville, Solomon Islands |
CHERUB |
Tolock River, New Britain |
CHERVIL |
Fiji Islands |
CHESHUNT |
Jugoslavia [Yugoslavia] |
CHESTERFIELD |
Sipul, New Britain |
CHESTNUT |
Watson Island, Treasury Group |
CHEVROLET |
Ulawa Island, Solomon Islands |
CHEVRON |
Chinak (Kodiak), Alaska |
CHICKASAW |
Colombo, Ceylon |
CHICKASAW |
Mior, New Guinea |
CHICKWEED |
Bombardment of the enemy in the Vasto area, Italy, by British destroyers (3 November 1943) (G.B.) |
CHICORY |
Bonifacio, Corsica |
CHICORY |
Tuam Island, Solomon Sea |
CHIDING |
Mukden, Manchukuo [Manchuria] |
CHIGOE |
Nomab River, New Guinea |
CHILDHOOD |
Attack by motor torpedo boats from Malta on the Moles at Tripoli to interfere with demolition and blocking of harbor (20 January 1943) (G.B.) |
CHIME |
Bun, New Britain |
CHIMNEY SWEEP |
Hongkong, China |
CHIMPANZEE |
Tripoli, Libya |
CHINMUSIC |
Kaptimati, New Britain |
CHIROPTER |
Keelung, Formosa |
CHITTLING |
Ampul Islet, Solomon Sea |
CHIVALRY |
Buna, New Guinea |
CHLORATE |
Alesani, Corsica |
CHOCTAW |
Madras, India |
CHOKER I |
Airborne operation against the Siegfried Line in vicinity of Saarbrucken, Germany |
CHOKER II |
Airborne operation for crossing the Rhine in vicinity of Frankfurt, Germany |
CHOOCHOO |
Witnari, New Britain |
CHRISTMAS |
Vassee Island, Solomon Sea |
CHROME |
USCG Defense Project |
CHRONICLE |
Operations in Kiriwina-Woodlark area, New Guinea |
CHRONOMETER |
Capture by British of the port of Ascab, Eritrea, East Africa (11 June 1941) |
CHRYSLER |
Commander Naval Base |
CHRYSLER |
Kaskas Island, Solomon Sea |
CHUCKLE |
Palawan Passage, P.I. |
CHURCH |
Shark Bay, Australia |
CHURCHTOWN |
Dieppe, France |
CICERO |
Awrin Island, Solomon Sea |
CIGARS |
Flores Sea, N.E.I. |
CIRCUIT |
Daihanratsu, Formosa |
CIRCUMSPECT |
Albania |
CISTERN |
Dampier Strait, New Guinea |
CITADEL |
Cairns, Australia |
CITRUS |
Bau Island, Rendova Area, Solomon Islands |
CLARIDGES |
Uruguay |
CLARION |
Coordinated attack on transportation over length and breadth of Germany by combined air forces |
CLEANSLATE |
Russell Islands, Solomon Islands |
CLEVER |
Anping (Ampin) (An-Pieng), Formosa |
CLIMATE |
St. Paul Island, Pribilof Islands |
CLIPBOARD |
Hung, New Britain |
CLIVE |
An artificial harbor for use against the Japanese |
CLOCK |
Bombardment of Durazzo Harbor and installation on coast of Albania by British destroyers (2-3 November 1943) (G.B.) |
CLOCK |
Boagis Passage, Woodlark Island |
CLOVE |
Amboina, Ceram |
CLOVER |
Halvavo, Tulagi-Florida Islands, Solomon Islands |
CLUBHOUSE |
Artificial harbors for Southeast Asia Command (canceled, CLIVE substituted) |
COCACOLA |
Suloga Island, New Guinea |
COCAINE |
Koepang, Timor, N.E.I. |
COCKATOO |
Mur and Kieng Plantations, New Guinea |
COCKER |
Eskimonaes, Greenland |
COCKNEY |
Sasag, New Britain |
COCKPIT |
Air strike against Sabang, Sumatra, with Eastern Fleet in support (19 April 1944) (G.B.) |
COCKTAIL |
Marshall Bennett Islands, Solomon Sea |
COCONUT |
Blancho Channel, New Georgia-Munda Area, Solomon Islands |
COCOON |
Luscancay Groups, Solomon Sea |
CODLING |
Param Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
COFFEETREE |
Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy, USN |
COLABOR |
Awi River, New Guinea |
COLDRIDGE |
Luxembourg |
COLDSTREAM |
Move of the 3rd Army units into southern Austria to relieve units of the 5th British Corps in Lienz-Spittsl-Tamdsweg-Judenberg area |
COLLAR |
Saleier Island, Flores Sea, N.E.I. |
COLLATE |
Fort Morrow, Alaska |
COLLEEN |
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King, USN |
COLLEGE |
Vahsel Harbor, New Britain |
COLLIE |
Bangka Strait, N.E.I. |
COLLIERS |
U.S. Fourth Military District |
COLLINSFIELD |
Bari, Italy |
COLLODION |
Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius |
COLONNA |
Paronga, New Britain |
COLTER |
General of the Army Henry H. Arnold, USA |
COLUMN |
Ishigaki Jima, Nansei Shoto Islands, Japan |
COMET |
Commander Forward Area, Central Pacific |
COMMON |
Suiteiryo, Formosa |
COMPEER |
Suva, Fiji Islands |
COMPLAINT |
Ailinglapalal Atoll, Marshall Islands |
COMPLEMENT |
Okayama (Akoateaniu), Okayama-Gai, Japan |
COMPOST |
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden |
COMPOSURE |
Anzio, Italy |
COMPOUND |
Linden Harbor, New South Wales, Australia |
CONCERTINA |
North Greece |
CONCOURSE |
Angles River, New Britain |
CONDENSER |
Cap Benat, France |
CONEY |
Alexandria, Egypt |
CONFERENCE |
Fuki-Kaku (Puki-Kaku), Formosa |
CONFORMIST |
Nicosia, Cyprus |
CONNIVANCE |
Hainan Island, China |
CONQUEROR |
Cape William, Celebes, N.E.I. |
CONSERVE |
Agattu Island, Aleutian Islands |
CONSOLE |
Bangalore, Mysore, India |
CONSOMME |
Tewfik, Egypt |
CONTANGO |
Beakhead Channel, Chusan Archipelago, China |
CONTOUR |
Tainan, Formosa |
CONVICTION |
Huon Gulf, New Guinea |
COOKER |
Landing at beaches on South Crete (19 April 1944) |
COOKHOUSE |
Shikoku Island, Japan |
COOLTIPT |
Ninigo Islands, Bismarck Archipelago |
COPPER |
Territory of Hawaii |
COPPERHEAD |
Project for decreasing vigilance of enemy in Northwestern Europe prior to OVERLORD |
COPPERSMITH |
Efman Island, Admiralty Islands |
CORDIAL |
Maleolap, Marshall Islands |
CORKSCREW |
Grote, New Guinea |
CORKSCREW |
Operations against Pantelleria, Italy (June 1943) |
CORNCOB |
Block ships used in OVERLORD to form artificial harbors (MULBERRIES) |
CORNERSTONE |
Attu Island, Aleutian Islands |
CORNFIELD |
Itne River, New Britain |
CORNLOFT |
Oran, Algeria |
CORONACH |
Pier equipment for artificial harbors for use against the Japanese |
CORONET |
Intended invasion of Honshu, Japan |
CORPUSCLE |
Cape Padaran, Annam, French Indo-China |
CORROLLARY |
Shanghai, China |
CORRUPT |
Oristano, Sicily |
CORTICATED |
Applies to a control airplane for pilotless aircraft |
COSMIC |
Dispositions in the event of a breakout from Altenfiord, Norway by the German BB Tirpitz (March 1944) |
COSMOPOLITAN |
Blackwall Island, Chusan Archipelago, China |
COSMOS |
Aolavbav, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
COSTELLO |
Gomlongon, New Britain |
COTTONGRASS |
Applies to a ground-controlled airplane used as a missile |
COUNCILLOR |
Molucca Passage, N.E.I. |
COUNTENANCE |
Occupation of Persia by British (25 August 1941) (G.B.) |
COUNTER |
Dodoma, Tanganyika [Tanzania], Africa |
COWARD |
Whasela Point, Woodlark Island, New Guinea |
COWBOY |
Gasmata Airdrome, New Britain |
COXCOMB |
Ormed Island, Wotje Atoll, Marshall Islands |
CRANBERRY |
Lever Point, Florida-Tulagi Group, Solomon Islands |
CRASHER |
Operations against Luzon-Formosa-Southeast Coast of China area |
CRAWFISH |
Alto, Corsica |
CRAYON |
Tanimbar Island, N.E.I. |
CREOSOTE |
Wotje Atoll, Marshall Islands |
CRETONNE |
Akyab, Burma |
CRICKET |
Geographical location in connection with ARGONAUT |
CRIMSON |
Canada |
CRINGLE |
Netherlands East Indies |
CROCKET |
Mareka, New Britain |
CROCODILE |
Au Bay, New Britain |
CROFTER |
Token Norwegian force to Northern Russia |
CROMLECH |
Bora Bora Island, Society Group |
CROONER |
San Bernadino Straits, P.I. |
CROSBY |
Mt. Munlulu, New Britain |
CROSSBOW |
Attacks against rocket launching sites |
CROSSKEYS |
Naval plan for entry into Denmark |
CROSSROADS |
Atomic Bomb Test, Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands |
CROSSWORD |
Surrender of German and Italian land, sea and air forces under command of German Commander-in-Chief, Southwest Mediterranean (May 1945) |
CROTCHET |
Richmond Gulf, Canada |
CRUSADER |
8th Army advance to drive enemy out of Cyrenaica, Libya (18 November 1941) (G.B.) |
CRUSTACEAN |
Kendari, Celebes, N.E.I. |
CUBBYHOLE |
Rhone River, France |
CUCKOLD |
Babelthuap Island, Palau Islands |
CUCUMBER |
Sweep to intercept enemy convoys off Dutch Coast (August 1943-April 1944) (G.B.) |
CUDDY |
Ecuador |
CUDGEL |
Land operations on Arakan coast north of Akyab, Burma |
CULTURE |
Formosa Strait Area |
CULVERIN |
Operation for North Sumatra (21 June-15 November 1943) (G.B.) |
CULVERT |
Chunking, China |
CUMBERLAND |
Fulleborn Harbor, New Britain |
CURIO |
Angmagssalik, Greenland |
CURIOUS |
Naples, Italy |
CURMUDGEON |
Mota Tau Island, Chusan Archipelago, China |
CURRYCOMB |
Venezuela |
CURTAIN |
Vesuvius Baai, Soela Island, N.E.I. |
CURTAINPOLE |
Nubia, New Guinea |
CUSPIDOR |
Genoa, Italy |
CUSTODY |
Keishu, Formosa |
CUSTOM |
Roi Island, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands |
CUTTING |
Cutting and picking up of Dakar-Pernambuco cable in order to clear American Neutrality Zone area (18 August 1941) (G.B.) |
CYANIDE |
Santa Cruz Islands |
CYCLE |
Evacuation of British troops from Havre, France (11-13 June 1940) (G.B.) |
CYCLONE |
Leyte, P.I. |
CYCLONE LF |
Landing Force landing at Sawar, New Guinea |
CYCLONE TF |
Task Force landing at Noemfoor Island, New Guinea |
CYCLORAMA |
Kalaloa River, New Britain |
CYLINDER |
Gallipoli |
CYNICAL |
Kau Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
CYRIL |
Marseilles, France |
DACHSHUND |
Kakimar (Yakima), New Guinea |
DAFFODIL |
Cape Anukur, New Britain |
DAGGER |
Ainaha, New Guinea |
DAGWOOD |
Sand Island (off northern coast of New Britain) |
DAHLIA |
Kasu, New Guinea |
DAISY |
Taiena Island, Solomon Islands |
DAISYMAE |
Dorf Point, New Britain |
DAMASCENE |
Nauru Island, Gilbert Islands |
DAMASK |
Saui, New Guinea |
DAMOCLES |
Kiambaua, New Guinea |
DAMON |
Barim, New Britain |
DAMRIGHT |
Ke, New Guinea |
DANIEL |
Aweleng Island, Solomon Sea |
DANTE |
Kakaru, New Britain |
DAPPERDAN |
Mt. Tangi, New Britain |
DARBY |
Arung Bay Post, New Britain |
DAREDEVIL |
Pitoe, Morotai Island |
DARKEN |
Kigo, Formosa |
DARKY |
Arigual, New Britain |
DATU |
Maceio, Brazil |
DAUGHTER |
Taroa Island, Maloelap Atoll, Marshall Islands |
DAVIE |
Dinner Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
DAYBED |
Ablaugul Island, Solomon Sea |
DAYFLY |
Saidor Airdrome, New Guinea |
DEADEND |
Larnaca, Cyprus |
DEADWOOD |
Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands |
DEBACLE |
Maien Passage, New Britain |
DEBONAIR |
Takao, Formosa |
DEBRIS |
Cape Wido, New Britain |
DECANTER |
Plan for capture of French Guiana (U.S. Navy) |
DECOMPOSE |
Koror Island, Palau Islands |
DECREE |
Suri, New Guinea |
DEDIMUS |
Greyhound, Australia |
DEERSLAYER |
Chusan Island, China |
DEFILE |
Ibu Creek, New Guinea |
DELANO |
Galelum Island, New Britain |
DELIGHT |
Padloping Island |
DELTA |
Awio Bay, New Britain |
DELTA |
Davao, Mindanao, P.I. |
DELUXE |
St. Thomas Island, Puerto Rico |
DEMIJOHN |
Andaman Islands, Bay of Bengal |
DEMOCRAT |
Canton, China |
DEMON |
Occupation of Abadan, Persia, by British troops (25 August 1941) (G.B.) |
DEMON |
U.S. Navy |
DEMPSEY |
Task Force B, North Pacific |
DENTIST |
Mindoro Strait, P.I. |
DENTYNE |
Government Station, Gasmata, New Britain |
DENUNCIATION |
Heito, Formosa |
DEROGATORY |
Arasalpua, New Britain |
DESECRATE |
CV strike, support of RECKLESS |
DESERTER |
Byobi To, Formosa |
DESOTO |
Garu, New Britain |
DESSERT |
Gom, New Britain |
DESTINY |
U.S. Army |
DETACHMENT |
Operation for seizure of Iwo Jima, Japan |
DETACHMENT |
Occupation of the Bonin and Volcano Islands |
DETAINED I |
Operation to kill or capture the entire garrison of the German held island of Solta, off Yugoslavia, by landing a small force (18-19 March 1944) |
DETAINED II |
Landing of a large force of partisans on Solta, in vicinity of Vis Is., Yugoslavia, in 5 British LCIs and withdrawn the following night (8-9, 9-10 May 1944) |
DEVON |
Capture of Termoli, Italy (2-3 October 1943) |
DEVOTION |
Panay, P.I. |
DEWPOND |
Attaka, Egypt |
DEXTERITY |
Western New Britain operation (canceled) |
DIABOLIC |
Kyushu Island, Japan |
DIADEM |
Main offensive operations by Allied Armies in Italy |
DIAL |
Lunga, Solomon Islands |
DIAPER |
Bilihe Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
DIAPHRAGM |
Formosa Island |
DIBBLER |
Calcutta, India |
DICKIE |
Lombok Strait, N.E.I. |
DIGNITARY |
Southeast China Coast |
DILATORY |
Sep Sep, New Britain |
DIMINISH |
Finschhafen, New Guinea |
DIMWIT |
Meingi, New Britain |
DIONCERAS |
Kangguriri, New Guinea |
DIOGENES |
Cape Raoult, New Britain |
DIPLOMAT |
Operation to protect shipping on the Australian-Indian shipping routes (19 March-2 April 1944) |
DIPLOMATIC |
Discussions with Portuguese prior to Allied occupation of the Azores (July 1943) |
DIPPER |
Bougainville Island, Solomon Islands |
DIPSOMANIAC |
Wigim Island, Solomon Sea |
DIPSYDOODLE |
Ayumete, New Britain |
DIRECTOR |
Arawe, New Britain |
DISCUS |
Gilnit, New Britain |
DISDAIN |
Scoresbysund, Greenland |
DISLOCATE |
Rongerik Atoll, Marshall Islands |
DISPLAY |
Elizabethville, Belgian Congo |
DISTAFF |
Mot River, New Guinea |
DISTINCTIVE |
Greenwich Island, Caroline Islands |
DISTORT |
Luther Anchorage, New Guinea |
DISTORT |
Milli Atoll, Marshall Islands |
DIVES |
Nampa, New Guinea |
DIVORCE |
Amphibious training for U.S. Army and Marines on West Coast |
DIZZY |
Lingga Anchorage, N.E.I. |
DOCTRINE |
Kaileuna, New Guinea |
DODGE |
Cape Rula, New Britain |
DODGE |
Indispensable Strait, Solomon Islands |
DODOS |
Eil River, New Britain |
DOESKIN |
Poretta, Corsica |
DOGEARED |
Vella Lavella Island, Solomon Islands |
DOGFACE |
Avialo, New Britain |
DOGFISH |
Entry of allied military liaison forces into Greece after German withdrawal or surrender |
DOGGED |
Lukunor Island, Caroline Islands |
DOGMA |
Aiun Island, Solomon Islands |
DOGMATIC |
Waigeo Island, New Guinea |
DOGONE |
Isangan, New Guinea |
DOGTROT |
Galimaruhi Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
DOGWOOD |
Guadalcanal Island, Solomon Islands |
DOLMAN |
Hong Kong, China |
DOMESTIC |
Angaur Island, Palau Group, Caroline Islands |
DOMINIE |
Mulumiana, New Guinea |
DONATION |
Pescadores Islands, Formosa |
DONKEY |
Fulleborn Plantation, New Britain |
DOORMAT |
Aomo River, New Britain |
DORMANT |
Amgoring, New Britain |
DOTTY |
Celebes, N.E.I. |
DOUBLET |
Salamaua, New Guinea |
DOUBLOON |
S. Catherine, Corsica |
DOVETAIL |
Cape Gloucester, New Britain |
DOWNBEAT |
Amalut Point, New Britain |
DOWNFALL |
Strategic plan for occupation of home islands of Japanese Empire |
DOWNPOUR |
Woleai Island, Caroline Islands |
DOWNSIDE |
Eniwetok, Marshall Islands |
DOWSER |
Rendova Island, Solomon Islands |
DOXOLOGY |
Tsis Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
DRACO |
Jask, Iran |
DRACULA |
Plan for occupation of Rangoon, Burma |
DRAGNET |
Gasmata Island, New Britain |
DRAGOMAN |
Palau Islands |
DRAGOON |
Allied landings on South Coast, France (15 August 1944) |
DRAKE |
Plan to bomb Japan with B-29 aircraft based in Bengal, operating through forward airfields in Kweilin area of China |
DRAMA |
American Mission, Fortaleza, Brazil |
DRAWBRIDGE |
Taongi Atoll, Marshall Islands |
DRAWL |
Pasuna Creek, New Guinea |
DREAM |
Pearl Harbor, T.H. |
DREAMGIRL |
Kikivlai, New Britain |
DREAMLAND |
Liang Airdrome, Solomon Islands |
DROLLERY |
Frankfurt, Germany |
DRUMFIRE |
Likiep Atoll, Marshall Islands |
DRYGOODS |
Assembly of supplies at Guadalcanal-Tulagi Area for offensive in Russell Islands, Solomon Islands |
DUCHESS |
Jesselton, Borneo |
DUCK |
Bombardment of Stavanger, Norway (17 April 1940) (G.B.) |
DUCKPIN |
General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower, USA |
DUCKPOND |
Tonkin Gulf, China |
DUELLIST |
Erikub Atoll, Marshall Islands |
DUENA |
Sel, New Guinea |
DUMBDORA |
Sauren Hamlet, New Britain |
DUNKER |
Foreign Minister Vyacheslaff M. Molotov |
DUNMORE |
Jersey |
DUPLICITY |
Nan Wan, Formosa |
DURBAR |
Gibraltar |
DURBIN |
Aromot Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
DUSTMAN |
Algiers, Algeria |
DUSTPAN |
Sang Creek, New Guinea |
DWARF |
Awit River, New Britain |
DYNAMO |
Ambon, Ceram, N.E.I. |
DYNAMO |
Evacuation of Allied Armies from Dunkirk (26 May-4 June 1940) (G.B.) |
DYNASTY |
U.S. Navy Task Force 39 |
EAGEES |
Port Ambon, Ceram, N.E.I. |
EARPHONE |
Aiyou, New Guinea |
EARTHENWARE |
Peleliu Island, Palau Group, Caroline Islands |
EARTHNUT |
An Creek, New Guinea |
EARTHPEA |
Nurnberg, Germany |
EARTHWORKS |
Beyreuth, Syria |
EARWAX |
Anglem, New Guinea |
EASTER |
Fangger, New Guinea |
EAVES |
Bunsen Point, New Guinea |
EBAR |
Cayo Frances, West Indies |
EBERHARD |
Aitaplok, Vitaz Strait, New Guinea |
EBLIS |
Biding River, New Guinea |
EBON |
Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides Islands |
EBONY |
San Christobal Island, Solomon Islands |
ECHO |
Sydney, Australia |
ECLIPSE |
Plans and preparations for operations in Europe in event of German surrender occurring after the launching of OVERLORD |
ECSTASY |
Malaita Island, Solomon Islands |
EDENS |
Bada, New Guinea |
EDGEL |
Bilieu Village, New Guinea |
EDICT |
Kumaru Plantation, Solomon Islands |
EDIT |
Tongatabu, Tonga Islands |
EELGRASS |
Bisi, New Guinea |
EFFECTIVE |
Proposed airborne operation by 1st Allied Airborne Army to seize the airfield in the Bisingen, Germany area |
EFFETE |
Dagur, New Guinea |
EFFICIENT |
Arakabesan Island, Palau Islands |
EFFIGY |
Chungking, China |
EGOTIST |
Mirapo, New Guinea |
ELAINE |
Modeng Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
ELDRITCH |
Guimaras Strait, P.I. |
ELEANOR |
Melinglo Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
ELECTROCUTE |
Kaven Island, Maleolap Atoll, Marshall Islands |
ELEGIZE |
Wangore Bay, New Britain |
ELEVATOR |
Keelung, Formosa |
ELLAIS |
Buota Island, Gilbert Islands |
ELLINGTON |
Gurunati, Bismarck Archipelago |
ELM |
Tagoma Point, Solomon Islands |
ELMWOOD |
Koratul, New Britain |
ELSTREE |
Taranto, Italy |
ELUSIVE |
Cape Campbell, New Britain |
ELYSIUM |
Little Mt. Gulu, New Britain |
EMANATE |
Gaveira, Bismarck Archipelago |
EMBALM |
Alaid Island, Aleutian Islands |
EMBANKMENT |
Quemoy Island, Amoy, China |
EMBER |
Matavulu Plantation, New Britain |
EMBLEM |
Namur Island, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands |
EMBRYO |
Mt. Mululus, New Britain |
EMERALDBEACH |
Soanotalu (Mono Island), Solomon Islands |
EMERGE |
Greece |
EMERITUS |
Russell Islands, Solomon Islands |
EMPANEL |
Sawar River, New Guinea |
EMPORIUM |
Gavuvu, Bismarck Archipelago |
ENAMEL |
Buka Island, Solomon Islands |
ENDICOTT |
Nup Island, New Guinea |
ENDZONE |
Yakutat, Alaska |
ENFILADE |
Wuhu Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
ENGLEWOOD |
Calabria, Italy |
ENKINDLE |
Nakajima, Musashino, Japan |
ENORMOUS |
Bombardment of Mersa Matruh harbor area, Egypt, by British ships (12 July 1942) (G.B.) |
ENRICH |
Satawan (Nomoi) Island, Caroline Islands |
ENSLAVEMENT |
Awar, New Guinea |
ENTERTAIN |
Dummy reconnaissance of beach on southeastern corner of Zante in Kieri Bay as a diversion for Operation HUSKY(27 May 1943) |
ENTRANCE |
Alage Island, New Britain |
ENVIOUS |
Apongwal, New Britain |
ENVISAGED |
Mei Shan Island, Chusan Archipelago |
ENVOY |
Ocean Island, Gilbert Islands |
EPIC |
Noumea, New Caledonia |
EPIDERMIS |
El Salvador, Central America |
EPISODE |
Pyramid Mountain, New Britain |
EQUILIBRIUM |
Madang, New Guinea |
EQUINOX |
American Air Force, India |
ERADICATE |
Mitsubishi Engines, Nagoya, Japan |
ERECTION |
Tavalo River, New Britain |
ERMINE |
Benin, New Britain |
ERMINE |
The Pas, Manitoba |
EROSION |
Exmouth Gulf, Western Australia |
ERUPTION |
Task force operation in Kiel Canal, Germany |
ESCALATOR |
New Britain force |
ESCORT |
Mt. Bangum, New Britain |
ESCUTCHEON |
Santa Maria, Azores |
ESKIMO |
Gamatua Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
ESME A |
A military diversion consisting of an advance from Ambilobe during capture of Majunga, Madagascar (10 September 1942) (G.B.) |
ESME B |
Capture of Nossi Bay, Madagascar (11 September 1942) (G.B.) |
ESPLANADE |
Alor Strait, Lesser Sundas |
ESQUITE |
Taunu Shoal, Guadalcanal |
ESTATE |
Mokuai Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
ETNA |
Landing of agents at Corsica (6 May 1943) |
EU |
U.S.S. Tuscaloosa and 2 destroyers from Scapa to North Russia with medical units and supplies (18 August 1942) |
EUREKA |
Teheran Conference (26 November-2 December 1943); Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin |
EVANSTON |
Wanopo, New Britain |
EVERGREEN |
Siaua Island, Treasury Group |
EVERMORE |
Kulu River (North Branch), New Britain |
EVOLVE |
Mt. du Faure, New Britain |
EXCELSIOR |
Philippine Islands |
EXCERPT |
Kaldedarnes, Iceland |
EXCHEQUER |
Markham River Valley, New Guinea |
EXECUTIONER |
Mexico |
EXILIC |
Plan for reduction of U.S. Army forces in the Pacific |
EXODUS |
Langu Plantation, New Britain |
EXOTIC |
Nairobi, Kenya, Africa |
EXPLORATION |
Movements of air units eastward through Russia |
EXPURGATION |
Wawesi, Dutch New Guinea |
EXTORTION |
Ransiki River, New Guinea |
EXTRAVERSION |
Project of furnishing Europe and Mediterranean Theaters of operation with YP-80A aircraft |
EYELID |
Au River (East Branch), New Britain |
EYESPLICE |
Java Sea, N.E.I. |
EYRIE |
Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands |
EZEKIEL |
Columbia [Colombia] , South America |
FABER |
Potsaken River, New Britain |
FABIAN |
Dekays Bay, New Guinea |
FABIUS |
Amphibious Landing Exercise |
FABIUS III |
Exercise for berthing, loading and sailing of assault forces in Portsmouth Command (2-5 May 1944) |
FABULOUS |
Kautaga Island, New Britain |
FACTOR |
Ailinglapalap Atoll, Marshall Islands |
FACTORIAL |
Unmak Island, Aleutian Islands |
FACTOTUM |
Tongareva (Penrhyn) Island, Pacific Ocean |
FADDY |
Damoin, New Guinea |
FAIRWAY |
Ritter Island, New Britain |
FAIRY |
Kiambo, New Britain |
FAITH |
Sag Sag Anglican Mission, P.I. |
FAKE |
Bora Bora Island, Society Islands |
FALLRIVER |
Milne Bay, New Guinea |
FALSEHOOD |
Tinian, Marianas Islands |
FALSTAFF |
Kambili, New Britain |
FAMINE |
Volupai Point, New Britain |
FANCY |
Hela Point, New Britain |
FANFARE |
All general preparations for HUSKY |
FANFARE |
Armored Task Force Middle East |
FANTAN |
Fiji Islands |
FANTAN ONE |
Nandi, Viti Levu, Fiji Islands |
FANTAN TWO |
Suva, Viti Levu, Fiji Islands |
FARES |
Amchitka, Aleutian Islands |
FARMHAND |
Rano Plantation, New Britain |
FARRAGO |
Ajaccio, Corsica |
FARTHERPOINT |
Magamo, Dutch New Guinea |
FASCISM |
Sivia Gila, Viti Levu, Fiji Islands |
FASCIST |
Oran, Algeria |
FASHION |
House Fireman Beach, New Britain |
FATSTUFF |
Au River, New Britain |
FEARSOME |
Halmahera Island, N.E.I. |
FEATHER |
Bawean Island, N.E.I. |
FEATHERWEIGHT |
Merauke, New Guinea |
FEATURE |
Malalia, New Britain |
FEDERAL |
Mio, New Britain |
FEDERATION |
Dampier Straits, New Guinea |
FEDORA |
Kabamata, New Britain |
FEEBLE |
Hainan Strait, China |
FEEDBAG |
Cape Heussner, New Britain |
FELSPAR |
Shemya Island, Aleutian Islands |
FENDER |
Dabanma, New Guinea |
FEODARY |
Germalei, New Guinea |
FERDY |
Landing made in the Vilo Valentia area, Italy (8 September 1943) |
FERMENT |
Teller, Alaska |
FERN |
Cape Esperance, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
FESTER |
Koimumu, New Britain |
FESTIVE |
Tukwauuka, Trobriand Island |
FESTOON |
Suloga Peak, New Guinea |
FESTOONERY |
Rangoon, Burma |
FETLOCK |
Funafuti, Ellice Islands |
FETTLE |
Building up India as a base |
FEUDAL |
Guarak, New Guinea |
FIDDLESTICK |
Vogelkop, New Guinea |
FIENDISH |
Emidj Island, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands |
FIG |
Fulau Island, Solomon Islands |
FILBERT |
Russell Islands, Solomon Islands |
FILLET |
Maleolap, Marshall Islands |
FINANCE |
Malta |
FINANCIER |
Mapia Island, Pacific Ocean |
FINGERPRINT |
Terceira, Azores |
FINICULA |
Aima River, New Britain |
FINKELSTEIN |
Kiwok Island, New Britain |
FIREARM |
Kiska Island, Aleutian Islands |
FIREBRAND |
Operations against Corsica |
FIREBREAK |
Defense of U.S. West Coast against CV raids |
FIREPLACE |
Occupation of Adak Island, Aleutian Islands, at Rulah Bay and construction of airfield |
FIRESIDE |
Pearl Harbor, T.H. |
FIREWORKS |
Oyamba, Solomon Islands |
FIRMAMENT |
Karafuto Island, Japan |
FIRST CULVERIN |
Operation against Northern Sumatra, N.E.I. |
FISHNET |
Bismarck , Admiralty, North New Guinea operations |
FISHTAIL |
Gig, New Guinea |
FISHTRAP |
Cape Prince Of Wales, Alaska |
FISTULA |
Boagis Bay, Trobriand Island |
FLAGMAN |
Tapiantana Passage, P.I. |
FLAGON |
Ogliuga Island, Aleutian Islands |
FLAGRANT |
Mogadiscio, Italian Somaliland |
FLAPJACK |
Mt. Penga, Java, N.E.I. |
FLAPPER |
El Fasher, Sudan |
FLASHY |
Egum Island, New Guinea |
FLATBUSH |
Vila Airfield, Solomon Islands |
FLATCATCHER |
Tarakan, Borneo |
FLATFOOT |
Ruakana, New Britain |
FLETCHER |
Avahain Island, New Britain |
FLINTLOCK |
Operations on Kwajalein and Majuro Atolls, Marshall Islands (February 1944) |
FLIVER |
Fonseca, Nicaragua |
FLOAT |
Plan of action to be taken by OSS/SOE to hamper enemy troop movements to a depth of 200 miles from the south coast of France |
FLOODED |
Shimpo, Formosa |
FLOODTIDE |
Publir, New Britain |
FLOTSAM |
Kwiguk, Alaska |
FLONCED |
Japen Island, New Guinea |
FLOUNDER |
East Coast Surigao, P.I. |
FLOWER |
Kakia Island, Solomon Islands |
FLURRY |
Ormed Island, Wotje Atoll, Marshall Islands |
FLUX |
New Zealand |
FLYING FISH |
Tunis, Tunisia |
FODDER |
Apo Island, New Guinea |
FOGBOUND |
Biliku Island, New Britain |
FOLD |
Tulagi, Solomon Islands |
FOLLY |
Rawlings Point, New Guinea |
FOMENT |
Point Hope, Alaska |
FOOTLIGHTS |
Blockade of the French West Indies |
FOOTMAN |
Cocos Island, Costa Rica |
FORAGER |
Capture of Marianas Islands (June 1944) |
FORCEFUL |
Aurapushekaru Island, Palau Islands |
FORCEPS |
South Pass, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
FOREARM |
Kavieng, New Ireland |
FOREDOOM |
Kawasaki, Japan |
FOREMOST |
Concentration of submarines on the Norwegian coast against the German BB Tirpitz (20 March 1944) |
FORERUNNER |
Zamboanga, P.I. |
FORFAR-HOW |
Attempted landing at Quend Plage, France (3-4 August 1943) |
FORFAR-ITEM |
Landing in vicinity of Point d'Ailly, French Coast (2-3 September 1943) |
FORFAR-LOVE |
Landing north of Dunkirk, France (4 August 1943) |
FORK |
Landing of Battalion of Royal Marines in Iceland from Greenock (7-17 May 1940) (G.B.) |
FORMULA |
Amchitka Island, Aleutian Islands |
FORMULATE |
Angup Island, New Britain |
FORSOOTH |
Brisbane, Australia |
FORTITUDE |
Analo, New Britain |
FORTUNE |
Planning Group Force located near Ecole Normale near Algiers (12 July 1943) |
FOSDICK |
Kavieng, New Guinea |
FOSSIL |
Leghorn, Italy |
FOUNTAIN |
Aineman Island, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands |
FOURFOLD |
General of the Army George C. Marshall, USA |
FOURSQUARE |
Panama, C.Z. |
FOXTON |
Heel of Italy |
FOXTROT |
Takaradi, Africa |
FRACTION |
Nakajima, Ota, Japan |
FRAGILE |
Engebi Island, Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands |
FRANCIS |
Poi Island, New Britain |
FRANCISCAN |
Burma |
FRANKFURTER |
Agur Island, New Britain |
FRANKTON |
Combined operation landing from canoes carried in H.M.S. Tuna at mouth of Gironde River, France with object to destroy enemy shipping (11-12 December 1942) (G.B.) |
FRANTIC |
England to Russia air shuttle bombing operations |
FREECAR |
Cruiser and air patrols in the Atlantic Narrows (27 December 1943) |
FREEKICK |
Nabire, New Guinea |
FRENCHMAN |
Sigul River, New Britain |
FRETWORK |
Plan for reduction of U.S. Army forces in Japan and Korea |
FRICTION |
Kikae (Kikaiga) Jima, Nansei Shoto Islands, Japan |
FRIGIDAIRE |
Bougainville Island, Solomon Islands |
FRISKY |
Magipun Passage, New Britain |
FROG |
Kukum, Solomon Islands |
FROSTBITE |
U.S. Navy CV operation in Arctic (1946) |
FRUITCAKE |
Kawasaki, Kaga Hara, Japan |
FRUITION |
Upmandung, New Britain |
FUDDLE |
Followed by name of target (e.g. Fuddle Wake) denotes a hit and run strike on the designated target |
FULCRUM |
Auckland, New Zealand |
FULLBACK |
Palestine |
FULLCRY |
Palau Islands, Caroline Islands |
FULLSIZE |
Messina, Sicily |
FUME |
Canberra, Australia |
FUNDAMENTAL |
Giran, Formosa |
FUNERAL |
Wanri, Formosa |
FUNNYBONE |
Kamiri, Noemfoor Island, New Guinea |
FURIOUS |
Nakajima Koizumi, Japan |
FURNACE |
Cagayan Island, P.I. |
FUSILIER |
Blockade of French Guiana |
FUSILLIER |
Sape Strait, Lesser Sundas |
GABBLE |
Jolo Island, P.I. |
GABERDINE |
Hall Islands, Line Islands |
GABION |
Amun, New Guinea |
GABLE |
Aumo, New Britain |
GADABOUT |
Chittagong, Burma |
GADFLY |
Cape Pasuwati, New Britain |
GALAHAD |
American long range penetration units for operations in Burma |
GALLIVANT |
Salala, Oman |
GALLOOPER |
British Force, Iceland |
GALOOT |
Lapalam, New Britain |
GALVANIC |
Plans for operations to capture, occupy, defend and develop bases in the Gilbert Islands and Nauru (November 1943) |
GAMEKEEPER |
Anchorage, Alaska |
GAMMA |
Raulili, New Britain |
GAMMA |
Salinas, Ecuador |
GANDER |
Oum River, New Britain |
GANDER |
Party landed on the Island of Castelorizo in the Aegean Sea in order to take advantage of the Italian Armistice before the Germans could take control (9-10 August 1943) |
GANGRENE |
Thompson's Creek, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
GAOLBIRD |
Red Sea |
GARDEN |
Jolo Passage (East), P.I. |
GARGANTUAN |
Manam Island, New Guinea |
GARGLE |
Makassar City, Celebes, N.E.I. |
GARLIC |
Madau Plantation, Trobriand Island |
GARWAY |
Movement of troops to and from Cyprus (23 July 1944) |
GASKET |
Sia Island, Trobriand |
GASTRONOMY |
Schouten Islands, New Guinea |
GATEWAY |
Marianas Islands |
GAUCHE |
Busaka, New Guinea |
GAUCHO |
Pucio Point, Panay Island, P.I. |
GAUDY |
Port of Spain, B.W.I. |
GAUNTLET |
Destruction of facilities in Spitzbergen and removal of Russian inhabitants to Archangel, U.S.S.R. and Norwegians to United Kingdom (27 August 1941) (G.B.) |
GEISHA |
Derby, Australia |
GELATIN |
Inungapun River, New Britain |
GENDER |
Kesamola, New Britain |
GENEVIEVE |
Patnai, Normanby Island |
GENOA |
Nalvovo, New Britain |
GENTLE |
Aviklo, New Britain |
GEOFREY |
Umtingalu, New Britain |
GEOLOGIST |
MacCluer Gulf, New Guinea |
GERMICIDE |
Central Africa |
GERUND |
Gusap River, New Guinea |
GETUP |
Digi Creek, New Guinea |
GHERKIN |
Asar, New Britain |
GHETTO |
Melokopula, New Britain |
GIBBON |
Control surrender of Italian warships and merchant ships at the time of Armistice with Italy (8 September 1943) |
GIBRALTAR |
Faiguruf, New Guinea |
GIFT |
Johnston Island, Pacific Ocean |
GIGGLE |
Omoi River, New Britain |
GILBEY |
Davao Gulf, P.I. |
GILLETTE |
Aden, Arabia |
GIMLET |
Tetling, Alaska |
GINGER |
Goodenough, New Guinea |
GIRAFFE |
Marklo, New Britain |
GIRDLE |
Peter Harbor, New Britain |
GLACIER |
Air operations from the north against Japan |
GLAMIS |
Deauville, France |
GLAND |
Bagen, New Guinea |
GLEASON |
Amgem River, New Britain |
GLENDALE |
Bulgaria |
GLOBETROTTER |
Capture of Cape Sansapor, Dutch New Guinea (30-31 July 1944) |
GLORIA |
El River, New Britain |
GLOVE |
Pulo Cecie de Mir, French Indo China |
GLOVER |
Nunglo, New Britain |
GLOW |
Rendova Island, Solomon Islands |
GLOWWORM |
Piaanu Pass, Truk, Caroline Islands |
GLYPTIC |
Premier Joseph Stalin |
GNATS |
Sibutu Passage, P.I. |
GNOSTIC |
Daril Creek, New Guinea |
GOALPOST |
Port Lyautey, French Morocco |
GOBLET |
Operations against Crotone Area, Italy |
GOCART |
Asiet, New Guinea |
GOGMAGOG |
Waigeo Island, New Guinea |
GOLD |
D-Day Beaches (Europe) |
GOLDBERG |
Mt. Langla, New Britain |
GOLDBRICK |
Mt. Talawe, New Britain |
GOLDEN |
Pucio Point, Panay Island, P.I. |
GOLDENBOUGH |
Sorong, New Guinea |
GOLDFISH |
France |
GOLDFLAKE |
Outward move of Allied formations from Italy to France |
GOLDSTICK |
San Miguel, Azores |
GOLDWIN |
Atua, New Britain |
GOLLIWOG |
Fighting French |
GOOBER |
Dadbur River, New Guinea |
GOODGAME |
St. Helena Island, Atlantic Ocean |
GOODMAN |
Lakei Island, New Britain |
GOODRICH |
Garowe Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
GOODTIME |
Treasury Island, Solomon Islands |
GOOSE |
Cape Natoka, Viti Levu, Fiji Islands |
GOOSEBERRY |
Artificial harbor for landing craft in shallow water |
GOOSEWING |
Alaska |
GOOTCH |
Monga, New Britain |
GOSSIPMONGER |
Talaud Island, N.E.I. |
GRACE |
Cape Endaiadere, New Guinea |
GRAMMAR |
Urukthapel Island, Palau Islands |
GRANDDAD |
Kropan, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
GRANDE |
Montevideo, Uruguay |
GRANDPA |
Gurisau (Gurissu), New Britain |
GRANDSTAND |
Papua Bay, New Guyinea |
GRANITE |
Central Pacific Campaign, 1944 |
GRANNY |
Manila, P.I. |
GRANNY |
Moro Gulf, P.I. |
GRAPESHOT |
15th Army Group spring offensive designed to destroy German forces in Italy |
GRASS |
Berande Point, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
GRASSHOPPER |
Azores |
GRASSHOPPER |
Simban, New Guinea |
GRATING |
Mombasa, Kenya, Africa |
GRAVEYARD |
Louisa Harbor, Trobriand |
GRAY |
Azores |
GREEK |
San Bernardino, P.I. |
GREEN |
Mexico |
GREENSPRING |
Lulakuvi, New Britain |
GREENWOOD |
Durazzo, Albania |
GRENADE |
Operation by the 9th Army in northeasterly direction |
GREW |
Australia |
GREYHOUND |
Borgen Bay, New Britain |
GRINDSTONE |
Lolobata Airdrome, Halmahera Island, N.E.I. |
GRINDSTONE |
Mokmer, New Guinea |
GRIPFAST |
ModifiedTARZAN |
GRITS |
Kapuluk River, New Britain |
GROSBEAK |
Shinchiku, Formosa |
GROUNDHOG |
Nowra, New South Wales, Australia |
GROUNDSMAN |
Cape Sudest, New Guinea |
GRUMPY |
Balboa, C.Z. |
GUAVA |
Daumie Island, Solomon Islands |
GUILD |
Agulupella, New Britain |
GUILDHALL |
Aikon Hamlet, New Britain |
GULLCRY |
Palau Island, Palau Islands |
GUMDROP |
Christmas Island, Line Islands |
GUNMAN |
Galena, Alaska |
GUNMETAL |
Messina, Sicily |
GUNROOM |
Gander Lake, Newfoundland |
GUNSMITH |
Torres Strait, Australia |
GYMNAST |
Early planning for operations in Northwest Africa |
HACKBUT |
Calek, New Guinea |
HACKNEY |
Lubang Island, P.I. |
HACKSAW |
McGrath, Alaska |
HADDOCK |
Agaris River, New Britain |
HADES |
Makassar Strait, N.E.I. |
HAEMATITE |
Funafuti Island, Ellice Islands |
HAILSTONE |
CV Strike on Truk, Caroline Islands |
HAIRBRUSH |
Puruata Harbor, Bougainville, Solomon Islands |
HAIRLESS |
Middleburg Island Airdrome, New Guinea |
HALBERD |
Concrete caissons used as breakwaters in artificial harbors for use against Japan |
HALFTERM |
Manchukuo |
HALFWAY |
Georgetown, British Guiana |
HALIBUT |
West Coast Surigao, P.I. |
HALITUS |
Gulrol Creek, New Guinea |
HALLUCINATION |
Meningo, New Guinea |
HALPRO |
U.S. Army Air Force project in China |
HALTER |
Kwaiapan Bay, New Britain |
HAMILTON |
Natamo, Solomon Islands |
HAMMER |
Bombardment of Reggio, South Italy (31 August 1943) |
HAMMOCK |
Molopun, New Britain |
HAMPER |
Lamogai, New Britain |
HAMSTRING |
Membe Reef, New Britain |
HANDCUFF |
Operation for capture of Rhodes, Aegean Sea |
HANDICAP |
Fairbanks, Alaska |
HANDKERCHIEF |
Eil Malk Island, Palau Islands |
HANDLE |
Mt. Gulu, New Britain |
HANDSOME |
Gulkana, Alaska |
HANDSPRING |
Gumbi, New Guinea |
HANDYMAN |
Kalapiai Island, New Britain |
HANGDOG |
Babo, New Guinea |
HANGNAIL |
Kumarau Bay, New Guinea |
HANGOVER |
Vakuta Island, New Guinea |
HANWOOD |
Bizerte, Tunisia |
HAPHAZARD |
Kapo Island, New Britain |
HAPPYLARK |
Umnak, Alaska |
HARDIHOOD I |
Aid to Turkey, Phase I |
HARDIHOOD II |
Aid to Turkey, Phase II |
HARDIHOOD III |
Aid to Turkey, Phase III |
HARDIHOOD IV |
Aid to Turkey, Phase IV |
HARDTACK |
Rauto, New Britain |
HARDTACK 4 |
Landing and reconnaissance on French Coast in vicinity of Le Treport (26-27 December 1943) |
HARDTACK 7 |
Landing for purposes of reconnaissance in vicinity of Point Terrible, Channel Islands of Sark (December 1943) (G.B.) |
HARDTACK 21 |
Landing and reconnaissance in vicinity of St. Marcouf Isles (27 December 1943) |
HARDTACK 28 |
Landing for reconnaissance purposes in vicinity of Gifford Bay, Island of Jersey (25-26 December 1943) |
HARDWARE |
Tanuan, P.I. |
HARLEM |
Chiling Island, New Britain |
HARLOT |
Au River, New Britain |
HARMLESS |
Nuvure Island, New Britain |
HARMONICA |
British Guiana |
HARPSICHORD |
Gulf of Salerno, Italy |
HARPOON |
2nd Australian Corps, Cairns, Australia |
HARPY |
Takotna, Alaska |
HARTFORD |
Meitzen Point, New Britain |
HARVARD |
Namuramunga, New Britain |
HASHISH |
Cape Iris, New Britain |
HASSOCK |
Restorf Island, New Britain |
HATCHET |
Mass Mass Island, New Britain |
HATHOR |
Goriong, New Guinea |
HATPIN |
U.S. Naval 5th Training Base, British Isles |
HATRACK |
Tidal Creek, New Guinea |
HAVOC |
Witat, New Britain |
HAWKINS |
Lagore, New Britain |
HAWSER |
Avungai Island, Solomon Sea |
HAYFEVER |
Aloester Island, Louisiade Archipelago |
HAZARD |
Naveilpur, New Britain |
HEADLAND |
Lashio, China |
HEADSTRONG |
Kumbum Passage, New Britain |
HEADWAY |
Maffin Airdrome, New Guinea |
HEARTH |
Sunda Strait, Java, N.E.I. |
HEARTSTRINGS |
Parry Island, Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands |
HEATH |
Cairo, Egypt |
HEATHER |
Sisigal, New Guinea |
HEATWAVE |
Antigua, West Indies |
HEAVNER |
Tikan, New Britain |
HEDGE |
Faielau Island, Solomon Islands |
HEDONISM |
Tarik Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
HEEZE |
Tamata River, New Guinea |
HELEN |
Mitre, New Guinea |
HELLCAT |
Port Said, Egypt |
HELMET |
Kaimana, New Guinea |
HELMSMAN |
Calvi, Corsica |
HEMISPHERE |
Emuya, New Britain |
HEMLOCK |
Gavutu Island, Solomon Islands |
HEMSTITCH |
Serragio, Corsica |
HEN |
Ukiangong, Gilbert Islands |
HENBIT |
Sueng, New Guinea |
HENCHMAN |
Mipolok, New Britain |
HEPCAT |
Alau Passage, New Britain |
HERALD |
Talmiro, New Guinea |
HERBERT |
Sigrilo, New Britain |
HERCULES |
Capture of Rhodes Island, Aegean Sea |
HEREFORD POINT |
Ukiangong Point, Gilbert Islands |
HERMES |
Kikiviai, New Britain |
HERMIT |
Auckland, New Zealand |
HERRINGBONE |
Eskimo Bay, Canada |
HESTER |
Kapapiai Island, New Britain |
HEXAMETER |
Shimushu Island, Kurile Islands |
HEXOSE |
Souaivinda Creek, New Guinea |
HIBISCUS |
Tulagi Island, Solomon Islands |
HICKOK |
Laut, New Britain |
HICKORY |
Lanau Island, Solomon Islands |
HIDROSIS |
Dingalan Bay, P.I. |
HIGHBALL |
Gingoog Bay, Mindanao Island, P.I. |
HIGHBOY |
Cristobal, Panama |
HIGHFLYER |
Damascus, Syria |
HIGHJUMP |
U.S. Navy Antarctic Developments Project, 1947 |
HIGHSTEP |
Freetown, Sierra Leone, Africa |
HIGHWAY |
Caroline Islands |
HIGHWAYMAN |
Putu Island, Chusan Archipelago, China |
HILLOCK |
Kunming, China |
HILLSIDE |
Ceylon |
HINDSIGHT |
Somek, New Guinea |
HINKLE |
Runglo River, Serang Island, N.E.I. |
HINTERLAND |
Bitokara, New Britain |
HIPPODROME |
Fatu Channel, Chusan Archipelago, China |
HOBBLE |
Mt. Karberg, New Britain |
HOBGOBLIN |
Pantelleria Island, Mediterranean Sea |
HOCKSHAW |
Annen Point, New Britain |
HOGCALLER |
Lombok Strait, Java Island, N.E.I. |
HOLBEIN |
Norway |
HOLIDAY |
Miligui Point, Solomon Islands |
HOLLY |
Canton Island, Phoenix Islands |
HOLLY |
Point Cruz Signal Tower, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
HOLLYHOCK |
Beaufort Bay, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
HOMERUN |
Valdez, Alaska |
HOMINY |
Potnangara River, New Britain |
HONEY |
Ulawa Island, Solomon Islands |
HONECOMB |
Kaurokabin Point, New Britain |
HONEYDEW |
Olevuga Island, Solomon Islands |
HOPEFUL |
Roebourne, Australia |
HOPGARDEN |
Baler Bay, Luzon, P.I. |
HOPKINS |
North Cape, New Ireland |
HORACE |
Higgins Point, New Britain |
HORLICKS |
Capture of Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea, and seizure of hostile aerodromes and the rapid establishment of air facilities for U.S. aircraft (27 September 1944) |
HORNBLOWER |
Preparation for demolition of Alexandria Harbor, Egypt, Stage Two; not brought into force. Depth charges and explosives were ready but not placed in positions in order that plan should not be disclosed to Egyptians (29 June 1942) |
HORRIFIED |
Sicily |
HORROR |
Ulithi Island, Caroline Islands |
HORSE |
Alice Channel, British North Borneo |
HORSE ISLAND |
Butaritari Island, [Tarawa Atoll,] Gilbert Islands |
HORSEPLAY |
Cagayen River Valley, Mindanao, P.I. |
HORSESHOES |
Chukea Island, Chusan Archipelago, China |
HOSPITABLE |
Melbourne, Australia |
HOST |
Tutuila, Samoan Islands |
HOTHOUSE |
Kotzebue, Alaska |
HOTPLATE |
Operations against New Guinea |
HOTSHOT |
Dauli, New Britain |
HOUR |
Upolu, Samoan Islands |
HOURGLASS |
Anambas Islands, Malay Peninsula |
HOUSEHOLD |
Hollandia Airdrome, New Guinea |
HOUSTON |
Matenai Island, New Britain |
HOWARD |
Misambral, New Britain |
HOYDEN |
Kwaiapan Plantation, New Britain |
HUBBLE |
Wabula, Celebes, N.E.I. |
HUCKABACK |
Artillery reconnaissance of the Island of Sark, Channel Islands (27-28 February 1943) |
HUCKLEBERRY |
Tassafaronga, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
HUDDLE |
Occupation of Ndeni, Santa Cruz Islands |
HUDSON |
Munda Bar, Solomon Islands |
HUDSON |
Santiago, Chile |
HUMPBACK |
La Fe, Cuba |
HURL |
Funafuti, Ellice Islands |
HURRICANE TASK FORCE |
Sarmi Task Force, New Guinea |
HUSBAND |
Continuation of WEDLOCK |
HUSKY |
Invasion and operations in Sicily (July 1943) |
HUTTON and HAYFIELD |
Subplans of TORCH |
HYDROGEN |
Batangas Bay, Luzon, P.I. |
HYDRANGEA |
Kavin Island, New Britain |
HYOSCINE |
Adelaide, Australia |
HYPOCRITE |
Japan |
HYSTERIA |
Pilandimi, New Britain |
ICARUS |
Honduras |
ICEBERG |
Occupation of positions in the Ryukyus [Okinawa] (March-April 1945) |
ICEBERG VII |
Attacks on Sakishima Gunto Island, Japan, by Naval Air Squadron (4-5 May 1945) |
ICEBLINK |
Secretary of State James F. Byrnes |
ICHOR |
Talifai, New Guinea |
ICONIC |
Tetere, Solomon Islands |
IDENTICAL |
Asor, Ulithi Atoll, Yap Islands |
IDIOT |
Surigao Strait, P.I. |
IDLEAGE |
Wab Bay, New Guinea |
ILLEGITIMATE |
Gagil-Tomil Area, Yap Islands |
ILLOGICAL |
Hiroshima, Japan |
IMAGINATIVE |
Frederick Hendrik Island, New Guinea |
IMPERSONAL |
Allied occupation of Batavia, Java, N.E.I. (28-30 September 1945) |
IMPROMPTU |
Chusan Archipelago, China |
IMPROVER |
Amami O Shima Island, Japan |
INCANTATION |
Labi, Goodenough Island |
INCENTIVE |
Tansui (Tainsui), Formosa |
INCESSANT |
Kaven Island, Maloelap Atoll, Marshall Islands |
INCISOR |
Reggio di Calabria, Italy |
INCOME |
Koryu, Formosa |
INCREDIBLE |
Tarawa Atoll, Gilbert Islands |
INCUBUS |
Dutch Harbor, Alaska |
INDEPENDENCE |
Blockade of Bay Biscay ports occupied by Germans (28 March 1945) |
INDICTMENT |
Pakin Island, Caroline Islands |
INDIGENCE |
San Fernando, Luzon, P.I. |
INDISPENSABLE |
Ie (Iye) Shima, Nansei Shoto Islands, Japan |
INDUCTION |
Pacific Ocean Area operations to support occupation of Luzon, P.I. |
INEBRIATE |
Kagi, New Guinea |
INFANTRY |
Ihiya Jima, Nansei Shoto Islands, Japan |
INFATUATE I and II |
Capture of Walcheren Island, Scheldt River (1 Novcember 1944) |
INFERNO |
United States |
INGRAIN |
Buin, Bougainville, Solomon Islands |
INHERITANCE |
Dadjangas, Mindanao, P.I. |
INKLING |
Vancouver, British Columbia |
INKSPOT |
Lafuai River, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
INKSTAND |
Cherchel, Algeria |
INMATE |
Neutralization of air installations in Truk Atoll, Caroline Islands (12-16 June 1945) |
INNER |
Sharyo (Sharyo-To) (Sia-Liau-To), Formosa |
INSECT |
H.M.S. Eagle flying off Spitfires to Malta (21 July 1942) |
INSECT |
Tanimaiki Village, Gilbert Islands |
INSERTION |
Surigao, Mindanao, P.I. |
INSOLENCE |
Frederikshaab, Greenland |
INSPIRATION |
Round-up of French Tunny vessels and their being brought into Penzance, Cornwall (22 September 1942) |
INSTITUTION |
Aroe Island, New Guinea |
INSURGENT |
Pacific Ocean Area operations to support occupation of Mindanao, P.I. |
INTEGER |
Visayan Group, P.I. |
INTERCEPTION |
Iriomote Jima, Japan |
INTERLOCK |
New Hanover Island, New Ireland, Bismarck Archipelago |
INTERLUDE |
Morotai Island, N.E.I. |
INTERRUPTION |
Lagonoy Gulf, Luzon, P.I. |
INTRACTABLE |
Elato Island, Caroline Islands |
INVENTION |
Salebaboe Island, Talaud Islands, N.E.I. |
INWALL |
General Joseph W. Stilwell, USA |
IODINE |
Losey Field, Ponce, Puerto Rico |
IRENE |
Douglas Harbor, New Guinea |
IRET |
New Caledonia |
IRIDIUM |
Sagan, New Guinea |
IRONCLAD |
Occupation of Diego Suarez, Madagascar (8 May 1942) (G.B.) |
IRONGREY |
South Pacific Forces in Southwest Pacific Area |
IRONHORSE |
Artificial harbor in connection with CORONET |
IRONMONGER |
Wotje Islands, Marshall Islands |
IRONSTONE |
Sakhalin, Japan |
IRRITANT |
Paramushiru, Kurile Islands |
ISADORE |
U.S. Seventh Military District |
ISOLATOR |
Operations against the southeast coast of China |
ISOSCELES |
Amboina, Ceram, N.E.I. |
JABBER |
Klagen, New Britain |
JACKAROO |
Sape Strait, Flores Sea, N.E.I. |
JACKASS |
Bla River, New Britain |
JACKBOOT |
Attu Island, Aleutian Islands |
JACKFROST |
Canada |
JACKKNIFE |
Johnson Island, Pacific Ocean |
JACKSTAY |
Sardinia |
JACOBITE |
Kauai, Hawaii |
JACONET |
Munda, New Georgia Island, Solomon Islands |
JADE |
Perth, Australia |
JAGUAR |
Alas Strait, Java, N.E.I. |
JAILBAIT |
Pirau River, New Britain |
JAKEY |
Cape Kamao, French Indo China |
JAMBOREE |
Sep Sep Island, New Britain |
JAMES |
Cocos Island, Solomon Islands |
JAMES |
Kabanaki Village, Gilbert Islands |
JAMJAR |
Naknek, Alaska |
JAMORE |
Makassar City, Celebes, N.E.I. |
JAMPUFF |
Nandi, Fiji Islands |
JANE |
Assault landing from seaward to capture Tamatave, Madagascar (18 September 1942) (G.B.) |
JANET |
Kuching, Borneo, N.E.I. |
JANGLE |
Taruk Mission, New Britain |
JANITOR |
Corsica |
JAPONICA |
Tinghai, Chusan Islands, China |
JARGON |
Bena Bena, New Guinea |
JARRAH |
Onslow, Australia |
JASMINE |
Kaub Island, New Guinea |
JASPER |
Aikon, New Britain |
JAVELIN |
Bali Plantation, New Britain |
JEDDAH |
Port Prince Rupert [Ruper], British Columbia |
JELLO |
Opol, P.I. |
JELLY |
Tablos Strait, P.I. |
JELLYFISH |
Umbolding, New Guinea |
JEMMY |
U.S. Force in southwest Scotland |
JERBOA |
Foggia, Italy |
JEREMIAD |
Crete |
JEREMIAH |
Mt. Bola, New Britain |
JERK |
Wellington, New Zealand |
JEROBOAM |
Wake Island |
JEWESS |
Sandakan, Borneo, N.E.I. |
JIBBOOM |
U.S.N. Force in Jamaica |
JIBDOOR |
Rumung, Yap Island |
JIFFY |
Waiwi Creek, New Guinea |
JIGSAW |
Waren Airdrome, New Guinea |
JIMJAM |
2nd U.S. Naval Training Base, British Isles |
JIVELAND |
San Remo Point, France |
JOBLOT |
Nicaragua |
JOCKEY |
Misamis Occidental, Mindanao, P.I. |
JOEBLOW |
Kulu River, New Britain |
JOGALONG |
Magdalene River, New Britain |
JOHANNES |
Talasea Island, N.E.I. |
JOHNSON |
Sauren, New Britain |
JOLLYBOAT |
Hoji Island, Chusan Archipelago, China |
JOMINI |
Pilelo Passage, New Britain |
JOSHUA |
Waru, New Guinea |
JOURNALBOY |
Java, N.E.I. |
JUBILANT |
Airborne operations by 1st Allied Airborne Army under ECLIPSE conditions to safeguard and supply prisoner-of-war camps |
JUBILEE |
Combined Allied raid on Dieppe, France (18-19 August 1942) |
JUGGLE |
Waterloo, Sierra Leone, Africa |
JUGGLER |
Coordinated operations against fighter factories by U.S. 8th Air Force and North African Air Force |
JUGULATED |
Strategic positions selected for occupation upon Japanese withdrawal, collapse or surrender |
JUICYFRUIT |
Baru, New Guinea |
JULIET |
Baronga Island, Burma |
JUMBLE |
El Obeid, Sudan |
JUMBLE |
Taraua, New Britain |
JUNO |
D-Day Beaches (Europe) |
JUPITER |
Panguil Bay, P.I. |
JURIST |
Occupation of Malaya, after Japanese surrender (18 August 1945) |
JURYMAST |
Selaru Island, N.E.I. |
JUVENILE |
Dobodura, New Guinea |
KALEIDOSCOPE |
Cape Nelson Area, New Guinea |
KAPPA |
Curacao, N.W.I. |
KEENSET |
Sorlen Island, Ulithi Atoll, Yap Islands |
KELVINATOR |
Lulua River, Belgian Congo |
KENTUCKY |
Gingoog, New Guinea |
KERBSTONE |
Arabia |
KEROSENE |
Luschan Harbor, New Britain |
KESTREL |
Calcutta, India |
KEYRING |
Wellington, New Zealand |
KEYWAY |
Yokosuka, Japan |
KICKSHAW |
Canada |
KIDNEYBEAN |
Aichi, Japan |
KILKENNY |
Dulag, Leyte Island, P.I. |
KILLJOY |
Timika, New Guinea |
KILTING |
President Harry S. Truman |
KINDLE |
U.S. Force in southeast England |
KINDRED |
Omarakan A, Trobriand Island |
KINGCRAFT |
Tau Hwa Island, Chusan Archipelago, China |
KINGGRAB |
Operations against Wewak, New Guinea |
KINGPIN |
Gulf of Boni, Celebes, N.E.I. |
KIRA |
Aratu, Brazil |
KIRKDALE |
Monserrato, Sicily |
KITCHEN |
Ablingi Harbor, New Britain |
KITCHENMAID |
Manado, Celebes, N.E.I. |
KLAXON I and II |
Evacuation of Namsos and Narvik, Norway (2-3 May 1940) (G.B.) |
KNAPWEED |
Toshien, Formosa |
KNEECAP |
Albany, Western Australia |
KNEEPIECE |
Harry Hopkins |
KNIFEREST |
Occidental Province, Mindanao, P.I. |
KNOTTY |
Manipa Strait, Moluccas, N.E.I. |
KNOWLEDGE |
Kume Jima, Luchu Islands, Japan |
KNUCKLEHEAD |
Russell Islands aerial patrol |
KNUTE |
Omo Island, New Guinea |
KODAK |
Aikuvuri, New Britain |
KOHINOOR |
Chile |
KOPJE |
Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico |
KOURBASH |
Makin Island, Gilbert Islands |
KRONE |
Suit, New Guinea |
KRYTPON |
Aden, Arabia |
KUDOS |
U.S. Army Bomber Force, East England |
KUMQUAT |
Ugi Island, Solomon Islands |
LABORATORY |
Hokkaido Island, Japan |
LACUNA |
San Juanico Strait, Samar Island, P.I. |
LADBROKE |
Siracusa, Sicily |
LADEN |
Choshu (Choshu-Gai), Formosa |
LADYBIRD |
Nakajima Tama, Japan |
LADYLOVE |
New Zealand |
LADYSMANTLE |
Ant Island, Caroline Islands |
LAINDON |
Tunis, Africa |
LAMBERT |
Aimola, New Britain |
LAMBSKIN |
Niigata, Japan |
LAMEDUCK |
Wallis Island, New Hebrides |
LAMENT |
Awang Island, Solomon Sea |
LAMOUR |
Balangori Bay, New Britain |
LAMPLIGHTER |
Deir-ez-zor, Syria |
LAMPOON |
Fanning Island, Line Islands |
LAMPPOST |
4th U.S. Naval Training Base, British Isles |
LAMPREY |
Algiers, Algeria |
LANCEWOOD |
Toko (Tankan) (Toko-Gai), Formosa |
LANDCRAB |
Attu operation, Aleutian Islands |
LANDLOCKED |
U.S. Navy Advanced Base, Corinto, Nicaragua |
LANDSHARK |
Cuba |
LANESBOROUGH |
Aghione, Corsica |
LANGTREE |
Algiers, Algeria |
LANKY |
Molokai, Hawaii |
LANO |
Walker Cay, Bahama Islands |
LANOLIN |
Northwestern Pacific Area |
LANTANA |
Florida Island, Solomon Islands |
LAPICIDE |
Pulo Anna Island, Caroline Islands |
LAPOVER |
Savaii, Samoa |
LARBOARD |
Winslow, Alaska |
LARDYDARDY |
Cairns, Australia |
LARGESSE |
Landing of force near Sfax, East Tunisian coast, to destroy Italian lines of communication and to coincide with Allied advance from West Tunisia (5 January 1943) |
LARKSPUR |
Lagos, Nigeria, Africa |
LARKSPUR |
Savo Island, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
LASSIS |
Marcus Island, Pacific Ocean |
LASSO |
Tioro Strait, Celebes, N.E.I. |
LATEST |
Taito (Taito-Gai) (Taito-Shi), Formosa |
LAUNDRESS |
The Vichy French |
LAURENCETOWN |
Bastia, Corsica |
LAWLORD |
Jaluit Island, Marshall Islands |
LAWMAKER |
Tipaza, Algeria |
LAWMAKING |
Karafuto, Japan |
LAWNMOWER |
North Loloda Islands, Halmahera, N.E.I. |
LAWYER |
Ascension Island, Atlantic Ocean |
LAYMAN |
Ramu River Valley, New Guinea |
LAZAR |
Maui, Hawaii |
LAZARETTO |
Gasmata, New Britain |
LEADMINE |
Singapore, Malaya |
LEAP |
Destruction of enemy heavy ships attempting to enter the Mediterranean (20-31 December 1942) |
LEAPYEAR |
Mostaghanem, Algeria |
LEARNTOWER |
North Loloda Islands, Halmahera, N.E.I. |
LEATHERBACK |
Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
LEATHERNECK |
Fortaleza, Brazil |
LEAVENWORTH |
Cape Bach, New Britain |
LECTERN |
Noumea, New Caledonia |
LEECH |
Sunda Strait, Java, N.E.I. |
LEFT |
Brisbane, Australia |
LEGREST |
Mussau Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
LEGSTUMP |
Lesser Sunda Islands |
LEGUMINOUS |
Okinawa-Jima Islands, Japan |
LEMON |
Wonai Bay, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
LENADERG |
Bonifacio, Corsica |
LENNONS |
Bambak, New Britain |
LENTIL |
Second attack on Pangkalang Brandan preliminary to MERIDIAN |
LENTON |
Gibraltar |
LEOPARD |
Bukum, New Guinea |
LETTERBOX |
Dobodura, New Guinea |
LETTERPRESS |
Humboldt Bay, New Guinea |
LIBEL |
Cordova, Alaska |
LIBRETTO |
Bermuda |
LICORICE |
Buton Passage, Halmahera, N.E.I. |
LIDLESS |
Suri, New Guinea |
LIFEBOAT |
Mediterranean Sea |
LIFEBLOOD |
Balboa, Canal Zone |
LIFEBUOY |
Panama Railroad Company |
LIFEGUARD |
Satawal Island, Caroline Islands |
LIFELINE |
Rayak, Syria |
LIFEPRESERVER |
South Atlantic |
LIGHTHOUSE |
Kowanshi Bay, Formosa |
LILAC |
Brazil |
LILY |
Ufa Island, Solomon Islands |
LIMABEAN |
Ketchikan, Alaska |
LIMABEAN |
Visale, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
LIMEJUICE |
Kodiak, Alaska |
LIMEPIT |
South Atlantic Command |
LIMERICK |
Ausak Island, Solomon Sea |
LIMESTONE |
Thursday Island, Solomon Islands |
LINCOLN |
Oquaia Point, Trobriand Island |
LINEOUT |
Aitutaki Island, Cook Islands |
LINTEL |
Matadi, Belgian Congo |
LION ISLAND |
Nabuni Island, Gilbert Islands |
LIONHEARTED |
Los Negros Island, Admiralty Islands |
LIPSCOMB |
Bopeenbeen River, New Britain |
LIPSTICK |
Great Sitkin Island, Alaska |
LIQUIDATOR |
Campaign in China |
LIQUORICE |
Rumania |
LISACUL |
Calvi, Corsica |
LITERARY |
Ataig, New Britain |
LITHARGE |
Mogmog, Ulithi Atoll, Yap Islands |
LITIGANT |
Gulf of Tartary, Japan |
LITTLEJOE |
Liberia |
LITTLE MAROON |
Patos Island, B.W.I. |
LITTORAL |
Kato, Formosa |
LIVEOAK |
Kanaga Island, Aleutian Islands |
LIVESTOCK |
Sangie Island, N.E.I. |
LOBWORN |
Arno Atoll, Marshall Islands |
LOCKET |
Kema River, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
LOCKJAW |
Plans for operations against Kavieng, New Ireland |
LOCKSMAN |
Mille Island, Mille Atoll |
LOCKSTITCH |
Battle Harbor, Labrador |
LOCUST |
Kablumgu Point, New Britain |
LOEBNITZ |
Spud pontoon pierheads |
LOGARITHM |
Surigao Strait, P.I. |
LOGBOOK |
Tenes, Algeria |
LOGLINE |
Paraguay |
LONEWOLF |
Plan establishing South Pacific Amphibious Force |
LONGBOW |
Wellington, New Zealand |
LONGFACE |
Military Attache, Caracas, Venezuela |
LONGHOP |
Plans for operations against Manus Island |
LONGLEG |
Kornasoren, Noemfoor Island, New Guinea |
LONGSHORE |
Emidj Island, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands |
LONGSUIT |
Tarawa Island, Gilbert Islands |
LONGVIEW |
Adak Island, Aleutian Islands |
LOPSIDED |
Tutuila, Samoa Islands |
LOQUAT |
Bungana Island, Tulagi-Florida Group, Solomon Islands |
LOSWORM |
Arno Atoll, Marshall Islands |
LOTUS |
Doma Reef, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
LOWBOY |
Okha, Sakhalin Island, U.S.S.R. |
LOYALIST |
Operations to liberate Burma at the earliest date |
LUBRICATE |
Leyte Gulf, P.I. |
LUCERNE |
Umm Qaar, Irak [Iraq] |
LUFICER |
Blae Harbor, New Britain |
LUCKYBAG |
Natal, Brazil |
LUCRATIVE |
Bentoni Isthmus, N.E.I. |
LUGSAIL |
Tulagi Island, Solomon Islands |
LUMBERJACK |
Operations north of the Moselle between Cologne and Coblenz, Germany |
LUMINOSITY |
Macalajar Bay, Mindanao, P.I. |
LUMPSUGAR |
Timor, N.E.I. |
LUNGPOWER |
Mokil Island, Caroline Islands |
LUTINE |
Bandar Shahpur, Iran |
LUXURIANT |
Kai Islands, New Guinea |
LYNYE |
Subura, Schouten Islands, New Guinea |
LYRICAL |
Singorkai, New Guinea |
MABLE |
Aisega, Lottin Island, Dampier Strait, New Guinea |
MADAM |
Wolwol, New Britain |
MADCAP |
Au (North of Cape Anukur), New Britain |
MADONNA |
Dumagerette, Negros Island, P.I. |
MAELSTROM |
Okur, New Britain |
MAESTRO |
Oahu, T.H. |
MAGDELINA |
Didmop, New Britain |
MAGGOT |
Cape Bolinao, Luzon, P.I. |
MAGNET |
U.S. Forces in Northern Ireland |
MAGNETO |
Geographic location in connection with ARGONAUT |
MAGPIE |
Bombay, India |
MAHATMA |
Haha Jima, Bonin Islands, Japan |
MAILFIST |
Capture of the Singapore Coast Battery |
MAINE |
Kwalakessi, New Britain |
MAINLAND |
Rokko (Rokan) (Rokko-Gai), Formosa |
MAINSHEET |
Brunei Bay, Northwest Borneo |
MAINSPRING |
Germany or German |
MAINSPRING |
Mt. Namur, Lottin Island, Dampier Strait, New Guinea |
MAINSTREET |
Wadi Halfa, Sudan |
MAINYARD |
Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
MAJESTIC |
Invasion of Kyushu, Japan (projected) |
MAJESTIC |
Taliwaga, New Britain |
MAJESTY |
A craft shelter and breakwater formed of sunken blockships for use against the Japanese |
MALACANAN |
Cape St. Augustin, Mindanao, P.I. |
MALACCA |
Godthaab, Greenland |
MALICIOUS |
Palermo, Sicily |
MALLARD |
Hyderabad, India |
MALLARD |
Operation with 6th Airborne Division on evening of D-day |
MALLEABLE |
Pingelap Island, Caroline Islands |
MALLET |
Marilinan, New Guinea |
MALVERN |
Brest, France |
MAMMY |
Broome, Australia |
MANASSAS |
Wogwog Island, New Britain |
MANDRAKE |
Kavilpo River, New Britain |
MANHOLE |
Hawaii |
MANNER |
Shimchiku (Shinteku), Formosa |
MANTELSHELF |
Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
MANURE |
Walinda River, New Britain |
MAORI |
Visayan, P.I. |
MAPLE |
Port Moresby, New Guinea |
MAPLE |
Special minelaying operations in connection with OVERLORD |
MARBLE |
Carnarvon, Australia |
MARDIGRAS |
Kimbe Bay, New Britain |
MARGE |
Surabaya, Java, N.E.I. |
MARGERINE |
Gulei, New Britain |
MARIGOLD |
Landing military personnel along East Coast of Sardinia (30 May-1 June 1943) (G.B.) |
MARLOW |
Capri, Italy |
MARMALADE |
Santa Lucia, Cuba |
MAROON |
Trinidad, B.W.I. |
MARQUEE |
Hobart, Tasmania |
MARROW |
Maika, New Britain |
MARROWBONE |
Eastern Siberia |
MARSHMALLOW |
Mokmer, Biak Island, New Guinea |
MARSHMALLOW |
"Torpedo Track Sighted" |
MARTINI |
Dodecanese Islands, Mediterranea Sea |
MARYLAND |
Bulu-Murli, New Britain |
MASHIE |
Navalapua, New Britain |
MASONITE |
Koskins Peninsula, New Britain |
MASQUERADE |
Cape Reilnitz, Manning Strait, Solomon Islands |
MASTHEAD |
Numundo Point, New Britain |
MATCHABLE |
Panaon Strait, P.I. |
MATCHWOOD |
Talasea Airdrome, New Britain |
MATT I |
Abatiku Island, Gilbert Islands |
MATTERHORN |
Plan for very long range air operations from the Chengtu area in China against vital targets in the Japanese inner zone |
MATURE |
Kabunikau Point, Lusancay Island [Solomon Sea] |
MAWSEED |
Tanamerah, New Guinea |
MAXWELL |
Siwat Island, New Britain |
MAYFLOWER |
Gilva, Lottin Island, Dampier Strait, New Guinea |
MAYFLY |
U.S. Base, Midlands, England |
MAZE |
Melbourne, Australia |
McDUFF |
Boeroe Island, N.E.I. |
MEADOWS |
"Dangerous Ground" |
MECHANISM |
Gosei, Formosa |
MEDICO |
Anurio Island, New Britain |
MEETINGHOUSE |
Tokyo, Japan |
MEGAPHONE |
American Mission, Salinas, Ecuador |
MELINITE |
Argentia, Newfoundland |
MEMBER |
Sao, Formosa |
MEMSAHIB |
Rabaul, New Britain |
MENACE |
Plan to establish Free French Forces at Dakar under General De Gaulle (23-25 September 1940) |
MENDICANT |
Malakal Island, Palau Islands |
MENTONE |
Peru |
MERCANTILE |
Manus Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
MERCEDES |
Sealark, Santa Isabel Island, Solomon Islands |
MERCENARY |
Honshu Island, Japan |
MERCURY |
Panama |
MERIDIAN |
Attack on Palembang, Sumatra, refineries by carrier borne aircraft (January 1945) |
MERITORIOUS |
Aineman Island, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands |
MERRYMAID |
Bohol, P.I. |
MERRYMAKER |
Petropavlovsk, U.S.S.R. |
MESPOT |
Cover and deception policy for Western Europe from 1 January 1944 until NEPTUNE plus 21 |
MESSMATE |
U.S. Army, North Africa |
METAL |
Newfoundland |
METAPHOR |
Cold Bay, Unimak, Alaska |
METFIELD |
Bulgaria |
METRO |
Sarhe, New Britain |
METTLE |
Grass Point, New Britain |
MICHAELMAS |
Saidor, New Guinea |
MICHIGAN |
Puspun, New Britain |
MICROCOSM |
Goodenough Island, New Guinea |
MICROSCOPE |
Nagoya, Japan |
MIDWIFE |
Salier Strait, Celebes, N.E.I. |
MIKE ONE |
Landing on Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, P.I. |
MILD |
Canton Island, Phoenix Islands |
MILLET |
Diversionary operation in the form of an air strike within the Southeast Asia Command to coincide with major operations by U.S. Forces in the Philippines (15-21 October 1944) (G.B.) |
MILLRACE |
Pulusuk Island, Caroline Islands |
MINERAL |
Caucasus |
MINERVA |
Embarkation of General Giraud in Bormes Road, 20 miles east of Toulon, South France (6 November 1942) |
MINIVER |
Djailolo Pass, Halmahera, N.E.I. |
MIRACLE |
Namatutu, New Britain |
MOBILE |
Ongaia, New Britain |
MOCCASIN |
Wake Island |
MODEL |
Marine Movement |
MODEST |
Kukurio, New Britain |
MOLAR |
Dabanu Village, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
MOLEHILL |
Ellice Islands |
MONARCH |
Spratly Island, South China Sea |
MONKEYPUZZLE |
Japan |
MONOCLE |
Siberia |
MONSOON |
Otta Pass, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
MONTCLAIR |
Operations to reoccupy the Visayas-Mindanao-Borneo-Netherlands East Indies area |
MOONMAN |
Skagway, Alaska |
MOONSHINE |
Kulumadau, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
MOONSTRUCK |
Vogelkop Peninsula, New Guinea |
MORINO |
Singapore |
MOROCCO |
Sunpanam, Umboi Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
MOSCOW |
Reilly's Creek, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
MOSSBANK |
Pierre Laval |
MOTHER |
Cape Selatan, Borneo |
MOTOROLA |
Cape Mensing, New Britain |
MOTTLED |
Limassol, Cyprus |
MOZART |
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics |
MUDBANK |
Operations against Ponape, Caroline Islands |
MUDBATH |
U.S. Army occupation of Martinique, Guadaloupe and French Guiana |
MULBERRY |
Artificial harbors for OVERLORD |
MULE |
Suva, Fiji Islands |
MULTITUDE |
Ngargol Island, Palau Islands |
MUMMY |
Sibuyan Island, P.I. |
MUNSTER |
Le Havre, France |
MURDER |
Esaihi, New Britain |
MURSLEY |
Loire River, France |
MUSCATEL |
Kaurai, New Britain |
MUSKET |
Operations against the heel of Italy |
MUSKETEER |
Landing on Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, P.I. |
MUSK-OX |
Exercise to be conducted by Canadian Army and Royal Canadian Air Force during the winter, 1945-46 |
MUTUAL |
Nus Nus, New Britain |
MYSTERY |
Reu Island, Solomon Sea |
MYTHOLOGY |
Canton Island, Phoenix Islands |
NABOB |
Northern Ireland |
NANTYDERRY |
Bordeaux, France |
NAPKIN |
Keuea Village, Gilbert Islands |
NAPOLEON |
Dover counterinvasion measures (30 June 1940) (G.B.) |
NARCISSUS |
Palix River, New Britain |
NARCOTIC |
Rumut Passage, New Britain |
NASAL |
Burma Road, Burma-China |
NATCHEZ |
Senla, New Britain |
NATIVE |
New Guinea Force |
NAUGHTY |
Alimbit River, New Britain |
NAUSEATE |
Kapoli River, New Britain |
NAVAJO |
Cape Aulop, New Britain |
NEARHAND |
Mangrove Island, New Britain |
NECKERCHIEF |
Kaka River, New Georgia, Solomon Islands |
NECROMANCER |
Sepik River, New Guinea |
NECTAR |
Paligmete, New Britain |
NEIGHBOR |
Natal, Brazil |
NEMESIS |
Kumbun Island, New Britain |
NEOPHYTE |
Molua, New Britain |
NEPTUNE |
Actual operations within OVERLORD to be used instead of OVERLORD only in communications and documents which disclose directly or by inference (a) target area, (b) precise dates of assaults, (c) the total scale of assaults |
NEPTUNE |
Embarkation of members of French General Giraud's staff off River Var, near Nice, South France (7-8 November 1942) |
NERVOUS |
Arowak Island, New Britain |
NESTEGG |
Occupation of Channel Islands either after surrender of local German garrison or after evacuation of islands by Germans |
NESTEGG |
Pru River, New Britain |
NEUROTIC |
Olapum, New Britain |
NEWBIGGIN |
Guernsey Island, English Channel |
NEWCOMER |
Sorong, New Guinea |
NEW HAVEN |
Yamai, New Guinea |
NEWINGTON |
Brittany, France |
NEWLANDS |
Cherbourg-Querqueville, France |
NEWSPAPER |
Gaho River, New Britain |
NIBLICK |
Oran, Algeria |
NICETY |
Riff Point, New Britain |
NICK ISLAND |
Entrance Island, Solomon Islands |
NIGHTINGALE |
Vessi Islet, New Britain |
NIGHTMARE |
South Coast, Mindanao, P.I. |
NIGHTOUT |
Latakia, Syria |
NIGHTSTICKER |
Khabarovsk, U.S.S.R. |
NILE |
American Mission, Salinas, Ecuador |
NIMBUS |
Nukuoro Island, Caroline Islands |
NIPPLE |
Magulata Point, Trobriand Island |
NIPPLE |
Schaumann Island, New Britain |
NIRVANA |
Manila, P.I. |
NISI |
Camocim, Brazil |
NOAH |
Joint Army-Navy directive for the defense of Iceland and Greenland |
NOAHSARK |
Liapo, New Britain |
NOBALL |
Attacks against rocket launching sites |
NOGGIN |
Bulu-Daba, New Britain |
NOISELESS |
Tanahmerah Bay, New Guinea |
NONCONFORMIST |
Buna, New Guinea |
NONSTOP |
Redeployment of U.S. Forces following the defeat of Germany |
NONSTOP |
Ruango, New Britain |
NOONTIDE |
Waisisi, New Britain |
NORMAN |
Capture of Corsica and Sardinia (9 September 1943) |
NORTHPOLE |
Vitu Islands, Bismarck Archipelago |
NOSEBAG |
Geraldton, Australia |
NOSERING |
Sarmi, New Guinea |
NOTEBOOK |
Buildup of the Air Transport Route to China |
NOUGAT |
Haiphong, China |
NUBBIN |
Sul River, New Britain |
NUCLEUS |
Boimagi Island, Trobriand Island |
NUMBSKULL |
Kapiura River, New Britain |
NUTCRACKER |
Panama Canal |
NUTCRACKER |
Sosoli, New Britain |
NUTPINE |
Corregidor, P.I. |
OAKTREE |
Forrester Island, Alaska |
OATMEAL |
See ALACRITY |
OATMEAL |
Labuan Island, North Borneo |
OBELISK |
Coast Watcher Sighting |
OBEN |
Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana |
OBERON |
Davao Gulf, Mindanao, P.I. |
OBESE |
Deepwater Passage, P.I. |
OBLIQUE |
Tsushima Strait, Japan |
OBTRUSIVE |
Aparri, P.I. |
OCCIDENTAL |
St. Johns, Newfoundland |
OCEANBLUE |
Kodiak, Alaska |
OCELOT |
Recife, Brazil |
OCTAGON |
Quebec Conference (September 1944); Roosevelt-Churchill |
OCTOPUS |
Marklo Island, New Britain |
OCTOPUS |
Mompog Pass, P.I. |
OCTOROON |
Palau Harbor, Palau Islands |
ODIOUS |
Suez, Egypt |
ODOP |
Cienfuegos, Cuba |
OKEMAN |
Kabasalan, P.I. |
OKRA |
Townsville, Queensland, Australia |
OLEANDER |
Munda Island, Solomon Islands |
OLIVE |
Taivu Point, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
OLYMPIC |
Intended invasion of Kyushu, Japan (1945) |
OLYMPUS |
Cape Padaran, French Indo China |
OMAHA |
D-day Beach (France) |
ONCEOVER |
Aqaba, Palestine |
ONOTO |
Nararssuak, Greenland |
OPIUM |
Transfer of 3rd U.S. Marine Regiment to Samoa |
OPTOMETRIST |
Lula Lagoon, Choiseul Island, Solomon Islands |
ORANGE |
Japan |
ORANGEADE |
Moemi Airfield, New Guinea |
ORATOR |
Kaibola, Lusancay Island, Trobriand Islands |
ORCHID |
Tenaru Signal Tower, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
ORDEAL |
Okhotsk Sea |
OREX |
Seeadler Harbor, Manus Island, Admiralty Islands |
ORGANGRINDER |
Kaiapit, New Guinea |
ORIENTAL |
Komebail Lagoon, Palau Islands |
ORIGIN |
3rd U.S. Naval Training Base, British Isles |
ORIOLE |
Naso Point, Kandavu Island, Fiji Islands |
ORNATE |
Puerto Castillo, Honduras |
ORTHODOX |
Aleutian Islands |
OSCAR |
Molucca Passage, N.E.I. |
OSTENTATION |
Makar, Mindanao, P.I. |
OSTLER |
Tongareva (Penrhyn) Island, Cook Islands |
OUTBUILDING |
South Pacific Theater |
OUTCROP |
Tripolia, Syria |
OUTGENERAL |
Engebi Island, Eniwetok, Marshall Islands |
OUTGOING |
Komsomoesk-Nokolaevsh Area, U.S.S.R. |
OUTJOCKEY |
Ulejang Atoll, Marshall Islands |
OUTRANGE |
Keelung, Formosa |
OUTRIGHT |
Ngatik Island, Caroline Islands |
OUTSPOKEN |
Borokoe, N.E.I. |
OUTSTEP |
Curacao, N.W.I. |
OVERBOARD |
Sovetskaya Gavan, U.S.S.R. |
OVERBUILD |
Parry Island, Eniwetok, Marshall Islands |
OVERCAST |
The project of exploiting German civilian scientists |
OVERCOAT |
Staines, British Isles (Central Spare Parts Depot) |
OVERDOSE |
Kepler Point, New Guinea |
OVERFEED |
Gilbert Islands |
OVERFLOW |
Transjordania |
OVERHEAD |
Tokyo Area, Japan |
OVERLORD |
General operational plan for invasion of Europe, spring 1944 |
OVERPAY |
Rhodes, Mediterranean Sea |
OVERPITCH |
South Africa |
OVERSCENTED |
Bandjermasin, Dutch Borneo |
OVERSTRESS |
Camotes Sea, P.I. |
OVERTRUMP |
Rongelap, Marshall Islands |
OWLSCLOVER |
Dipalog, Mindanao, P.I. |
OXEYE |
Heliopolis, Egypt |
OXIDIZE |
Crete, Mediterranean Sea |
OXYGEN |
Cebu, P.I. |
OYSTER |
Busai, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
OZONE |
Guimaras Strait, P.I. |
PACKARD |
Alaro, New Britain |
PACKARD |
Tetere, New Georgia, Solomon Islands |
PADLOCK |
Buriwadi Island, Trobriand Islands |
PAGE |
Fanning Island, Central Pacific |
PAINTBOX |
U.S. Navy Base II, Rosneath, British Isles |
PAINTBRUSH |
Lunga Signal Tower, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
PALEFACE |
Udot Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
PALISADE |
Taboga Island, Canal Zone |
PALLIASSE |
Wau-Bulolo Valley, New Guinea |
PALM |
Vatilau Island, Solomon Islands |
PALMAR |
Kudat, British North Borneo |
PALMOIL |
U.S. Army in Ireland |
PALMOLIVE |
Lagoon Point, New Britain |
PANDEMONIUM |
Aleppo, Syria |
PANHANDLE |
Truk, Caroline Islands |
PANPUS |
Hui Island, Solomon Islands |
PANTALOON |
Naples, Italy |
PANTHEON |
Alaska |
PAPERCLIP |
Bali Strait, Java, N.E.I. |
PARAFFIN |
Namu Atoll, Marshall Islands |
PARAPET |
Dumanquilas Bay, P.I. |
PARASITE |
Italy (Italian) |
PARDON |
Ras Al Hadd, Oman |
PASADENA |
Bogadjim, New Guinea |
PASQUINADE |
Atka Island, Aleutian Islands |
PASSION |
Sinku Rai River, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
PASTURAGE |
Okiduse Mountain Range, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
PAT |
Mangrove Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
PATCH |
Foochow, China |
PATCHWORK |
Fala-Beguets Island, Truk, Caroline Islands |
PATERNITY |
Kusaie Island, Caroline Islands |
PATRIMONY |
Formosa-Luzon-China Coast area |
PAULETTE |
Lue Island, New Britain |
PAVILION |
Ngajangel Island, Palau Islands |
PAXTON |
Tunis, Tunisia |
PE |
General arrangements for naval ships in the event of invasion of England (5 July 1940) (G.B.) |
PEACHBLOW |
Osaka, Japan |
PEARL |
Amphibious Army, Marines, on West Coast |
PECAN |
U.S. coast defense of Peru |
PECON |
Lanalau Island, Solomon Islands |
PECULIAR |
Ulul (Namonuito), Caroline Islands |
PEDAGOGUE |
Northwest River, Labrador |
PEDLAR |
Jaffa, Palestine |
PEEPHOLE |
Kuop Island, Caroline Islands |
PEEPSHOW |
Suez Canal |
PEERAGE |
Nikolaevsk, U.S.S.R. |
PEGGY |
Cape Killerton, New Guinea |
PEKINESE |
Doroeba, Morotai Island, Halmahera, N.E.I. |
PELLET |
Port Heiden, Alaska |
PEMMICAN |
Milne Bay, New Guinea |
PENCIL |
Sangi Creek, New Hanover Island, New Britain |
PENDULUM |
Kaurakuba Beach, Lusancay Island, Trobriand Islands |
PENMAN |
Port Purvis, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
PENNSYLVANIA |
Noinletina, New Britain |
PENRYN |
Tunisia |
PENSIONER |
Jolo, P.I. |
PENTAGON |
Occupation of French Somaliland by Free French Forces (28 December 1942) |
PENTHOUSE |
Ulalu Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
PENUMBRA |
Oro Bay, New Guinea |
PEON |
Samoa Islands |
PEPPER |
Lunga Signal Tower, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
PEPPERCORN |
Bizerta, Tunisia, North Africa |
PEPSODENT |
Ania River, New Britain |
PERFECT |
Amchitka Island, Aleutian Islands |
PERFECTO |
Anwek Peninsula, New Britain |
PERFUME |
Freetown, Sierra Leone, Africa |
PERSECUTION |
Aitape, New Guinea |
PERUKE |
Eastern Africa |
PESTER |
Muniai River, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
PETWORTH |
Lampedusa Island, Mediterranean Sea |
PEWTER |
Iceland |
PHAETON |
Alaska |
PHALANX |
Plan for transporting Marines to South Pacific Area |
PHARISEE |
Stephenville, Newfoundland |
PHARMACY |
Vila, Kolumbangara Island, Solomon Islands |
PHENOMENON |
Omsk, Siberia |
PHILISTINE |
Nanomea Island, Ellice Islands |
PHILLIE |
Meto Plantation, Vitu Islands, Bismarck Archipelago |
PHLOX |
Clark Field, P.I. |
PHOENIX |
Concrete barges |
PHOSPHATE |
Ebon (Boston) Atoll, Marshall Islands |
PHOSPHORUS |
New Guinea Task Force |
PAINO |
Onslow, Australia |
PICADOR |
Plan for transporting Marine Regiments to Samoa |
PICAROON |
Nukufetau Island, Ellice Islands |
PICCOLO |
Malakal Harbor, Malakal Island, Palau Islands |
PICKLE |
Gulf of Boni, Celebes, N.E.I. |
PICKUP |
Anchorage, Alaska |
PICKUP |
Cape Hoskins Airdrome, New Britain |
PICKUP |
Lae Airdrome, New Guinea |
PICKWICK |
St. George Island, Pribilof Islands |
PIECRUST |
India |
PIGHEADED |
Nomoi Island, Caroline Islands |
PIGIRON |
Agadir, French Morocco |
PIGSTICK |
Operations for the capture of Akyab, Burma |
PIGSTICKING |
Landing of troops on southern part of Mayu Peninsula [Burma] behind the Japanese forces |
PILICAN |
Singapore |
PILLION |
Trinidad, B.W.I. |
PILLORY |
Dutch Harbor, Alaska |
PILLOWCASE |
Island of Crete, Mediterranean Sea |
PIMENTO |
Lamotrek Island, Caroline Islands |
PINAFORE |
Freemantle, West Australia |
PINEAPPLE |
Nakambo Island, Solomon Islands |
PINKHAM |
Lue Passage, New Britain |
PINMONEY |
Port Purvis, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
PINTO |
El Geneina, Sudan |
PIPSQUEAK |
Wewak, New Guinea |
PIQUANT |
Brest, France |
PIRATE |
Haiphong, China |
PITAPAT |
Cherbourg, France |
PITCH |
Aircraft for Russians from Americans (March 1945) |
PLAINTIFF |
Fouseca, Nicaragua |
PLANISH |
Le Havre, France |
PLATTE |
American Mission, Bogota, Colombia [Columbia] |
PLATTSBURG |
Rendova, Solomon Islands |
PLAYFUL |
Makin Island, Gilbert Islands |
PLAZA |
Melinglo, New Britain |
PLEBIAN |
Salinas, Ecuador |
PLEDGE |
Surrender of U-Boats at sea (9 May-6 June 1945) |
PLETHORA |
Ceram Island, N.E.I. |
PLEXUS |
Bethel, Alaska |
PLICATE |
Kurile Islands, Japan |
PLIGHT |
Boulogne, France |
PLIMSOLL |
Great Sitkin Island, Alaska |
PLOVER |
Warup River, New Guinea |
PLUGHOLE |
Iraq |
PLUM |
Koli Point, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
PLUM |
Philippine Army (regular) |
PLUMBLINE |
Kolumbangara Island, Solomon Islands |
PLUNDER |
The entire operation of crossing the Rhine north of the Ruhr |
PLUTO |
British project for pipelining oil to OVERLORD Area (Pipe Line Under The Ocean) |
PLUTOCRAT |
French Frigate Shoals, T.H. |
POINTBLANK |
Combined bomber offensive from the United Kingdom |
POINT CONCEAL |
Carrier raid on Tokyo |
POINT DETACHMENT |
Occupation of Bonin and Volcano Islands |
POINT ICEBERG |
Occupation of positions in the Ryukyus |
POISON |
Indian Ocean |
POLECAT |
Sirik Island, New Britain |
POLLARD |
Waller Field, Trinidad, B.W.I. |
POLYGLOT |
Palmyra, Syria |
POLYGON |
Diversionary operation during capture of Termoli, Italy, giving the enemy cause to believe a landing was being made behind his lines (3-4 October 1942) |
PONTIAC |
Noru Island, Admiralty Islands |
PONTIAC |
Taivo, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
POPBOTTLE |
Matutana, New Britain |
POPEYE |
Nesup Island, New Britain |
POPLIN |
Dieppe, France |
POPPY |
New Caledonia |
PORCELAIN |
Kwajalein Island, Marshall Islands |
PORCUPINE |
Samar, P.I. |
PORKPIE |
Iran |
PORPOISE |
Cape Schirltz, New Britain |
PORRIDGE |
Adak Island, Aleutian Islands |
PORTERHOUSE |
Bola, New Britain |
PORTFOLIO |
Tol Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
PORTICO |
Morobe, New Guinea |
POST-ARCADIA |
Combined Chiefs of Staff Conference, Washington (January-February 1942); United States, Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, the Netherlands |
POSTERN |
Lae-Finschafen-Madang operations (canceled) |
POSTFREE |
Bathurst, British Gambia, Africa |
POSTILLION |
Onamue Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
POSTSCRIPT |
Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands |
POTASSIUM |
Northern Ireland |
POTEEN |
Haifa, Palestine |
POTHOOK |
Kuibyshev, U.S.S.R. |
POTOMAC |
Military Attache, Lima, Peru |
POTSHOT |
Exmouth Gulf, West Coast, Australia |
POTTAGE |
Cagliari, Sicily |
POULTICE |
Turkey |
PRECEDENT |
Shemya Island, Aleutian Islands |
PRECEPT |
Falo Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
PREFECT |
Amchitka Island, Aleutian Islands |
PREJUDICE |
Operations for control of Celebes-Sulu Seas |
PRESSBOX |
Roebuck Point, New Britain |
PRESSMAN |
Soviet |
PRESTONE |
Nakarp, New Britain |
PRICELESS |
Post-HUSKY Mediterranean operations |
PRIM |
Lae, New Guinea |
PRIMITIVE |
Argentia, Newfoundland |
PRINCIPAL |
Simultaneous attack by British human torpedoes known as "Chariots" on the Italian ports of Palermo, Cagliari and Maddelina, with object of destroying Italian naval and merchant shipping (2 January 1943) |
|
Bomatu Point, Trobriand Islands |
PRIVILEGE |
Eniwetok Island, Marshall Islands |
PRIZE |
Over-all campaign for the clearance of Burma |
PROCURATOR |
Dunkirk |
PROPULSION |
Nagasaki, Japan |
PROSPECT |
Oroluk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
PROUDLY |
Calais, France |
PRUDENTIAL |
Pis Island, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
PUDDING |
Ujae Atoll, Marshall Islands |
PUNCHER |
Project for establishment of Amphibious Force, Mediterranean, U.S. Atlantic Fleet |
PURIFICATOR |
Saigon-Camranh Bay, French Indo China |
PURPLE |
Central America |
PUSSYFOOT |
Au, New Britain |
PUTTER |
Arara, New Britain |
PUJA |
Nandi, Viti Levu, Fiji Islands |
PUNKAH |
Tel Litvinsky, Palestine |
PURPLE |
Central America |
PYRAMID |
Plan for transporting personnel to Auckland, New Zealand |
PYRITES |
Enogai Area, New Georgia, Solomon Islands |
PYRRHUS |
Formosa Strait, Formosa |
QUADRANT |
Quebec Conference (August 1943); Roosevelt-Churchill |
QUANDRY |
Urin, New Britain |
QUANTUM |
Alu-U, New Britain |
QUARTZ |
Kiep Plantation, New Britain |
QUERPO |
Tablas Strait, Mindoro Island, P.I. |
QUEST |
Didi, New Britain |
QUEUE |
Monglo (Manglo) River, New Britain |
QUIBBLE |
Crocodile Point, New Britain |
QUICKSILVER |
Kubua River, New Britain |
QUINCE |
St. Lucia, Windward Islands, Caribbean Sea |
QUININE |
Arawe Island, New Britain |
QUITCLAIM |
Luwang Island, Chusan Archipelago, China |
QUIVER |
Juneau, Alaska |
QUIXOTE |
Samudo Island, New Britain |
QUORUM |
Laut Island, Java, N.E.I. |
RABBIT |
Alsega Bay, New Britain |
RABBIT |
Ma Asin, Leyte, P.I. |
RACCOON |
Maitbog, Leyte, P.I. |
RACCOON |
Thilenius Harbor, New Britain |
RACKET |
Adi River, New Britain |
RACKETEER |
Fanning Island, Line Islands |
RACKLE |
Rotterdam, Netherlands |
RADIATOR |
Kanaga Island, Choiseul Island, Solomon Islands |
RAFFLING |
Nobeoka, Japan |
RAGAMUFFIN |
Karai Ai, New Britain |
RAGGED |
Birik, New Britain |
RAGTIME |
Spratly Island, China Sea |
RAGWEED |
Jacquinot Bay, New Britain |
RAILING |
Kawasaki, Japan |
RAINBOW |
The Rome-Berlin-Tokyo Axis |
RAKEOFF |
Ust-Bolshervetsk, Kamchatka, U.S.S.R. |
RAMSHACKLE |
Monga Monga Point, New Britain |
RANCID |
Greenland |
RANDEM |
Tai Shei Sha Island, Chusan Archipelago, China |
RANKIN |
Plan for the return to the Continent in the event of German disintegration |
RAPHAEL |
Cape Schellong, New Britain |
RAPSCALLION |
Aguijan Island, Marianas Islands |
RAPTUROUS |
Amsterdam, Netherlands |
RASCAL |
Manipa Strait, Waspimat Bay, N.E.I. |
RASHNESS |
Offensive operations to be conducted by China Theater forces in 1945 (Cancelled, CARBONADO substituted) |
RASPBERRY |
Linga Linga, New Britain |
RASPBERRY |
Method of protecting convoys against U-Boat attacks (G.B.) |
RASPBERRY |
Wilson Island, Treasury Islands |
RATCATCHER |
Cyprus, Mediterranean Sea |
RATION |
Interception of Vichy French ships |
RATSBANE |
Southern Kyushu, Japan |
RATTRAP |
Bismarck Archipelago |
RAVIOLI |
Tarawe, New Britain |
RAWBONE |
Cape Knorr, New Britain |
RAWHIDE |
Anu River, New Britain |
RAYBAN |
Cape Tawop, New Britain |
RAZOR |
Kosesikwa Point, Lusancay Island, Trobriand Islands |
REBATE |
Planes de Gaiacs Aerodrome, New Caledonia |
REBELLIOUS |
Malabang, Mindanao, P.I. |
RECCO |
Maug Island, Marianas Islands |
RECEPTABLE |
Wotje Island, Marshall Islands |
RECKLESS |
Hollandia Operation, New Guinea |
RECLAIM |
Jerusalem, Palestine |
RECOVER |
Nama Island, Caroline Islands |
RECUPERATE |
Ellice Islands |
RED |
Great Britain (canceled) |
RED HERRING |
Finschhafen, New Guinea |
REDLEAD |
Lindenhafen Plantation, New Britain |
REDSTART |
Kagoshima, Kyushu Island, Japan |
REDWOOD |
Lunga Signal Tower, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
REEDBIRD |
Yokohama, Japan |
REEFER |
Verde Island Passage, P.I. |
REFEREE |
South Seymour Island, Galapagos Islands |
REINDEER |
Anato, New Britain |
RELEVANT |
Postwar Base Development plan for Philippine Islands and Okinawa |
RENO |
Outline plan for operations in Southwest Pacific Area for 1944 |
RENOVATION |
Karkar Island, New Guinea |
REPEATEDLY |
Mining of Singapore |
REPENT |
Boela, Ceram, N.E.I. |
REPREHEND |
Kagoshima Bay, Kyushu Island, Japan |
REPROBATE |
Rongelap Atoll, Marshall Islands |
REPROVE |
Palams Island, Mindanao, P.I. |
RESERVIST |
Seizure of vital points in the harbor at Oran, North Africa and landing of British and United States forces to prevent sabotage of docks, etc. (8 November 1942) |
RESPLENDENT |
China-Burma-India Theatre |
RETICULE |
Velkal, Siberia |
RETRIBUTION |
To prevent any of the enemy reaching Italian territory if they should attempt to evacuate Tunisia (April-June 1943) |
REVERE |
Tambiu Island, New Britain |
RHEUMATISM |
Laughlan Island, Louisiade Archipelago |
RHODODENDRON |
Rua Sura, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
RHUBARB |
Bilomi River, New Britain |
RHUBARB |
Inagau, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
RHUMB |
Mindoro Strait, P.I. |
RIDDANCE |
Japanese Home Islands |
RIFFLER |
Ariake Wan, Kyushu, Japan |
RIFLERANGE |
Kiska Island, Aleutian Islands |
RIGHTHOOK |
Solomon Sea |
RINA |
Cozumel and Mujeres Islands |
RINGBOLT |
Tulagi Island, Solomon Islands |
RINGER |
Basra, Iraq |
RIPVANWINKLE |
Cape Archway, New Britain |
ROADMAKER |
Operations against Caroline Islands |
ROARING |
Hawaii Island, T.H. |
ROCKALONG |
Maiduguri, Africa |
ROCKCRUSHER |
Iwo Jima, Bonin Islands, Japan |
ROCOCO |
Maug Island, Marianas Islands |
RODENT |
Akureyri, Iceland |
ROISTERER |
Legaspi, P.I. |
ROITAN |
Siassi Island, New Britain |
ROMANCE |
Brazil |
ROMANCER |
Sepik River, New Guinea |
ROMEO |
Marli, New Britain |
ROMNEY |
Cape Balangori, New Britain |
ROMULUS |
Operation for the clearance of Arakan down to and including Akyab, Burma |
ROOFTREE |
Joint Army and Navy plan for participation in TORCH |
ROOKERY |
Corinto, Nicaragua |
ROOSTER |
Batavia, Java, N.E.I. |
ROOSTER |
Gasmata, New Britain (Canceled) |
ROSE |
Allied landing at Tuleer, Madagascar (29 September 1942) |
ROSEBUD |
Samar, P.I. |
ROSELIN |
Stettin Bay, New Britain |
ROSEMONT |
Rein Bay, New Britain |
ROSES |
Efate, New Hebrides Islands |
ROSEWOOD |
Alokun Island, Solomon Islands |
ROUNDUP |
Operation plan against continent of Europe, spring 1943 (Canceled) |
ROVER |
U.S. Tenth Military District |
ROWLEY |
Manfredonia, Italy |
ROWLOCK |
Kwajalein Island, Marshall Islands |
RUBICON |
Bolivia |
RUDDINESS |
Shibushi, Japan |
RUDIMENTARY |
Freemantle, Australia |
RUGBY |
Boli Point, Lusancay Island, Trobriand Islands |
RULER |
Sulu Sea, P.I. |
RUNABOUT |
Florida Island, Solomon Islands |
RUNT |
Samarai Island, New Guinea |
RUNYON |
Bola Bola, New Britain |
RUPERT |
Expedition to capture Narvik, Norway (16 April 1940) (G.B.) |
RUSTY |
Anambas Islands, N.E.I. |
RUSTY |
Photo reconnaissance in Africa |
RYE |
Three Island, Treasury Islands |
SADDLEHORSE |
Meselia, New Britain |
SADSACK |
Pulie River, New Britain |
SAFCADIO |
Wabmete, New Britain |
SAFEGUARD |
Alexishafen Airdrome, New Guinea |
SAILFISH |
Cape Peiho, New Britain |
SALAMANDER |
Kainau-A, New Britain |
SALINE |
Nepui, New Caledonia |
SALLY |
Verde Island Passage, P.I. |
SALMON |
Search for U-Boats in North Atlantic |
SALTPETER |
Via River, New Britain |
SALUBRIOUS |
Tayabas Bay, Luzon, P.I. |
SALUTATION |
Nizki Island, Aleutian Islands |
SAM |
Tabian Village, Gilbert Islands |
SAMARITAN |
Tamari River, New Britain |
SAMPAN |
Basilan Strait, P.I. |
SANATOGEN |
Long Island, New Guinea |
SANCHO |
Simiutak, Greenland |
SANDBAG |
Djailolo Airdrome, New Guinea |
SANDBORN |
Sakar Island, New Britain |
SANDTRAP |
Montagu Harbor, New Britain |
SANDWAY |
Alghero, Sicily |
SANDWICH |
Proposed protective invasion by British of Southern Thailand against Japanese (11 August 1941) |
SAPO |
Isle of Pines, Cuba |
SAPHIRE |
Kadai Island, New Guinea |
SAPSUCKER |
Kobe, Japan |
SARAH |
Buariki Island, Gilbert Islands |
SAROTOGEN |
Long Island, New Guinea |
SARTORIAL |
Lingayan Gulf, P.I. |
SASSAFRAS |
Walanguo Island, New Britain |
SATAN |
Gongo, New Britain |
SATANIC |
Luzon, P.I. |
SATINWOOD |
Operations to occupy remaining enemy held areas in the Southwest Pacific area upon collapse or surrender of Japan |
SATURN |
Establishment of British forces in Turkey prior to her entry into the war |
SATURN |
Paris, France |
SATURN |
Vavosi, New Britain |
SAUCER |
Fuiloro, Timor, N.E.I. |
SAUCY |
Land operations in Burma |
SAVORY |
Vigan, P.I. |
SAVOY |
Serr Island, New Britain |
SAVOYARD |
Albania |
SAWDUST |
Catania, Sicily |
SAXOPHONE |
Leghorn, Italy |
SAXOPHONE |
Lolatola, New Britain |
SCALLYWAG |
Egypt |
SCALPER |
Anwek River, New Britain |
SCAMPER |
Garua Island, New Britain |
SCANTLING |
Gulf of Naples, Italy |
SCAPEGRACE |
Jaluit Island, Marshall Islands |
SCARAMOUCH |
Port Moresby, New Guinea |
SCARECROW |
North Borneo, N.E.I. |
SCATTERBRAIN |
Operations in the Arafura Sea, Australia |
SCATTERING |
Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands, Japan |
SCAVENGER |
Noumea, New Caledonia |
SCHLEMIEL |
Gasam, New Britain |
SCHOOLBOY |
Lae, New Guinea |
SCHOOLGIRL |
Palau Islands |
SCOOTER |
Baghdad, Irak [Iraq] |
SCORCHER |
Occupation and evacuation of Crete by British (May-June 1941) |
SCRAM |
Handing over of German warships to Russians (December 1945-June 1946) |
SCREWDRIVER I |
Probable landings on Arakan coast, Burma (12 March 1944) |
SCREWDRIVER II |
Landing of No. 5 Commando in Ton Chang, Arakan Coast, Burma (14 March 1944) (G.B.) |
SCROUNGER |
Rekata Bay, Santa Isabel Islands |
SEAGRAM |
Meibun Island, New Britain |
SEAL |
Madagascar |
SEALSKIN |
Haroekoe Airdrome, Ceram Island, N.E.I. |
SEAMLESS |
Elmore (Ailinglaplap) Island, Marshall Islands |
SEASHELL |
Motamalau Island, New Britain |
SEAWASP |
Cold Bay, Alaska |
SECLUSION |
Bonin Islands, Japan |
SEDIMENT |
Tanaga Island, New Britain |
SEIZURE |
Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands |
SEMICIRCLE |
Samate, New Guinea |
SEMICONIC |
Izuki (Izaku), Japan |
SEMOLINA |
Rome, Italy |
SENECA |
Tamgass Harbor, Alaska |
SEPARATE |
Arno Atoll, Marshall Islands |
SERENE |
Lifumatola Island, N.E.I. |
SEVERITY |
Takao, Japan |
SEXTANT |
Cairo Conference (22-26 November 1943); Roosevelt, Churchilll, Chiang Kai-shek |
SHAGGY |
Cape Cretin, New Guinea |
SHAKEDOWN |
Arawe Passage, New Britain |
SHAKO |
Macclesfield Bank, South China Sea |
SHAKO |
Banda Sea, N.E.I. |
SHAMBLES |
Milli Island, Marshall Islands |
SHAMPOO |
Wakis, New Britain |
SHAMROCK |
Dagupan, P.I. |
SHARECROPPER |
Willaumez Peninsula, New Britain |
SHAREPUSHER |
Kabarei Bay, New Guinea |
SHEKEL |
Faeringerhavnen, Greenland |
SHELLPROOF |
Yamakawa (Zamakawa), Japan |
SHEPHERD |
Cape Pedder, New Britain |
SHERRY |
Waban Point, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
SHINGLE |
Amphibious operations in the area south of Rome mounted from the Italian mainland and under command of the 15th Army Group (January 1944) |
SHINPLASTER |
Makurazaki, Japan |
SHIRT |
Hong Kong, China |
SHOREHAM |
Sekul, New Britain |
SHORTSTOP |
Habbaniya, Irak [Iraq] |
SHOVELNOSE |
Taveliaio, New Britain |
SHRIMP |
Saigon, Cochin-China [Vietnam] |
SICKLE |
Buildup of the U.S. 8th Air Force in the United Kingdom |
SIDELINE |
Oroport, New Britain |
SIDNEY |
Binoinano Village, Gilbert Islands |
SIGMA |
Surinam, N.E.I. |
SILAS |
Baretoa Village, Gilbert Islands |
SILENCER |
Polillo Island, P.I. |
SILICON |
Aswan, Egypt |
SILVER |
Puerto Rico |
SILVERSAND |
Mindanao Island, P.I. |
SILVERSTICK |
Corsica |
SILVERTOWN |
Duaga Harbor, New Britain |
SILVERWARE |
Mindanao Island, P.I. |
SINGLETREE |
Ningpo Peninsula, China |
SINGSING |
Airfield on Eastern Island, Midway |
SKATE |
Rutba, Irak [Iraq] |
SKEEZIX |
Graah Point, New Britain |
SKITTLEALLEY |
Snake Bay, Melville Island, Australia |
SKUNK |
Pidu, New Britain |
SLANESVILLE |
Anusnus Point, New Britain |
SLAPSIE |
Put Put, New Britain |
SLAPSTICK |
Occupation of Taranto, Italy (8 September 1943) |
SLED |
Plaines des Gaiacs, New Caledonia |
SLEDDING |
Aburatsu, Japan |
SLEDGE |
Bombardment of enemy batteries near Reggio, Italy (2 September 1943) |
SLEDGEHAMMER |
A landing on the Continent during October-November 1942 to take advantage of a crack in German morale |
SLIPSTREAM |
Nabire, New Guinea |
SLOANE and ABBEY |
See ABBEY |
SLUMBERLAND |
Bosnek, Biak Island, New Guinea |
SMALLPOX |
Alice Channel, British North Borneo |
SNAKEBIRD |
Fukushima, Japan |
SNAPDRAGON |
Landing on Island of Pantelleria, Mediterranean (May 1943) |
SNOWBALL |
Reykyavik, Iceland |
SNOWMAN |
Melbourne, Australia |
SOAPSUD |
Melebo, New Britain |
SOAPSUDS |
The bombing of Ploesti, Rumania [Romania] |
SOLICITOR |
Seroei, Japen Island, New Guinea |
SOLOIST |
Vivi ai Island, Solomon Sea |
SOMNAMBULIST |
Manus, Admiralty Islands |
SOMNAMBULIST |
Rabaul, New Britain |
SOPHIA |
See TUNGSTEN |
SOPHISTER |
Taniyama, Japan |
SORDID |
Buka Island, Solomon Islands |
SOUFFLE |
Sendai Gawa Gawa, Japan |
SOUPCON |
Ujelang Atoll, Marshall Islands |
SOUVENIR |
Opai, New Britain |
SOYABEAN |
Tawi Tawi Islands, P.I. |
SPAN |
A feint from Corsica against the flank of the enemy's position in Italy; carried out in connection with DRAGOON (14 August 1944) |
SPARK |
Mia Island, New Britain |
SPARROW |
Buton Pass, Halmahera Island, N.E.I. |
SPARTAN |
Cape Ndoll, New Britain |
SPASMODIC |
Tigalda, Alaska |
SPASTIC |
Miyakenojo, Japan |
SPAVEN |
Australia |
SPEAKEASY |
Dodecanese Islands, Mediterranean Sea |
SPEARMINT |
Lunga Signal Tower, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
SPENCER |
Senta Bay, Bismarck Archipelago |
SPHINX |
Nuvaregi Island, New Britain |
SPIDER |
Sasebo, Japan |
SPIRIT |
Evacuation of Polish troops from southern France (February-April 1941) |
SPIRITED |
Ivigtut, Greenland |
SPIRITOUS |
Miyazaki, Japan |
SPOILSMAN |
Kaimondake, Japan |
SPOILSPORT |
Kamiri, Noemfoor Island, New Guinea |
SPOOKY |
Novo Sibirsk, Siberia, U.S.S.R. |
SPOONER |
New Zealand |
SPOONFUL |
Ngulu Island, Caroline Islands |
SPREADEAGLE |
Sorol Island, Caroline Islands |
SPRIGHTLY |
Mindanao, P.I. |
SPRINGFIELD |
Ring Ring Plantation, New Britain |
SPRITSAIL |
Owi Island, New Guinea |
SPRUCE |
Kukum Signal Tower, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
SPYGLASS |
Wisil Island, New Britain |
SQUADRON X |
French ships under Admiral Godfrey in North African Ports (April-August 1943) |
SQUAREPEG |
Nissan Island, Green Islands |
SQUID |
Cuyo Pass (East), P.I. |
SQUIRREL |
Mia Passage, New Britain |
STADIUM |
Agusan, P.I. |
STADIUM |
Tavalo, New Britain |
STAGNATE |
Rongelap, Marshall Islands |
STALEMATE |
Palau Island Operations |
STAMP |
Basilan Strait, P.I. |
STAMPEDE |
Ras Heilf, Oman |
STARDUST |
Geographical location in connection with ARGONAUT |
STARLIT |
Iwo Jima, Bonin Islands, Japan |
STEAMROLLER |
Manila, P.I. |
STEM |
Ta Island, Solomon Islands |
STENOGRAPHER |
Hyane Harbor, Los Negros Islands, Admiralty Islands |
STEREOTYPED |
Bathurst Island, Australia |
STERNUM |
Godhavn, Greenland |
STERNWALK |
MacKenzie Bay, Greenland |
STEVEDORE |
Guam Island, Marianas Islands |
STICKATNOUGHT |
Wakde Island, New Guinea |
STILETTO |
Turkey |
STILO |
Lae, New Guinea |
STIMULATE |
Rota Island, Marianas Islands |
STINKER |
Mios Woendi Island, Schouten Islands, New Guinea |
STIRRUPUMP |
Geelvink Bay, New Guinea |
STOCKINGFORD |
Turkey |
STOCKWELL |
Ajaccio, Corsica |
STOMPING |
Gi (Gie), New Britain |
STONEFACE |
Tawale, New Britain |
STOPPER |
Coronado Point, P.I. |
STOVEPIPE |
Cape Turane, French Indo China |
STRAIGHTFLUSH |
Morobe, New Guinea |
STRAIGHTLEFT |
Momote, Los Negros Islands, Admiralty Islands |
STRAIGHTLINE |
Capture of Wakde Island, Dutch New Guinea (May 1944) |
STRANGLEHOLD |
Sandakan, Borneo |
STRAW |
Samoan Defense Group |
STRAWBOARD |
Defense project for Wallis Island, Tonga Islands |
STRAWHAT |
Upolu Island, Samoa Islands |
STRAWMAN |
Savaii Island, Samoa Islands |
STRAWSTACK |
Tutuila Island, Samoa Islands |
STREAM |
Capture of Majunga, Madagascar by Allied Forces (10 September 1942) (G.B.) |
STREAM |
Surigao Strait, P.I. |
STREAMING |
Manila, P.I. |
STREAMLINE |
Lipari Islands, P.I. |
STRUCTURE |
Liberia, Africa |
STUDEBAKER |
Point Cruz, P.I. |
STYX |
Caracas, Venezuela |
SUBJUNCTION |
Canton-Hong Kong Area, China |
SUBLIME |
China |
SUCROSE |
Moulmein, Burma |
SULTAN |
Karimata Strait, Japan |
SUMAC |
Australia |
SUNBATH |
Nizki Island, Aleutian Islands |
SUNBURN |
R.A.F. search off Levant for ships carrying illegal immigrants to Palestine (December 1945) |
SUNDANCE |
Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands |
SUNFLOWER |
Talisi Anchorage, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
SUNKIST |
Tomo, New Britain |
SUNSHINE |
Ombai Strait, New Guinea |
SUPERVISOR |
Accra, Gold Coast, Africa |
SUSAN |
Port Harvey, New Guinea |
SUSAN |
Solomon Islands |
SUSCRIBE |
Karakelong Island, N.E.I. |
SUSPECT |
Bwoi Bwoi, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
SUSPENDER |
Yangla, New Britain |
SUSPICION |
Southampton Island, Canada |
SUXE |
Efate, New Hebrides |
SWAGGERCANE |
Big Delta, Alaska |
SWAMP |
Namoluk Island, Caroline Islands |
SWASHING |
Kintang Island, Chusan Archipelago, China |
SWEETACRES |
Mokmer Airdrome, Biak Island, New Guinea |
SWEETPEA |
U.S. Eight Military District |
SWIVELPIN |
Ascension Island, Atlantic Ocean |
SWORD |
D-Day Beaches (Europe) |
SYCAMORE |
Kokubona, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
SYLLABLE |
Tonelik Island, Caroline Islands |
SYRACUSE |
Penguin Point, Solomon Islands |
TABLETALK |
Lorungau, Manus Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
TABLETENNIS |
Noemfoor Island, New Guinea |
TABLOID |
Sardinia |
TADPOLE ISLAND |
Ubrantakoto Island, Marshall Islands |
TALON |
Operations for the assault of and capture of Akyab, Burma (January 1945) |
TAMPER |
Diversionary landing at Morondava, Madagascar (10 September 1942) |
TAN |
Cuba |
TANBARK |
Mt. Welcker, New Britain |
TANDEM |
Disturbance in Germany or Austria |
TANGENT |
Kangean Island, N.E.I. |
TANGERINE |
Nugu Point, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
TAPE WORM I |
Natata Island, Marshall Islands |
TARZAN |
Advance in the Indaw-Katha area of Burma |
TATTERSALLS |
Tinian Island, Marianas Islands |
TAURUS |
Allahabad, India |
TAVERN |
Susua Point, Trobriand Island |
TAXPAYER |
Angaur, Palau Islands |
TEACUP |
Manus Island, Bismarck Archipelago |
TEAK |
Port Moresby, New Guinea |
TEAPOT |
Cape Goltz, New Britain |
TEARAWAY |
Saipan, Marianas Islands |
TECHNICOLOR |
Kalagen, New Britain |
TEMPTATION |
Little Malumalu Island, New Britain |
TENSTRIKE |
Chilkoot Barracks, Alaska |
TENTERHOOK |
Horta, Azores |
TERMINAL |
Charging of boom defense at Algiers, North Africa (8 November 1942) (G.B.) |
TERMINAL |
Potsdam Conference (17 July-2 August 1945); Truman, Churchill, Stalin |
TERMITE |
Kapoli Lake, New Britain |
TERMITE (2) |
Taiagina Bay, Solomon Islands |
TERRACE |
Apo Pass, P.I. |
TESTAMENT |
Legom River, New Britain |
THESAURUS |
Kirensk, Siberia |
THESIS |
A mass strafing raid on Crete, with object of attack on aerodrome and military targets and to re-inforce the morale of the Cretans (23 July 1943) (G.B.) |
THIMBLE |
Sibuyan Sea, P.I. |
THINGLESS |
Avacha Bay, U.S.S.R. |
THIRSTY |
Broome, Australia |
THORITE |
Koskiki, Japan |
THORN |
Rabaul, New Britain |
THREADWORN |
Okino Daito Jima, Japan |
THROAT |
Capture of Mayotte Isle (Comoro Island), Madagascar (2 July 1942) (G.B.) |
THUNDER |
Zamboanga, P.I. |
THUNDERMUG |
Mt. Lollo, New Britain |
THUNDERSTRUCK |
Port Darwin, Australia |
THYME |
Nogokiki, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
TIDALWAVE |
Bombing of Ploesti, Rumania |
TIDEMARSH |
Amalfi, Italy |
TIGER |
Amerer River, New Britain |
TIGER |
British and Dominions long range bombing force for the war against Japan |
TIGRESS |
Samarinda, Borneo |
TILFORD |
Toe of Italy |
TILTING |
Palm (Revirevi) Island, Solomon Islands |
TINDERBOX |
Dead Sea |
TITANIC |
Cape San Augustin, P.I. |
TOENAILS |
New Georgia Operation, Solomon Islands |
TOGGLE |
Laur, Luzon, P.I. |
TOMAHAWK |
Lolo, Belgian Congo |
TOMATO |
Watson Island, Treasury Islands |
TOMBSTONE |
Sinakela, Trobriand Islands |
TOOTH |
Kamranh [Camrahn] Bay, French Indo China |
TOOTHBRUSH |
Sulu Archipelago, P.I. |
TOPDOG |
Tangier, Spanish Morocco |
TOPHEAVY |
Toem, New Guinea |
TOPLINK |
Plan to assist in containing the greatest possible number of enemy troops in Northern Italy until ANVIL |
TOPSOIL |
Minda, New Britain |
TOPSEED |
Operations in Norway in the event of continued German resistance in that country |
TORCH |
Allied landings in North and North Western Africa (8 November 1942) |
TORNADO LF |
Wakde, New Guinea Landing Force |
TORRENT |
Cover operations in the northwest European Theater to conceal the operation OVERLORD |
TORTILLA |
Cape Busching, New Britain |
TOTALITY |
Major emergency involving warfare |
TOWPATH |
Plans for operation against Rabaul, New Britain |
TOWROPE |
Strait of Bonifacio, Corsica |
TRACY |
Cape Gauffre, New Britain |
TRADESMAN |
Land based air operations against the Netherlands East Indies |
TRADEWIND |
Northwest Africa |
TRAGEDY |
Hoilo, Panay, P.I. |
TRAITOR |
Northeast Islands, Truk Group, Caroline Islands |
TRAJECTORY |
Dampier Straits, New Britain |
TRANSGRESSOR |
Cape Christian, Canada |
TRANSLATE |
Mor Island, Truk Group, Caroline Islands |
TRAP |
Savaii, Samoan Islands |
TRAPEZE |
Roumania [Romania] |
TREASURE |
Suloga Harbor, Woodlark Island [Solomon Sea] |
TREMBLE |
Salat Island, Truk Group, Caroline Islands |
TRESPASSER |
Sulu Archipelago, P.I. |
TRIANGLE |
A major uprising in Germany or Austria |
TRIANGULAR |
Vladivostok Area, U.S.S.R. |
TRIBESMAN |
Celebes Sea |
TRICKLE |
Transportation Service, U.S. Army Forces in British Isles |
TRIDENT |
Washington Conference (May 1943); Roosevelt, Churchill |
TRIDENT |
Nasai Island, Solomon Sea |
TRIGGER |
Oburaka, Trobriand Islands |
TRIUMPHANT |
Reconquest of Burma |
TROCADERO |
Ayuet Bay, New Britain |
TRUCULENCE |
Efate Island, New Hebrides |
TUBULAR |
Air cover for convoys (G.B.) |
TUCKAHOE |
Kolombangara Island, Solomon Islands |
TUDOR |
Merauke, New Guinea Force |
TULIP |
Tetero, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
TUMBLER |
Lazy Bay, Alaska |
TUNA |
Jamaica |
TUNGSTEN and SOPHIA |
Fleet air arm attack on German BB Tirpitz (3 April 1944) (G.B.) |
TUPPENCE |
Mt. Wago, New Britain |
TURNIP |
Mano Island (Money Island), Solomon Islands |
TURNOVER |
Baker Island, Pacific Ocean |
TURNSTILE |
Abercorn, Northern Rhodesia |
TWILFIT |
Balikpapan, Borneo |
TWILIGHT |
Plan for strategic bombing of Japan proper by June 1944, using Chentu as initial staging area |
TYPEWRITER |
Exmouth Gulf, Australia |
TYPHOON |
Koshun, Formosa |
UBIQUE |
Mindoro, P.I. |
ULTIMATUM |
Pagan Island, Marianas Islands |
ULYSSES |
Talasea Harbor, New Britain |
UMBRAGE |
Cape Dorset, Canada |
UMPTEEN |
Howland Island, Pacific Ocean |
UNASSAILABLE |
Manokwari, New Guinea |
UNCEASING |
Palawan, P.I. |
UNCLOUDED |
Rangoon, Burma |
UNDERDOG |
Los Negros Island, Admiralty Islands |
UNDERNEATH |
Ujae Atoll, Marshall Islands |
UNDERTAKER |
Tacloban, Letye, P.I. |
UNDERTONE |
Operations south of the Moselle River, France |
UNERRING |
San Jose, Mindoro, P.I. |
UNICORN |
Cape Bastion, New Britain |
UNIQUE |
Mindoro, P.I. |
UPTOWN |
Caru, Rooke Island, New Britain |
UTAH |
D-day Beach (Europe) |
UVIS |
Koli Point, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
VACCINE |
India |
VAGABOND |
Marcus Island, Pacific Ocean |
VAMPIRE |
Emeline Bay, New Britain |
VANGUARD |
Plan for the capture of Rangoon, Burma (canceled; DRACULA substituted) |
VANQUISHER |
Luzon Strait, P.I. |
VARNISH |
Sawar Airfield, New Guinea |
VARSITY |
Airborne operation to secure bridgehead on east bank of Rhine River between Emmerich and Wesel |
VARSITY I |
Bikati Island, Marshall Islands |
VAULT |
Great Natoena Island, South China Sea |
VAULT |
Plan for peaceful occupation of the Azores (canceled) |
VELOCIPEDE |
Code name for U.S. Army Air Depots, British Isles |
VELUM |
U.S. Coast Defense project for Venezuela |
VENTRILOQUIST |
Adak Island, Aleutian Islands |
VENUS |
Mt. Lotomgan, New Britain |
VERB |
Midway Island, Pacific Ocean |
VERBATIM |
Banda Sea, N.E.I. |
VERITABLE |
Offensive by Northern Group of armies to cross the Rhine River |
VERMILION |
Bermuda |
VERMONT |
Banda Sea, N.E.I. |
VERULAM |
Tongatabu Island, Tonga Islands |
VESTMENT |
Mesegon Island, Caroline Islands |
VETCH |
Bandoeng, Java |
VICARAGE |
Project to drop airborne prisoner-of-war contact and reconnaissance teams into Germany under ECLIPSE conditions |
VICTOR |
Cape Verde Islands, Atlantic Ocean |
VICTOR |
Landings in Philippines |
VICTOR I |
Landings on Panay and Western Negros |
VICTOR II |
Landings on Cebu, Bohol, and Eastern Negros |
VICTOR III |
Landings on Palawan |
VICTOR IV |
Landings on Zambuanga |
VICTOR V |
Landings on Parang and Malabang |
VINEGAR |
Simiutakstromfjord, Greenland |
VINEYARD |
Hong Kong, China |
VINTNER |
Otta Island, Truk, Caroline Islands |
VIOLA |
Kendari, Celebes, N.E.I. (canceled; CRUSTACEAN substitued) |
VIOLA |
Malaita Island, Solomon Islands |
VIOLET |
Balikpapan, Borneo |
VIOLINS |
Cuyo Pass (West), P.I. |
VIRAGO |
Jugoslavia [Yugoslavia] |
VIRTUOSO |
Bahama Islands |
VIRULENT |
Rongelap Atoll, Marshall Islands |
VISIONARY |
Chichi Jima, Japan |
VIVISECTION |
Moosonee, Canada |
VOCALIST |
Yap Islands, Caroline Islands |
VOLCANO |
Losap Island, Caroline Islands |
VOLITION |
Faleu Island, Truk, Caroline Islands |
VOLUBLE |
Shemya Island, Aleutian Islands |
VORTEX |
St. Michael, Alaska |
VOTER |
Mindanao, P.I. |
VOWEL |
Ollan Island, Truk, Caroline Islands |
VULPINE |
Salerno, Italy |
WAFFLE |
Kampalab, New Britain |
WAGON |
Ayuet, New Britain |
WAHOO |
Eliak River, New Britain |
WAINFLEET |
The Hook, Netherlands |
WAISTBAND |
Semichi Island, Aleutian Islands |
WALDORF |
Kabu River, New Guinea |
WALLACE |
Widu Reef, Bismarck Archipelago |
WALLEYE |
Yaga Island, Solomon Sea |
WALLFLOWER |
Talina Island, Solomon Islands |
WALNUT |
Rendova Island, Solomon Islands |
WALRUS |
Bonifacio, Corsica |
WALTON |
Murcadha Bay, New Britain |
WARBLE |
Fangger, New Guinea |
WARD |
Solomon Islands |
WARDER |
Sibutu Passage, P.I. |
WARDROBE |
Lelis, New Britain |
WARLIKE |
Syria |
WARTIME |
Kaoe (Kau) Bay, Halmahera Island, N.E.I. |
WASHSTAND |
Finschhafen, New Guinea |
WASSAIL |
Dutch New Guinea |
WATCHTOWER |
Capture and occupation of Tulagi and Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands (31 July – 3 September 1942) |
WATERHOLE |
Turitei, New Britain |
WATERTOWN |
Renard Entrance, Rendova, Solomon Islands |
WATSON |
Cherbourg, France |
WAXBEAN |
Anuha Island, Tulagi-Florida Group, Solomon Islands |
WAYWARD |
North Pass, Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands |
WEED |
Loun Island, Solomon Islands |
WELCOME |
Commodore Bay, New Britain |
WELDER |
Siplawatni, New Britain |
WELLBEING |
Cape Lambert, New Britain |
WEMBLEY |
Cape Ruge, New Britain |
WETBLANKET |
Champagny Island, Australia |
WHALE |
Cape King, New Guinea |
WHALE |
Steel pierheads |
WHALEBONE |
Hinchinbrook, Alaska |
WHATNOT |
Hafn, Iceland |
WHIMSICAL |
Bismarck Sea |
WHIPCORD |
Wongakai, New Britain |
WHIRLAWAY |
Dutch Harbor, Alaska |
WHIRLWIND |
Makasi Island, P.I. |
WHITE |
Domestic |
WHITEFLAG |
Saidor, New Guinea |
WHITELEATHER |
Kakumo, New Britain |
WHITELINE |
Perth, Australia |
WHITEOAK |
Tuwatu Point, New Britain |
WHITE POPPY |
Noumea, New Caledonia |
WHITEWASH |
Luzon Island, P.I. |
WHITING |
Kurile Islands, Japan |
WHITSTABLE |
Le Havre, France |
WIDOW |
Miri, Borneo |
WILDFLOWER |
Great Britain |
WILDROOT |
Tuguho River, New Britain |
WILLIS |
Purvis Bay, Solomon Islands |
WILLOW |
Baison Island, Solomon Islands |
WILLOW |
Lilim Island, New Britain |
WINCHESTER |
Walawalapua, New Britain |
WINDBAG |
Sarangani Bay, P.I. |
WINDOWBOX |
Bogadjim, New Guinea |
WINSOME |
Riebeck Bay, New Britain |
WINTERGREEN |
Nikolski, Alaska |
WINTERROSE |
Langemak Bay, New Guinea |
WIPER |
Liquidation of enemy opposition on Isles D'Hyeres |
WISTERIA |
Narau Sound, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands |
WITCHCRAFT |
Samar, P.I. |
WOLFBERRY |
Bonifacio, Corsica |
WOLFISH |
Bulgaria |
WOMANHOOD |
Kapepa Island, New Britain |
WOODBANK |
Paris, France |
WOODBURY |
Altavalo, New Britain |
WOODCHUCK |
Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain |
WOODPRINT |
Doroeba, Morotai Island, N.E.I. |
WOOLCOAT |
Rada, New Britain |
WOOLSACK |
Riyan, Aden Protectorate |
WOOLY |
Sagewin Strait, New Guinea |
WORKHOUSE |
Manasaha, New Britain |
WORKMAN |
Iwo Jima, Bonin Islands |
WRESTLER |
South Sulu Sea, P.I. |
YAKE I |
Onne Island, Gilbert Islands |
YANKEE |
Cape San Jacques, French Indo China |
YARDBIRD |
Observation Island, Sumatra |
YEARBOOK |
Ringring, New Britain |
YEARLING ISLAND |
Kiebu Island, Gilbert Islands |
YEAST |
Sumalani, New Britain |
YELLOW |
China |
YELLOW |
Sagsag Bay, P.I. |
YELP |
Auckland, New Zealand |
YOICKS |
Visayan Sea, P.I. |
YONDER |
Augitni, New Britain |
YONKERS |
Rendova Harbor, New Georgia, Solomon Islands |
YOUNG |
Vakan, New Britain |
YOUTH |
Miri, Borneo |
ZEALOUS |
Bizerte, Tunisia |
ZENOPHEN |
Wankum, New Guinea |
ZEPHYR |
Ayuet Island, New Britain |
ZEPHYR |
Kukum, Solomon Islands |
ZIMMERMAN |
Cape Dampier, New Britain |
ZIPPER |
Banu River, New Britain |
ZIPPER |
Operations for the establishment of bridgehead in Port Swettenham-Port Dickson area preparatory to an advance southward on Singapore |
ZIPPER I |
Operations for the capture of Port Swettenham-Port Dickson area and development of this area preparatory to an advance southward to Singapore |
ZIPPER II |
Exploitation southward as far as the Johore Straits |
ZOMBIE |
Method of defending a convoy attacked by U-Boats at night (G.B.) |
ZONITE |
Palembang, Sumatra, N.E.I. |
ZOOLOGY |
Prestwick, Scotland |
ZOOTSUIT |
Awul, New Britain |
ZOUAVE |
White Horse, Yukon Territory, Canada |