# List of Allied deception formations in World War II
## Canadian

List of armies :
| Formation name | Date created | Date ceased to exist | Insignia | Deception plan | Notes | Ref |
| Unnamed armoured formation | | | | Euphrates plan | The deception effort stated Canadian armoured forces had arrived in Egypt, after travelling directly from Canada. The force notionally moved to Palestine and made camp near Palmyra. An area was cordoned off for this alleged training camp. Soldiers were outfitted with Canadian insignia and money and visited numerous locations throughout Palestine. Vichy French (pro-Axis) forces were informed to be on alert for French-Canadian deserters. | |

## French

List of armies :
* Formation name
* III Corps
* IV Corps
* French Expeditionary Corps for the Far East
* 7th Algerian Infantry Division
* 8th Algerian Infantry Division
* 3rd Armoured Division
* 10th Colonial Infantry Division

## Greek

List of armies :
| Formation name | Date created | Date ceased to exist | Insignia | Deception plan | Notes | Ref |
| 1st Greek Division | | | | | | |

## Indian

List of armies :
| Formation name | Date created | Date ceased to exist | Insignia | Deception plan | Notes |
| Indian Expeditionary Force | Unknown | Jun 1945 | A sword, trident and wings | Operation Fang | A real formation that existed between March and October 1943. Recreated as an army-size commanding force for the threatened invasion of Sumatra (Fang) and was notionally based in India and Ceylon. It was notionally composed of XX and XXXVIII Indian Corps and was replaced by Force 144 in June 1945. The insignia invoked symbols of all three branches of the military. |
| Force 114 | | | | | |
| XX Indian Corps | | | | | |
| XXXVIII Indian Corps | | | | | |
| Airborne Raiding Task Force | | | | | An Indian Army corps sized deception formation |
| 2nd Indian Division | | | | | |
| 6th Indian Division | | | | | |
| 9th Indian Airborne Division | | | | | |
| 12th Indian Division | | | | | |
| 15th Indian Division | | | | | |
| 16th Indian Division | | | | | |
| 18th Indian Division | | | | | |
| 21st Indian Division | | | | | |
| 32nd Indian Armoured Division | | | | | |
| 234th Indian Division | | | | | |
| Frontier Armoured Division | | | | | |
| Nepalese Division | | | | | |
| 1st Burma Division | | | | | |
| 51st Indian Tank Brigade | | | | | |

## New Zealand

List of formations :
| Formation name | Date created | Date ceased to exist | Insignia | Deception plan | Notes | Ref |
| 3rd New Zealand Division | May 1942 | May 1942 | A Kiwi | Cascade | The original New Zealand contribution to Operation Cascade. The division title was soon dropped and replaced by the 6th New Zealand Division, as a real 3rd New Zealand Division was being formed for service Pacific theatre. The real formation became active in August 1942. | |
| 6th New Zealand Division | May 1942 | Oct 1944 | A Kiwi | Cascade | The replacement for the 3rd New Zealand Division. The division was physically portrayed by the Middle East depot area of the 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Force at Maadi Camp near Cairo. Various real small units were renamed and used to portray the 9th New Zealand Infantry Brigade and other divisional troops. For example, the camp hospital became 23 NZ Field Ambulance, and the camp workshop portrayed the 25 NZ Field Company. The division notionally remained in North Africa until October 1944, when a fictitious transfer to the Pacific theatre took place. No further information available on if the division was used beyond its notional transfer. If the 10th and 11th Brigades were notionally formed in a similar manner is disputed between sources. | |

## Polish

List of armies :
* Formation name
* III Polish Corps
* 2nd Polish Armoured Division
* 7th Polish Division
* 8th Polish Division

## South Africa

List of armies :
| Formation name | Date created | Date ceased to exist | Insignia | Deception plan | Notes | Ref |
| 7th South African Division | | | | | | |