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- Q2026254 subject Q7711821.
- Q2026254 subject Q7885901.
- Q2026254 subject Q8341320.
- Q2026254 subject Q8341332.
- Q2026254 subject Q8562778.
- Q2026254 abstract "During World War II, Operation Pastel was the deception plan scheduled to protect Operation Olympic, the planned invasion of southern Japan. Pastel would have falsely portrayed a threat of an American-led invasion against ports in China via attacks on Taiwan. Parts of Operation Majestic, an operation declined due to Operation Olympic, were incorporated in Operation Pastel.One of the notional military formations that was designated for use in the deception was the XXXV Airborne Corps. The Corps formed part of Operation Pastel Two, the deception plan for Operation Olympic.The final version of the Operation Pastel deception plan incorporated notional airborne landings, using dummy parachutists similar to those used on D-Day, in the interior of Kyūshū the day before the actual landings were to take place. The two-division fictional corps that was to carry out the landings was designated XXXV Airborne Corps.Had Operation Pastel been carried out, the first elements of the XXXV Airborne Corps, quartering parties of the notional 18th Airborne Division, would have been depicted reaching Okinawa on August 15, 1945. Following this glider pilots were to have been depicted as reaching Okinawa around August 20, 1945, followed by the troops of the real 11th (in the Philippines) and notional 18th Airborne Divisions, starting to arrive in Okinawa on September 1, 1945. On the same day the notional corps headquarters would have been activated.".
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q13987.
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q148.
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- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q188497.
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- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q30.
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q300879.
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- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q362.
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q7097259.
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- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q7711821.
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q7885901.
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q8341320.
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q8341332.
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q8562778.
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q864306.
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q865.
- Q2026254 wikiPageWikiLink Q928.
- Q2026254 comment "During World War II, Operation Pastel was the deception plan scheduled to protect Operation Olympic, the planned invasion of southern Japan. Pastel would have falsely portrayed a threat of an American-led invasion against ports in China via attacks on Taiwan. Parts of Operation Majestic, an operation declined due to Operation Olympic, were incorporated in Operation Pastel.One of the notional military formations that was designated for use in the deception was the XXXV Airborne Corps.".
- Q2026254 label "Operation Pastel".