- Operation Portcullis
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U-boat Campaign – Club Run¹ –- Malta Convoys¹ –- Espero¹² – Mers-el-Kébir – Calabria¹² – Cape Spada – Cape Passero¹ – Taranto – Strait of Otranto² – White¹ – Cape Spartivento¹ – Excess¹ – Abstention – Souda Bay – Matapan – Tarigo² – Crete – Substance¹ – Halberd¹ – Duisburg² – Bon² – December 1941² – 1st Sirte¹² – Alexandria raid – 2nd Sirte¹ – Calendar – Harpoon¹ – Vigorous¹ – Pedestal¹ – Agreement – Torch – Stone Age¹ – Toulon – Portcullis¹ – Skerki² – Algiers¹ – Cigno² – Sicily – Olterra's campaign¹ – Sinking of Roma – Dodecanese Campaign – Cape Bougaroun¹ – Port Cros – La Ciotat
¹ - Involved an Allied convoy • ² - Involved an Axis convoy Operation Portcullis was a British naval operation to deliver a convoy of four merchant ships to the Mediterranean island of Malta. It occurred during November and December 1942, at a time when the strategic situation in the region had radically changed in the Allies' favour and convoys were under reduced threat.
Categories:- Malta Convoys
- Battle of the Mediterranean
- Convoys of World War II
- World War II stubs
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