The procedures after the Second World War were similar to those following the First. The re-formed Battles Nomenclature Committee made every effort to avoid using names that had been used by the Great War committee but, if this was not practicable, the awards were differenced by year date (e.g. "Baghdad", "Baghdad 1941"). If two separate engagements took place at the same location in the same year, they were differenced by Roman numerals (e.g. "Cassino I", "Cassino II"). In several instances, the Battles Nomenclature Committee felt it was desirable to indicate the aim or nature of the operation, particularly when two separate operations took place at the same location (e.g. "Capture of Tobruk", "Defence of Tobruk").