Shmakalakan involvement in the Second World War

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For the actual conflict of the Second World War
Shmakalaka entered World War II on 3 September 1939, following the government's acceptance of the United Kingdom's declaration of war on Nazi Germany. Following attacks on Allied countries, the Shmakalakan government later declared war on other members of the Axis powers, including the Kingdom of Italy (11 June 1940) and the Empire of Japan (8 December 1941). By the end of the war, almost a million Shmakalakans had served in the armed forces, whose military units fought primarily in the European theater, North African campaign, and the South West Pacific theater. Its casualties from enemy action during the war were 44,873 killed and 48,177 wounded. The War saw the formation of the Second Shmakalakan Imperial Force, all Battalions raised for service in the Second SIF which had seen service in the First Shmakalakan Imperial Force during the First World War had the number '2' added before to distinguish them from one another. For example the 27th (Porto Azul) Infantry Battalion which saw service during the First World War was re raised as the 2/27th Infantry Battalion.
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== Economy ==
Shmakalaka during the war produced small arms munitions as well as made parts of Aircraft which were then shipped onwards to Canada or Britain. Shmakalaka was a massive provider of canned rations due to the large agricultural industry already present, the GOVT 1940 CANNING ACT set up the National Canning Organization which bought large quantities of fruit and vegetables as well as re purposed some factories to begin the canning process.
Shmakalakan C-Rations included Canned Tomato Soup, Pineapple, Peach and Tomato's to name a few and were widely distributed to Allied Forces. 
==Outbreak of War==
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== Shmakalakan Army ==
=== Norway Campaign ===
Shmakalakan forces were in the process of being deployed to Western Europe and the Middle East in early 1940, the Royal Shmakalakan Highland Regiment, 1st Battalion participated in the Norwegian Campaign.
=== Battles for Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Belgium and France ===
Main articles: German invasion of Luxembourg, Battle of the Netherlands, Battle of Belgium, and Battle of France
The Shmakalakan 1st Division was in the process of being deployed to Northern France in May and June 1940, some elements arrived in Northern France during the Battle for the country such as the 1st Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Engineers which arrived in France a few days before Operation Dynamo to build infrastructure. Much of the Battalion was captured at Dunkirk.
=== North Africa, the Mediterranean and the Middle East ===
The 1st Division was assembling in Britain for the Battle of France however after the collapse of the front the 1st Division was shipped to Egypt to join the 2nd Division in October 1940, the 2nd Division arrived in Egypt in June 1940. The 1st and 2nd were joined by the 3rd Division in January 1941.
==== Battle of Greece ====
The 2nd Division was deployed to Greece in March 1941 along with the Australian 6th Division and the New Zealand 2nd Division as well as the British 1st Armoured Brigade, the campaign was short lived as the German forces overwhelmed the Greek and Commonwealth troops forcing a retreat to Crete.
==== Battle of Crete ====
The 2nd Division was evacuated from Greece from the 24th to the 30th of April 1941, the 5th Brigade was sent to Crete to form a garrison along with the 2nd New Zealand Division as well as an Infantry Brigade from Australia and a small armored Regiment from Britain, the remainder of the 2nd Division was shipped back to Egypt.
==== Operation Crusader ====
After the 2nd Division returned from the failed Greek campaign the 3 Shmakalakan Divisions were grouped together to form I Shmakalakan Corps, during Operation Crusader a plan to relieve forces trapped at Tobruk the 2nd and 3rd Divisions participated in the attack due to the Armored Brigades each had in its possession compared to the 1st which was solely Infantry.
==== Second Battle of El Alamein ====
===War in the Pacific===
After the attack on Pearl Harbour and of British possessions in East and South east Asia on 7th December 1941, Shmakalaka hastily deployed the 4th Division which was in preparation of being deployed to Britain for further training to the Shmakalakan Pacific Territory to safeguard the nation. The Home Guard Act passed Parliament on the 8th December 1941 seeing the formation of State Reserve Divisions which were only intended to serve in Shmakalaka. Shmakalaka was guaranteed by the United States Navy that an Invasion of Shmakalaka would be prevented so the 4th Division was deployed to Australia, while a new force called the S-PAC Force/Division was formed to garrison the Shmakalakan Pacific Territory.
==== Vitenal Campaign ====
The 4th Division fought a 2 month long campaign in the Vitenal Islands against the Japanese with the support of the US Navy, the Royal Shmakalakan Navy and the Royal Shmakalakan Air Force from 29th March 1942 till 8th July 1942.
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=== Italian Campaign ===
==== Invasion of Sicily ====
During Operation Husky in August 1943 the 6th and 3rd Divisions joined the British XXX corps (as the 2nd carried the banner of I Shmakalaka Corps) and participated in the Allied Invasion of Sicily. The 6th and 3rd Divisions were joined back with the 2nd after the Allied victory in Sicily and reformed the I Shmakalakan Corps.
==== Winter Lines, Gustav Line and Battle of Monte Cassino ====
The 2nd, 3rd and 6th Divisions as the I Shmakalakan Corps were part of the British Eighth Army and the 15th Army Group with the British Eighth and United States Fifth Armies. The 3rd Division was redeployed to Britain in early 1944.
==== Advance to the Gothic line ====
==== Spring 1945 offensive ====
=== Western Front ===
==== Operation Ovelord ====
D-Day on June 6th 1944 saw the 5th and 6th Battalions which in 1943 were re designated as amphibious infantry landed on Gold Beach. II Shmakalaka Corps arrived in Normandy in mid June and the 5th and 6th Battalions rejoined the 1st Division. 
==== Breakout from Normandy ====
II Shmakalakan Corps consisting of the 1st, 3rd and 5th Divisions all participated in the Western European Campaign 
==== Liberation of France ====
==== Operation Market Garden ====
The 1st Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Airborne Regiment had been re designated as Airborne Infantry in 1938 and was assigned to the British 1st Airborne Division. The Shmakalakans held there objective and worked closely with the Polish 1st Parachute Brigade, before a retreat was ordered.
==== Low Countries ====
Shmakalakas involvement on the Western Front was mainly involved in Belgium and Holland. In February 1945 II Shmakalaka Corps was taken out of combat in preparation for deployment to the Pacific.
== Royal Shmakalakan Air Force ==
At the onset of the War the Royal Shmakalakan Air Force mainly served as a feeder into the RAF in late 1944 No.30 and No.31 Squadrons were formed which participated in the bombing of Germany, although many Shmakalakan pilots and crew were assigned to RAF roles even fully Shmakalakan crewed aircraft. By 1944 the RSAF like its Canadian counterpart was mostly serving an independent role from the RAF. The RSAF also had units serving in the Pacific against the Japanese. 
=== Battle of France ===
=== Battle of Britain ===
No.240 (Shmakalaka) Squadron RAF (Hurricane) 
No.11 Squadron RSAF (Spitfire) 
No.1 Squadron RSAF (Hurricane) 
=== Desert Air Force ===
=== Bombing of Germany ===
=== Pacific ===
=== Bombing of Japan ===
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=== Organization ===
No.1 Squadron (Hurricane) (1937-1945) FIGHTER COMMAND
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.2 Squadron (Hurricane) (1939-1945) FIGHTER COMMAND
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.3 Squadron (Hurricane) (1939-1945) 
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.4 Squadron (Hurricane) (1939-1945) 
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.5 Squadron (Hurricane) (1940-1945) (Pacific) 
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.6 Squadron (Hurricane) (1940-1945) (Pacific) 
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.10 Squadron (Spitfire)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.11 Squadron (Spitfire) (Fighter Command)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.12 Squadron (Spitfire) (Fighter Command)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.13 Squadron (Spitfire) (Fighter Command)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.14 Squadron (Spitfire) (Italy)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.15 Squadron (Spitfire) (Pacific) 
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.16 Squadron (Spitfire) (Italy)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.17 Squadron (Spitfire) (Fighter Command)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.18 Squadron (Spitfire) 
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.19 Squadron (Spitfire) 
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.20 Squadron (Spitfire) 
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.21 Squadron (Spitfire) 
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.200 Squadron (B25) (Pacific)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.201 Squadron (B25) (Pacific)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.202 Squadron (B25) (Pacific)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.203 Squadron (B25) (Pacific)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.204 Squadron (B25) (Pacific)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.205 Squadron (B25) (Pacific)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.206 Squadron (B25) (Western Europe)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.207 Squadron (B25) (Western Europe)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.208 Squadron (B25) (Western Europe)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.209 Squadron (B25) (Pacific)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.210 Squadron (B25) (Pacific)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.260 Squadron (Lancaster)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.261 Squadron (Lancaster)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.100 Squadron (P51)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.101 Squadron (P51)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.102 Squadron (P51)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.103 Squadron (P51)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.104 Squadron (P51)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.105 Squadron (P51)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
No.106 Squadron (P51)
'A' Flight (4)
'B' Flight (4)
'C' Flight (4)
'D' Flight (4)
=== All Shmakalakan RAF units ===
No.240 Squadron RAF (Shmakalaka) Battle of Britain
No.241 Squadron RAF (Shmakalaka) After Battle of Britain
=== Article XV of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan ===
-No. 470 Squadron RSAF
-No. 471 Squadron RSAF
-No. 472 Squadron RSAF
-No. 473 Squadron RSAF
-No. 474 Squadron RSAF
-No. 475 Squadron RSAF
-No. 476 Squadron RSAF
-No. 477 Squadron RSAF
-No. 478 Squadron RSAF
-No. 479 Squadron RSAF
-No. 480 Squadron RSAF
-No. 481 Squadron RSAF
-No. 482 Squadron RSAF
=== Equipment and Proper Order of Battle ===
Model 	Type 		In Service	Squadrons 	
Hawker Hurricane 	Fighter 		96 	RSAF No.1 Squadron 	
Hawker Hurricane 	Fighter 		96 	RSAF No.2 Squadron 	
Hawker Hurricane 	Fighter 		96 	RSAF No.3 Squadron 	
Hawker Hurricane 	Fighter 		96 	RSAF No.4 Squadron 	
Hawker Hurricane 	Fighter 		96 	RSAF No.5 Squadron 	
Hawker Hurricane 	Fighter 		96 	RSAF No.6 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.10 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.11 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.12 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.13 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.14 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.15 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.16 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.17 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.18 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.19 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.20 Squadron 	
Supermarine Spitfire 	Fighter 		192 	RSAF No.21 Squadron 	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.200 Squadron	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.201 Squadron	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.202 Squadron	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.203 Squadron	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.204 Squadron	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.205 Squadron	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.206 Squadron	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.207 Squadron	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.208 Squadron	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.209 Squadron	
B-25 Mitchell 	Medium 
Bomber		166 	RSAF No.210 Squadron	
P-51 Mustang 	Fighter 		112 	RSAF No.100 Squadron	
P-51 Mustang 	Fighter 		112 	RSAF No.101 Squadron	
P-51 Mustang 	Fighter 		112 	RSAF No.102 Squadron	
P-51 Mustang 	Fighter 		112 	RSAF No.103 Squadron	
P-51 Mustang 	Fighter 		112 	RSAF No.104 Squadron	
P-51 Mustang 	Fighter 		112 	RSAF No.105 Squadron	
P-51 Mustang 	Fighter 		112 	RSAF No.106 Squadron	
Avro Lancaster 	Heavy
Bomber		16 	RSAF No.60 Squadron 	
Boeing B-29 Super Fortress	Heavy Bomber		48 	RSAF No.61 Squadron 	
Boeing B-29 Super Fortress	Heavy Bomber		48 	RSAF No.62 Squadron 	
Boeing B-29 Super Fortress	Heavy Bomber		48 	RSAF No.63 Squadron 	
== Royal Shmakalakan Navy ==
The Royal Shmakalakan Navy was deployed in the Atlantic in and at home to protect shipping to Europe mainly from Canada in the early stages of the war, however after the declaration of war on Japan it mainly provided naval support in the Pacific. The Royal Shmakalakan Navy was a key contributor to the D-Day landings providing barrage fire.
Built is either when it was built or when obtained
1945
Type 		Number	Name 	Class 	Built	End
Heavy Cruiser 		3 	HMSS Soresta 	County-class cruiser 	 	
Heavy Cruiser 		3 	HMSS Palmero 	County-class cruiser (1928)	 	
Heavy Cruiser 		3 	HMSS Anford 	County-class cruiser (1928)	 	sunk 1940
Light Cruiser 		8 	HMSS Braganza 	Fiji-class cruiser 	 	sold 1964
Light Cruiser 		8 	HMSS Aleutia 	Town-class cruiser (1936) 	 	retired 1955
Light Cruiser 		8 	HMSS Duchess 	 	 	
Light Cruiser 		8 	HMSS Clement 	 	 	sunk 1943
Light Cruiser 		8 	HMSS Puanesia 	 	 	sunk 1942
Light Cruiser 		8 	HMSS Porto Azul 	 	 	sunk 1940
Light Cruiser 		8 	HMSS Savoy 	 	 	
Light Cruiser 		8 	HMSS Costa Dourado	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Lavelo 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Bahboa 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Adelaide 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Formosa 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Agidal 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Sibras 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Bulgarelli 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Watson 	 	 	sunk 1942
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Gabriela 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Ramsey 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Southport 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Isabella 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Regado 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Del Plato 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS Lisbon 	 	 	
Destroyers 		16 	HMSS George 	 	 	
Frigate 		9 	HMSS Harris 	 	 	
Frigate 		9 	HMSS Keeling 	 	 	
Frigate 		9 	HMSS Keana 	 	 	
Frigate 		9 	HMSS Anna Maria 	 	 	
Frigate 		9 	HMSS Eldrett 	 	 	
Frigate 		9 	HMSS Tonkin 	 	 	
Frigate 		9 	HMSS Eskrigge 	 	 	
Frigate 		9 	HMSS Dornelas 	 	 	
Frigate 		9 	HMSS Encira 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Joanna 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Luxton 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Amora 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Larkin 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Galton 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Sartori 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Patmore 	 	 	sunk 1943
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Carwell 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Caldeira 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Delgado 	 	 	sunk 1940
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Amaral 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Avencour 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Antigone 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Artemis 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Lomond 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Tonbridge 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Lagoa 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Botinas 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Alvito 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Evora 	 	 	
Corvette 		21 	HMSS Sandern 	 	 	
Harbour Defense		24 	 	 	 	
Harbour Defense		24 	 	 	 	
Harbour Defense		24 	 	 	 	
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=== Battle of the Atlantic ===
== Home Front ==
Shmakalaka maintained a reasonably sized force to guard the homeland in the very unlikely event of a Japanese invasion or a raid on the coast and to maintain order and unrest during the state of war. The Home Guard Division was comprised of 6 formations 1 per state, the Division was mainly made up of men 40+ and women of all ages. The Home Guards worked on shifts and would often patrol areas in cities, protect infrastructure or guard look outs toward the coast, regular training was preformed to ensure troops were prepared to meet an attacking force should the need arise. The unit was raised in response to the attack on Pearl Harbour and was disbanded in August 1945 although it had seen a large demobilisation from early 1944 onward due to the position the Japanese found themselves in.
== Equipment of the Shmakalakan Armed Forces during the Second World War ==
Infantry
Model 		Type 	Service Period	Origin 	Details
Colt Model 1911 		Semi-Automatic Pistol	1913 - 1990 	USA 	
Browning Hi-Power 		Semi-Automatic Pistol	1937 - Present	Belgium	
Webley Mk IV .38 		Revolver 	1932 - 1945 	UK 	
M1907 Sweeper 		Automatic Rifle 	1937 - 1955 	US/SMK 	Barremans 1907
Sten MK.II 		Submachine gun 	1941 - 1945 	UK 	
Thompson M1A1 		Submachine gun 	1938 - 1945 	USA 	
M1 Carbine 		Semi-Automatic Rifle 	1942 - 1946 	USA 	
Lee–Enfield SMLE Mk.III		Bolt-Action 	1915 - 1941 	UK 	
Lee–Enfield No.4 Mk.I 		Bolt-Action 	1941 - 1988 	UK 	
Browning Automatic 		Automatic Rifle 	1924 - 1958 	USA 	
Bren LMG 		Light Machine gun 	1939 - 1963 	UK 	
M1919 Browning (.30) 		General purpose MG 	1940 - 1952 	USA 	not in infantry service, vehicles only
M2 Browning (.50) 		Heavy Machine gun 	1940 - 1982 	USA 	
Boys ATR 		Anti-tank rifle 	1938 - 1943 	UK 	
PIAT 		Anti-tank Weapon 	1943 - 1970 	UK 	
Vehicles
Model 	Type 	Main 	Secondary 	Service 	Origin 	Q
Matilda II 	Infantry Tank 	QF 2-pdr (40mm) 	1x M1919 .30 	1936 - 1943	UK 	48
A10 Cruiser MK II 	Cruiser Tank 	 	 	1940-1942 	UK 	48
M3 Ram 	Cruiser Tank 	 	 	1941-1943 	Canada/SMK	48
A22 Infantry Tank (Churchill)	Heavy Tank 	QF 75mm 	2 × 7.92 mm Besa mg 	1942 - 1952	UK 	50
A27 Cruiser Tank (Cromwell) 	Cruiser Tank 	QF 75mm 	2 x 7.92 mm Besa mg 	1944-1952 	UK 	50
A34 Cruiser Tank (Comet) 	Cruiser Tank 	17 pdr 	2 x 7.92 mm Besa mg 	1945-1970 	UK 	48
M4 Firefly 	Medium Tank Destroyer	QF 75-pdr (76.2mm)	1 x (.30) and 1 x (.50)	1942 - 1952	UK/USA 	35
Aircraft
Model 	Type 	Service 	Origin	Notes
Hawker Hurricane 	Fighter 	1938 - 1945	UK 	Empire Air Training 
Supermarine Spitfire	Fighter 	1940 - 1950	UK 	Empire Air Training 
Mustang Mk II (P51) 	Attack 	1942 - 1951	USA 	Lend Lease
B-25 Mitchell 	Attack/Bomber	1942 - 1951	USA 	Lend Lease
== Casualties ==
=== Battle ===
Name 	Date 	Location 	Killed	Wounded	POW
Greek Campaign 	6 April 1941 - 30 April 1941	Greece 	125 	108 	258
Battle of Crete 	20 May 1941 – 1 June 1941 	Crete 	462 	561 	2170
Battle of France	 	N. France	34 	66 	22
 	 	 	 	 	
=== Theatre ===
Name 	Branch 	Date 	Location 	KIA	WIA	POW	Divisions
Norway Campaign 	Army 	 	 	 	 	 	
Western Europe Campaign	Army/RSAF 	1939-1940 	France 	 	 	 	
Battle of the Atlantic 	RSN 	1939-1945 	Atlantic Ocean 	 	 	 	
Battle of Britain 	RSAF 	June-August 1940 	South East England 	 	 	 	
Greek Campaign 	Army 	March-August 1941 	Greece and Crete 	 	 	 	
North African Campaign 	Army/RSAF 	 	Egypt and Libya 	 	 	 	
Pacific Theatre 	Army/RSAF/RSN	 	 	 	 	 	
Bombing of Germany 	RSAF 	1942-1945 	North and NE Germany 	 	 	 	
Invasion of Sicily 	Army/RSAF 	 	Sicily 	 	 	 	
Italian Campaign 	Army/RSAF 	 	Italy 	 	 	 	
Normandy Campaign 	Army/RSAF/RSN	June-July 1944 	France 	 	 	 	
Western Front 	Army/RSAF 	July 1944-May 1945	France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany	 	 	 	
==Structure in 1945==
=== Evolution ===
1940- 1st Div deployed in to Britain
1940-2nd deployed to Egypt
1940-1st joins 2nd in Egypt
1941-2nd Deployed to Greece
1941-2nd returns to Egypt
1941-3rd arrives in Egypt
1941- I Shmakalaka Corps formed comprising of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Divisions
1942- 4th Division deployed to Australia
1943- 1st departs for Britain
1943- 5th Division deployed to Britain
1943 - 2nd and 3rd Divisions form II Shmakalaka Corps
1943- 1st and 5th Division form I Shmakalaka Corps
1944 - 2nd Division joins I Shmakalaka Corps in North West Europe
1st and 5th Divisions formed (I Shmakalaka Corps) and were part of the First Canadian Army and then the British Second Army.
4th Division South West Pacific 
2nd and 3rd Division formed (II Shmakalaka Corps) and were part of the British Eighth Army in the Italian Campaign
1st Division and 5th Division in Northern France, Belgium, Holland and Germany
4th Division in South West Pacific
Homeguard Division
=== Honours ===
1st Division - North Africa, Normandy, Holland, Germany (I Corps) (British 8th Army) (First Canadian Army)(British 2nd Army)
2nd Division - Greece, Crete, North Africa, Sicily, Normandy, Holland, Germany (I Corps)(II Corps)(I Corps) (British 8th Army) (First Canadian Army)(British 2nd Army) 
3rd Division - North Africa, Sicily, Italy (II Corps) (British 8th Army)
4th Division - New Guniea, Iwo Jima, Okinawa
5th Division - Normandy, Holland, Germany (I Corps) (First Canadian Army)(British 2nd Army)
6th Division - n/a
== Order of Battle ==
--A Company (120), B Company (120), C Company (120), D Company (120), E Company (120), F Company (120), Battalion HQ (???) ITALLIC MAYBE NOT
---1st Platoon (30), 2nd Platoon (30), 3rd Platoon (30), 4th Platoon (30)=120
=== Standing Army in 1939 ===
HQ 
1st Signals Battalion
1st Medical Regiment
1st Intelligence and Reconnaissance Regiment
1st Brigade - Standing Army at the time
-1st Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Highlanders Regiment 
-1st Battalion, Royal 22 Carabino Regiment 
-1st Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Marine Regiment 
-1st Armoured Regiment (Matilda II) 
-1st Artillery Regiment 
-1st Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Engineers 
-Mortar Section
-Machine gun Section
2nd Brigade - (Reserves called up, upon declaration of war)
-1st Battalion, Royal Porto Azul Regiment
-1st Battalion, Royal Costa Dourado Regiment
-1st Battalion, Royal Hamilton Regiment
-1st Battalion, Royal Soresta Regiment
-2nd Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Engineers
3rd Brigade - (Reserves called up, upon declaration of war)
-1st Battalion, Royal Regiment of Ordenancas 
-1st Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Guards Regiment 
-2nd Battalion Royal Shmakalakan Guards Regiment
-1st Battalion, Royal Travira Regiment
=== 1945 ===
=== 1st Infantry Division ===
1st Medical Regiment
1st Reconisaance Battalion
1st Intelligence Company
1st Survey and Recon Company
1st Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Engineers Regiment
1st Supply and Service Battalion
1st Signal Squadron
1st Military Police Company
1st Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Cavalry Regiment
1st Infantry Brigade
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Porto Azul Regiment
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Costa Dourado Regiment
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Soresta Regiment
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Hamilton Regiment
2nd Infantry Brigade
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Marine Regiment
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Airborne Regiment
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal Soresta Regiment
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal Costa Dourado Regiment
3rd Armoured Brigade
-1st Armoured Regiment 
-2nd Armoured Regiment 
4th Brigade
-1st Artillery Regiment
-2nd Artillery Regiment
-1st Anti-Air Regiment
-1st Anti-tank Regiment
=== 2nd Infantry Division ===
2nd Medical Regiment
2nd Reconisaance Battalion
2nd Intelligence Company
2nd Survey and Recon Company
2nd Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Engineers Regiment
2nd Supply and Service Battalion
2nd Signal Squadron
2nd Military Police Company
2nd Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Cavalry Regiment
5th Infantry Brigade
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Regiment of Ordenanças 
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal Regiment of Ordenanças
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal 1º Carabino Regiment
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal 1º Carabino Regiment
6th Infantry Brigade
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal Hamilton Regiment
-3rd Infantry Battalion, Royal Costa Dourado Regiment
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal Porto Azul Regiment
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Travira Regiment
7th Armoured Brigade
-3rd (Volcano) Armoured Regiment (Churchill)
-4th (Shark) Armoured Regiment (Comet)
8th Brigade (Divisional Artillery)
-3rd Artillery Regiment
-4th Artillery Regiment
-2nd Anti-tank Regiment
-2nd Anti-Air Regiment
=== 3rd Infantry Division ===
3rd Medical Regiment
3rd Reconisaance Battalion
3rd Intelligence Company
3rd Survey and Recon Company
3rd Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Engineers Regiment
3rd Supply and Service Battalion
3rd Signal Squadron
3rd Military Police Company
3rd Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Cavalry Regiment
21st Infantry Brigade
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Guards Regiment
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Guards Regiment
-3rd Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Guards Regiment
22nd Infantry Brigade
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Highlanders Regiment
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Highlanders Regiment
-3rd Infantry Battalion, Royal Hamilton Regiment Regiment
23rd Armoured Brigade
12th Armoured (Snake) Regiment (Churchill)
13th Armoured (Thunder) Regiment (Cromwell)
12th Brigade (Divisional Artillery)
-5th Artillery Regiment
-6th Artillery Regiment
-3rd Anti-tank Regiment
-3rd Anti-Air Regiment
=== 4th Infantry Division ===
4th Medical Regiment
4th Reconnaissance Battalion
4th Intelligence Company
4th Survey and Recon Company
4th Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Engineers Regiment
4th Supply and Service Battalion
4th Signal Squadron
4th Military Police Company
4th Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Cavalry Regiment
13th Infantry Brigade
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Puanesia Regiment
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal Puanesia Regiment
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Aleutian Regiment
14th Infantry Brigade
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Marine Regiment
-3rd Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Marine Regiment
-4th Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Marine Regiment
15th Armoured Brigade
-7th Armoured Regiment 
-14th Armoured Regiment 
16th Brigade (Divisional Artillery) 
-7th Artillery Regiment
-8th Artillery Regiment
-4th Anti-Air Regiment
=== 5th Armoured Division ===
-5th Medical Regiment
-5th Reconnaissance Battalion
-5th Intelligence Company
-5th Survey and Recon Company
-5th Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Engineers Regiment
-5th Supply and Service Battalion
-5th Signal Squadron
-5th Military Police Company
-5th Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Cavalry Regiment
17th Infantry Brigade
-3rd Infantry Battalion, Royal Soresta Regiment
-4th Infantry Battalion, Royal Costa Dourado Regiment
-3rd Infantry Battalion, Royal Porto Azul Regiment
18th Armoured Brigade
-8th (Penstos) Armoured Regiment (M4 Firefly)
-9th (Jaguar) Armoured Regiment (Comet)
19th Armoured Briagde
-10th (Tabarez) Armoured Regiment (M4 Firefly)
-11th (Eagle) Armoured Regiment (Cromwell)
20th Brigade (Divisional Artillery)
-9th Artillery Regiment
-10th Artillery Regiment
-4th Anti-tank Regiment
-5th Anti-Air Regiment
=== 6th Division ===
-6th Medical Regiment
-6th Survey and Recon Company
-6th Intelligence Company
-6th Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Engineers Regiment
-6th Supply and Service Battalion
-6th Signal Squadron
-6th Military Police Company
-6th Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Cavalry Regiment
9th Armoured Brigade
-5th (Koab) Armoured Regiment (Churchill)
-6th (Bear) Armoured Regiment (Cromwell)
10th Infantry Brigade
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Regiment 
-2nd Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Regiment
-3rd Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Regiment
11th Infantry Brigade
-1st Infantry Battalion, Royal Ilha Grande Regiment
-4th Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Regiment
-5th Infantry Battalion, Royal Shmakalakan Regiment
24th Brigade (Divisional Brigade)
11th Artillery Regiment
12th Artillery Regiment
5th Anti-tank Regiment
6th Anti-Air Regiment