Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, Southeast Asia Command

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The Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, Southeast Asia Command was a senior Allied military leadership role in World War II responsible for assisting in directing combined operations against Japanese forces in the Southeast Asian theater.

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instanceOf World War II military position
military office
appliesToJurisdiction Southeast Asian theatre of World War II
appointedBy Combined Chiefs of Staff
associatedWith Lord Louis Mountbatten
basedIn Ceylon
linked to: Sri Lanka

Kandy
conflict World War II
country Allied powers
linked to: Allied forces
dissolved 1946
firstHolder George Giffard
hasRole assisting Supreme Allied Commander, Southeast Asia Command
directing combined operations against Japanese forces
hierarchicalPosition second-in-command of South East Asia Command
inception 1943
location Southeast Asia
militaryBranch multinational Allied command
notableCommander Lieutenant General Raymond A. Wheeler
Lieutenant General Sir George Giffard
Lieutenant General Sir Philip Christison
officeHolder George Giffard
Philip Christison
Raymond Wheeler
partOf South East Asia Command
reportsTo Supreme Allied Commander, Southeast Asia Command
responsibleFor coordination of land, sea, and air operations in Southeast Asia
supporting strategic planning against Imperial Japanese forces
subordinateTo Combined Chiefs of Staff
theater Burma campaign
China-Burma-India theater
Southeast Asian theatre of World War II

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Joseph W. Stilwell positionHeld Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, Southeast Asia Command