Operation Baytown

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Operation Baytown was an Allied World War II amphibious landing in southern Italy that marked the beginning of the mainland Italian campaign.

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Operation Baytown canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II amphibious landing
military operation
belligerent Allies
Canada
United Kingdom
codenameUser Allied forces
commander Bernard Montgomery
conflict World War II
countryInvolved Canada
Germany
Italy
United Kingdom
date 3 September 1943
followedBy Operation Avalanche
Operation Slapstick
front Italian Front
landingArea Reggio di Calabria
linked to: Reggio Calabria
launchPoint Sicily
location Calabria
southern Italy
linked to: Southern Italy
militaryBranch British Eighth Army
notableFeature first Allied landing on the Italian mainland in World War II
objective to begin the mainland Italian campaign
to establish Allied forces on the Italian mainland
operationType amphibious assault
opposingForce Kingdom of Italy
Nazi Germany
partOf Allied invasion of Italy
linked to: Italian campaign

Italian Campaign
linked to: Italian campaign
precededBy Allied invasion of Sicily
result Allied victory
successful Allied landing in Calabria
strategicPurpose to draw German forces away from the Salerno area
theater Mediterranean Theatre of World War II
year 1943

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Italian campaign includesOperation Operation Baytown
Operation Slapstick relatedOperation Operation Baytown
Operation Avalanche relatedOperation Operation Baytown
subject linked to: Avalanche
Sicily 1943 followedBy Operation Baytown
Allied advance on Rome includedEvent Operation Baytown
Italy 1943–45 hasPart Operation Baytown
Armistice of Cassibile relatedEvent Operation Baytown
subject linked to: armistice of Cassibile
Allied advance on Naples follows Operation Baytown