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Contents 1 World War I 2 World War II 3 Cold War Era 3.1 Asia 3.2 Europe 3.3 Central America and the Caribbean 3.4 Southern Africa 3.5 Chad Civil War (1965–1993) 3.6 Falklands War (1982) 3.7 Other 4 Vietnam (pre-Vietnam War) 5 Korean War 6 Vietnam War 7 Post-Cold War 7.1 Asia 7.2 Rwanda 7.3 Other Africa 7.4 East Timor 7.5 Croatian War of Independence 1991-1995 7.6 War in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992-1995 7.7 Kosovo War 1999 7.8 Macedonia 7.9 Haiti 7.10 Persian Gulf War 7.11 Iraq (post-Gulf War) 8 Arab/Israeli Conflict 8.1 Pre-1948 8.2 1948-1949 Arab-Israeli War 8.3 1956 Suez Crisis 8.4 1967 Six Day War 8.5 1968-1970 War of Attrition 8.6 1973 Yom Kippur War 8.7 1978 Israel/Lebanon conflict 8.8 Sinai Peninsula 1982 - 1986 and 1993 - ongoing 8.9 1982-2000 Israel–Lebanon conflict 8.10 Second Intifada (2000-2009) 8.10.1 West Bank 8.10.2 Gaza Strip 8.11 2006 Lebanon War 8.12 Other Israeli Operations 8.13 See also 9 Global War on Terror and other associated activity 9.1 Afghanistan War 9.2 Iraq War 9.3 Other military counter-terrorist operations 9.4 Terrorist operations 9.5 Counter-terrorism drills 9.6 Preventive counter-terrorist operations 9.7 Reactive counter-terrorist operations 9.8 Other/Unknown 10 Law Enforcement 10.1 US Drug Enforcement Administration Operations 10.2 Other anti-narcotic operations 10.3 Anti-child pornography operations 10.4 Operations against intellectual property theft 10.5 Other operations 11 Humanitarian Operations 12 Other 13 Non-military operations 14 External links 15 References

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This is a list of missions, operations, and projects. Missions in support of other missions are not listed independently.

World War I

See also List of military engagements of World War I

• Albion (1917) — German capture of Oesel, Dagö and Moon Islands (now Saaremaa, Hiiumaa and Muhu)
• Hush planned Allied amphibious landing on the Belgian coast.
• Kaiserschlacht ('Kaiser's battle') (1918) — German Spring offensive using armies released from the Eastern Front.
  • Blücher-Yorck (1918) —
    • Gneisenau (1918) —
  • Georgette (1918) —
  • Michael (1918) —
• Strafexpedition (Punitive Expedition) (1916) — operation by the Austro-Hungarian Army against Italy (Italian northern front): the largest mountain battle ever fought.

World War II

See List of World War II military operations

Cold War Era

Asia

• Ajax (1953) — Anglo-American plan for Iranian coup d'état that deposed Mohammed Mosaddeq and reinstalled Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
• Atilla (1974) — Turkish invasion of Cyprus, leading to subsequent occupation of northern Cyprus
• Operation Cactus (1988) — Indian armed forces oust Tamil nationalist mercenaries of PLOTE who instigated a coup in Malé in the Maldives.
• Operation Chengiz Khan (1971) Pakistan Air Force launches a preemptive attacks on Indian air bases.
• Claret (1964) — British SAS and Australian SASR patrols into Indonesia
  • Jock Scott (1952) — British rounding up of suspected insurgents at the beginning of the Mau Mau Uprising
  • Anvil (1954) — British counter-insurgency operation in Nairobi during the Mau Mau Uprising
• Eagle Claw (1980) — Attempted rescue of American hostages held in Tehran.
• Earnest Will (1987-88) — American protection of Kuwaiti oil tankers in the Persian Gulf during the Iran–Iraq War
  • Eager Glacier (1987-88) — U.S. spy planes gather intelligence about Iran.
  • Nimble Archer (1987) — U.S. retaliates for Iranian missile attack on reflagged Kuwaiti tanker.
  • Praying Mantis (1988) — U.S. retaliates against Iran for mining frigate.
  • Prime Chance (1987-88) — Special operations to protect Kuwaiti tankers, run largely from barges in the northern Persian Gulf.
• Evening Light (1980) — failed U.S. attempt to rescue embassy hostages in Tehran
• Operation Gibraltar (1965) — Pakistan's attempt to infiltrate and instigate a massive rebellion in Jammu and Kashmir, India
• Grand Slam (1965) — Pakistan's second attempt to cut off Kashmir from India.
• Lucky Alphonse (1956) — British sweep of Troodos area on Cyprus for EOKA
• Operation Meghdoot (1984) — Indian military's capture of the majority of Siachen Glacier.
• Nimrod (1980) — rescue of hostages in the Iranian embassy, London
• Paul Bunyan (1976) — UN forces remove a tree in the Korean Demilitarized Zone
• Sparrowhawk I, II and III (1956) — British operations against EOKA on Cyprus.
• Team Spirit (1976-1993) — Annual joint exercise with South Korean forces.
• Dwarka(1965)— Pakistan Navy's attack on the Indian coastal town of Dwarka on 7 September 1965. This was the first use of a Navy in the Indo-Pakistan Wars.
• Operation Trident (1971) — Indian Navy's bombing and blockade of Karachi Port, Pakistan.

Europe

• Berlin Airlift of 1948:
  • Vittles — US part of the Berlin Airlift
  • Planefare — British part of the Berlin Airlift.
• Gladio (?) — Stockpiles of weapons in Switzerland, Austria and other countries for resistance to Soviet occupiers.
• Gold (1954) — covert American tunnel under the Berlin Wall
• Neptune (1964) — Soviet-led counterintelligence operation.
• Reforger — Annual American exercise to "return forces to Germany".
• Silver (1949) — covert British communications tap in Austria
• Banner (1969 - 2007) Deployment of British troops to Northern Ireland. To prevent sectarian killings and support the Police (RUC). Op Banner resulted in over 700 British Armed Forces deaths and 303 Police deaths at the hands of the Irish Republicans

Central America and the Caribbean

• Anadyr — Soviet plan to base nuclear weapons in Cuba; the cause of the Cuban Missile Crisis
  • Kama — Soviet plan to forward-base seven Soviet ballistic missile submarines in Mariel, Cuba (part of Anadyr)
• Fortune (1951) — 1951 CIA plan for a coup in Guatemala. Executed as Success
• Golden Pheasant (1988) — US deployment in Honduras
• Just Cause (1989) — US invasion of Panama
  • Acid Gambit — Rescue of Kurt Muse.
  • Bushmaster — Security operations near US facilities.
  • Sand Flea — rehearsal for Just Cause.
• Mongoose (1962) — plan for information gathering, sabotage, civil insurrection and the overthrown of the Cuban government.
• Northwoods (1960s) — plan to incite war between the United States and Cuba.
• Waverider (1972) — *Peter Pan (1960s) — transfer of Cubans to the US
• Phibriglex (1962) — US plan and mock invasion by its armed forces of a Caribbean island. The exercise took place on Vieques and the purpose of the mock invasion was to overthrow a fictitious leader called "Ortsac", whose name was, in fact, Castro spelled backwards. It occurred in August, shortly before the Cuban Missile Crisis. It is also known by the names Operation Ortsac, Operation Swift Strike II and Exercise Phibriglex-62.
• Power Pack (1965) — US deployment in the Dominican Republic
• Success (1954) — 1954 CIA coup in Guatemala.
• Urgent Fury (1983) — US invasion of Grenada

Southern Africa

• Hurricane (1972-1980) / — Operations by Rhodesian security forces against ZIPRA and ZANU guerillas in Mashonaland.
• Operation Overload (1974) — Rhodesian security forces operation to establish protected villages.
• Savannah (1975-76) — South African intervention in Angola in support of the FNLA.
• Carlota (1977) — Cuban Deployment to counter South African attacks to Angola.
• Dingo (1977) — Rhodesian attack on camps in Mozambique.
• Tangent (1977-1980) / — Operations by Rhodesian security forces against insurgents in Matabeleland.
• Favour (1978-1980) / — Training of former insurgents to serve as security force auxiliaries in Zimbabwe-Rhodesia.
• Reindeer (1978) — South African airborne attack on SWAPO base at Cassinga, Angola.
• Rekstok (1979) — South African attack on SWAPO bases in Angola.
• Safraan (1979) — South African attack on SWAPO bases in Zambia.
• Klipklop (1980) — South African disruption of SWAPO logistics in Angola.
• Sceptic (1980) — South African attack on SWAPO bases in Angola.
• Protea (1981) — South African attack on SWAPO bases near Ongiva and Xangongo, Angola.
• Carnation (1981) — South African skirmishes with SWAPO forces along the Angolan border.
• Meebos (1982) — South African destruction of SWAPO's "East Front" HQ at Mupa, Angola.
• Askari (1983) — South African attack on SWAPO and FAPLA forces in Angola.
• Phoenix (1983) — South African response to mass SWAPO infiltration of South-West Africa
• Alpha Centauri (1986) — South African operation in support of UNITA in Angola.
• Modular (1987) — South African operation to reverse the FAPLA advance on Mavinga and Jamba.
• Hooper (1988) — South African operation followup to Modular in pursuit of retreating FAPLA forces.
• Packer (1988) — South African operation to push FAPLA and Cuban forces north of the Cuito river following Hooper.

Chad Civil War (1965–1993)

• Bison (1969–72) (French intervention to counter FROLINAT insurgency)
• Tacaud (1978–80) (Operation to avoid FROLINAT rebels taking Chad's capital)
• Manta (1983–84) (Intervention in the Chad-Libyan conflict)
• Épervier (1986–) (ongoing mission, originated to counter Libyan expansion in Chad)

Falklands War (1982)

• Rosario — Argentine joint operation
  • Algeciras — Planned Argentine sabotage raid.
  • Azul — Argentine invasion
• Corporate — British liberation
  • Paraquet — British recapture of South Georgia.
  • Black Buck — British long-range bombing raid
  • Keyhole — British commando raid
  • Purple Warrior — British training exercise incorporating lessons from the Falklands War
  • Sutton — British amphibious landings

Other

• Argus (1959) — test of nuclear bombs in the upper atmosphere.
• Blowdown (1963) — Australia/US/UK simulated nuclear explosion in a rain forest.
• El Dorado Canyon (1986) — US strikes against Libya
• Morning Light (1978) — Joint Canadian-US effort to recover Cosmos 954, a nuclear powered Soviet RORSAT.
• Operation Alpha Tango Walrus (1979) Effort by Canadian military efforts to retrieve the covert 'walrus' codes.
• Operation Morris Dance (1987) — Australian response to the first of the 1987 Fijian coups d'état.
• Mount Hope III (1988) — covert recovery of a crashed Soviet-made helicopter from Africa.
• Nuclear testing List of all known named nuclear tests.
• Orion (1960) — DARPA project to design a nuclear pulse propulsion system.

Vietnam (pre-Vietnam War)

• Castor (1953) — French resupply attempts by paradrop at Dien Bien Phu
• Condor (1954) — French relief of Dien Bien Phu
• Lea (1947) — Unsuccessful French attempt to capture the leaders of the Viet Minh
• Vulture (1954) — or Operation Vautour, proposed American-French air operations against the Viet Minh around Dien Bien Phu

Korean War

• Blue Hearts (1950) — UN amphibious landings at Pohang.
• Courageous (1951) — Movement of UN infantry units up the Imjin River.
  • Tomahawk (1951) — Deployment of airmobile forces in the Battle of the Imjin River.
• Commando (1951) — Attack to the Jamestown Line.
• Chromite (1950) — UN invasion at Inchon.
• Little Switch (1953) — Exchange of sick and wounded prisoners of war between United Nations and North Korean/Chinese forces.
  • Big Switch (1953)
• Ripper (1951) — UN movements towards the 38th parallel to recapture Seoul.

Vietnam War

• Arc Light (1965) — US B-52 bombing campaign in Vietnam
• Attleboro (1967) — U.S. and Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) air mobile operations in Tay Ninh.
• Babylift (1975) — mass evacuation/airlift of orphans from South Vietnam to the U.S. and other countries
• Barrel Roll (1964-73) Template:Country data Laos (1952-1975) — the bombing of Laos by U.S. forces, to support the Royal Laotian Army and CIA-trained Hmong.
  • Steel Tiger (1965-68)
  • Tiger Hound (1965-68)
  • Commando Hunt (1968-72) — U.S. bombing of the Ho Chi Minh Trail
• Bolo (1967) — Decoy mission to disguise the electronic signature of combat aircraft.
• Chopper (1962) — Major air mobile offensive near Saigon.
• Cedar Falls (1967) — Attack on National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam (NVA or Viet Cong) positions in Ben Cat (the Iron Triangle)
• Dewey Canyon (1971) — Offensive against NVA communication lines in Laos.
• Enhance Plus (1972) — Resupply of military equipment and consumables to the government of South Vietnam.
• Flaming Dart (1965) — Reprisal bombing attacks by the U.S. Air Force against NVA units.
• Frequent Wind (1975) — Helicopter evacuation of U.S. citizens before the fall of Saigon.
• Game Warden (1965) — first major U.S. riverine patrol operation. Later Swift Boat operations included:
  • Ballistic Charge
  • Beacon Star
  • Beacon Torch
  • Bear Bite
  • Bear Claw
  • Beau Charger
  • Beau Diddley
  • Beaver Cage
  • Bold Mariner
  • Boone
  • Canyon
  • Daring Rebel
  • Deckhouse Five (1967)
  • DeSoto
  • Dragon Fire
  • Fortress Ridge
  • Seahawk
  • Sea Tiger
  • Market Time (1965)
• Hastings (1966) — U.S. and ARVN counter-offensive operations in Quang Tri
• Homecoming (1973) — repatriation of U.S. prisoners of war from Vietnam
• Leap Frog (1968) — Systematic canvassing of the opinions of senior ARVN officers by U.S. military intelligence on likely NLF actions.
• Menu (1969) — U.S. bombing of Cambodia
• Malheur (1967) — Twin phased Search and destroy operations in Quang Ngai
• Pegasus (1968) — Resupply and relief operations to U.S. Marines besieged at Khe Sanh
• Phoenix (1968) — CIA-organized assassination campaign against influential NLF operatives in South Vietnam
• Rich (1968) — Combined arms assault near the Ben Hai River in the Vietnamese Demilitarized Zone
• Linebacker (1972) — Strategic bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong, and mining of Haiphong harbour.
• Ranch Hand (1961-71) — Spraying of herbicides (including Agent Orange) by aircraft and ground forces.
  • Trail Dust
• Rolling Thunder (1967-68) — Bombing of North Vietnam
• Sealords (1968) — Mekong River delta and inland waterways campaign by the U.S. Navy in Vietnam
• Starlight (1965) — United States Marine Corps actions near Chu Lai.
• Sunrise (1962) — Relocation of Vietnamese peasantry around Saigon to "strategic hamlets."
• Tailwind (1970) — Alleged use of nerve gas against U.S. defectors in Laos.
• Toan Thang 42 (1970) — ARVN incursion into Cambodia
• Union I and II (1967) — American Marines in the Que Son Valley.

Post-Cold War

Asia

• Safed Sager (1999) — Indian Air Force operations in the Kargil War.

Rwanda

• Amphibian (2001) — South African deployment to the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda of observers to verify implementation of the Pretoria Agreement.
• Clean Corridor (1994) — escort of Tutsi military forces to Kigali by the United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR).
• Ippocampo (1994) — Italian codename for evacuation of Italian civilians from Rwanda
• Silver Back (1994) — International codename for civilian evacuation in Rwanda
• Tamar (1994) — Australian contribution to peacekeeping in Rwanda.
• Turquoise (1994) — French led intervention in Rwanda to protect displaced persons.

Other Africa

• Addition (2000) — Canada's contribution to the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)
• Albatros (1993-94) — Italian contribution to UN peace keeping mission in Mozambique (UNOMOZ)
• Azure (2005) — Australian name for UN peace keeping mission in Sudan (UNMIS) [1]
• Barras (2000) — British SAS destruction of a rebel group in Sierra Leone.
• Boleas (1998) — South African and Botswanan military intervention in Lesotho
• Caravan (2003) — Canadian contribution to the French-led Interim Emergency Multinational Force in the Democratic Republic of Congo
• Cordite (2004) — South African observer mission to the African Union mission in Darfur
• Deliverance (1993) — Canadian mission to Somalia
• Eastern Exit (1991) — US evacuation of its embassy in Somalia
• Espresso (2002) — South African contribution to the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)
• Fibre (2003) — South African mission to Burundi
• Liberation (2002) — Seizure of Asian-owned assets in Zimbabwe.
• Licorne (2002) — The French contribution to the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire.
• Mistral (2003) — South African contribution to the Mission of the United Nations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)
• Montego (2003) — South African contribution to United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)
• Murambatsvina (2005) — Zimbabwe government's attack on residential district loyal to opposition groups.
• Nilo (2005) — Italian name for UN peace keeping mission in Sudan (UNMIS)
• Phillis (2004) — evacuation of British citizens from Côte d'Ivoire
• Restore Hope (1992) — American name for UNITAF, humanitarian intervention in Somalia
• Sharp Edge (1990-91) — evacuation of Americans from Liberia
• Shining Express (2003) — evacuation of Americans from Liberia
• Solace (1992) — Australian deployment in Somalia
• Tanker Two (2002) — South African Navy mission to shadow Greenpeace's MV Esperanza and prevent interception of the Pacific Teal, a plutonium transport.
• Teutonic (2005) — SANDF assistance to DRC transitional government.

East Timor

• Astute (2006) — Deployment of Australian military forces to East Timor following the May 2006 civil unrest.
• Citadel — Australia's contribution to the United Nations Mission of Support in East Timor (UNMISET). Later ongoing peacekeeping actions were known as Operation Tanager.
• Chiron — Training of East Timorese military forces by the Australian Defence Force.
• East Timor — Deployment of New Zealand military forces to East Timor.
• Faber — Deployment of United Nations military observers to East Timor in support of the UNAMET-monitored popular consultation.
• Poinciana (1975) — Or Operasi Flamboyan (a name of a tropical tree); seaborne capture of Dili in 1975.
• Seroja (1975) — Indonesian invasion of East Timor in 1975.
• Stabilise — Also spelled as Operation Stabilize; Australian Defence Force's involvement in the multinational force United Nations International Force in East Timor (INTERFET) in East Timor
• Scorched Earth — Or Operasi Sapu Bersih in Indonesian, also known as Operation Clean Sweep; campaign of violence and arson allegedly committed by the TNI-supervised pro-integration militias following the 1999 United Nations supervised plebiscite.
• Spitfire — Evacuation of foreign nationals from East Timor by Australian defence assets, as a result of post-referendum violence.
• Toucan — Canada's contribution to the United Nations' International Force in East Timor (INTERFET) and the United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor (UNTAET)
• Warden — Military operation involving all contributing forces conducted under the multinational peacekeeping mission known as United Nations' International Force in East Timor (INTERFET)

Croatian War of Independence 1991-1995

• Operation Otkos 10 (end Oct-Nov 1991) — Croatian actions against rebel Serbs and regular Serbian forces on area from Mount Bilogora to Mount Papuk (on west of Slavonia)
• Operation Orkan 91 (1991) — Follow-up offensive after Otkos 10.
• Harmony — Canada's contribution to the United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR), which was created in February 1992 to ensure the protection and demilitarization of three UN Protected Areas in Croatia
• Operation Tigar (July 1992) — Croatian military actions in occupied Dubrovnik hinterland, held by Serbomontenegrin regulars.
• Medački džep (September 1993) Croatian offensive against rebel Serbs with aim of relieving the city of Gospić from Serb shelling attacks.
• Bljesak ("Flash") (March 1995) — Croatian offensive against rebel Serbs, with aim of liberating occupied western Slavonia
• Oluja ("Storm") (August 1995) — Croatian major offensive against most areas under control of rebel Serbs.

War in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992-1995

• Maritime Monitor (July 1992 - November 1992) — in support of UN resolutions 713 and 757, operation which subsequently became:
  • Maritime Monitor (November 1992) — in support of UN Resolution 787
• Sky Monitor (October 1992 -) — NAEW orbit over the Adriatic. On 31 October an additional NAEW orbit was commenced over Hungary
• Deny Flight (April 1993 - December 1995) — to prevent the violation of the Bosnia-Herzegovina airspace, declared "No-Fly Zone"
• Neretva '93 (1993) — offensive of Bosnian Muslim forces against Bosnian Croats in northern and eastern Herzegovina
• Bøllebank ("Hooligan-bashing" in Danish) (April 1994) — UN-forces' use of tanks against Bosnian Serbian forces.
• Amanda (1994) — Danish UN-forces' second engagement against Bosnian Serb forces.
• Summer '95 (July 1995) — Croatian offensive in west Bosnia
• Sword '95 (1995) — Bosnian-Serb offensive against Bosnian-Moslem forces in west Bosnia
• Koridor '92 (1995) — One of the most successful Bosnian-Serb operations against Moslem and Croatian military forces
• Deliberate Force (August - September 1995) — NATO air campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Tiger (1995) — offensive of pro-government Bosnian Muslim forces against forces of Fikret Abdić
• Maestral (September 1995) — Major Croatia offensive in western Bosnia
• Južni Potez (October 1995) — Croatia offensive in area around Mrkonjić Grad
• Sana (1995) — Bosnian offensive in northwest Bosnia
• Pauk (1995) — Bosnian-Serb and rebel Croatian Serb offensive in northwest Bosnia
• Una (1995) — Failed Croatian operation against Bosnian-Serb Army. Bosnian-Serb victory
• Joint Endeavor (December 1995) — NATO peace-keeping operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Joint Guard (December 1996 - 1998) — NATO peace-keeping operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina which established SFOR
• Joint Forge (1998) — NATO peace-keeping operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina following Operation Joint Guard

Kosovo War 1999

• Allied Force (1999) — NATO's air campaign in Yugoslavia
• Megaphone — Canada's return of equipment used in Kosovo
• Potkova ("Horseshoe") (1999) — Yugoslav army offensive against the KLA
• Quadrant — Canada's mission in Kosovo

Macedonia

• Able Sentry (1993-94) — Berlin Brigade deployed as part of Multi-National United Nations Protection Forces (UNPROFOR) to the Republic of Macedonia to establish Camp Able Sentry and monitor sanctions imposed by NATO against Serbia/Kosovo.
• Essential Harvest (2001) — month-long NATO mission of disarming ethnic Albanians in Macedonia
  • Forage — Canadian contribution to NATO's Essential Harvest
• Kinetic — Canada's contribution to NATO's mission KFOR to secure Kosovo and Macedonia and to provide humanitarian needs to displaced persons
• Echo — Canada sending air forces to Aviano, Italy to enforce a no-fly zone over Balkan region (UNSFOR and UNKFOR)
• Mountain Storm — Macedonian special police operation against Albanian extremists (2007).

Haiti

• Constable (1997) — Canada's contribution to the United Nations Mission in Haiti
• Uphold Democracy (1994-1995) — U.S. led multinational force, replaced by United Nations Mission in Haiti or UNMIH
• New Horizon (1995-1996) — U.S. mission in support (and under the command) of United Nations Mission in Haiti
• Secure Tomorrow (2004) — U.S. led multinational force, authorized by the UN as the Multinational Interim Force (MIF) which was replaced by the United Nations Stabilization Mission In Haiti or MINUSTAH

Persian Gulf War

• Desert Shield (1990-91) — American buildup prior to Gulf War
• Desert Storm (1991) — Gulf War
  • Granby — British codename for operations during Gulf War
  • Daguet — French codename for operations during Gulf War
  • Damask — Royal Australian Navy deployment to the Persian Gulf.
  • Tempesta nel Deserto — Italian codename for operation during Gulf War
  • Desert Sabre — Proposed Marine landing on the coast of Iraq.
  • Determination (early 1998) — Canadian deployment in the Persian Gulf to force Iraq to comply with United Nations inspection agreements.
• Ace Guard (1991) — The (NATO) Allied Command Europe Mobile Force for Turkey South Border Reinforcement (based at Diyarbakir AFB)
• Record (1991) — Canadian mission to secure Iraqi-Kuwaiti border

Iraq (post-Gulf War)

• Provide Comfort (1991-96) — security and humanitarian aid to Kurds in northern Iraq and No-Fly Zone North of 36°N over Iraq.
  • Airone (1991) — Italian codename for Operation Provide Comfort.
• Southern Watch (1991-2003) — No-Fly Zone South of 33°N over Iraq.
• Desert Strike (1996) — retaliation attacks on Iraq.
• Northern Watch (1997-2003) — No-Fly Zone North of 36°N over Iraq
• Desert Fox (1998) — bombing campaign on Iraqi targets

Arab/Israeli Conflict

Pre-1948

• Operation Agatha (1946) — British attack on Hagana and Irgun in Palestine.
• Operation Chick (1946) — Irgun bombing attack against the British forces headquarter in Palestine, located inside Jerusalem main hotel.

1948-1949 Arab-Israeli War

• An-Far (1948) — Opening a corridor from the center to the Negev (failure)
• Assaf (1948) — Israeli offensive against the Egyptian Army in order to take control of the western Negev desert
• Balak (1948) — Smuggling of arms purchased in Czechoslovakia to Israel
• Barak (1948) — Israeli attack to capture al-Ramla
• Ben-Ami (1948) — Israeli capture of Acre
• Bin Nun (1948) — First Israeli offensive to seize the Latrun
• Bin Nun B (1948) — Second Israeli offensive to seize the Latrun
• Danny (1948) — Israeli relief of Jerusalem and securing of the area around Tel Aviv
• Dekel (1948) — Large Israeli offensive capturing Nazareth and lower Galilee
• Erez (1948) — Preparation for Operation Yitzhak
• Gideon (1948) — Israeli operations to capture the approaches to Jenin and remove Arab forces from the upper Jordan Valley
• HaHar (1948) — To extend the Jerusalem Corridor to the south
• Hametz (1948) — Israeli operation to isolate Jaffa
• Harel (1948) — Clearance of Arab forces north-east of the road
• Hashmed (1948) — Clearance of the Isdud–Yibna road
• Hiram (1948) — Large Israeli attack resulting in the capture of the entire Galilee and (temporarily) 41 villages in southern Lebanon, with Israeli forces reaching the Litani River for the first time
• Horev (1949) — Israeli offensive to remove Egyptians from the Negev
• Kedem (1948) — Failed Israeli attempt to capture East Jerusalem
• Kilshon (1948) — Israeli capture of the Jewish suburbs of Jerusalem particularly Talbiya in central Jerusalem
• Maccabi (1948) — Early Israeli attempt to open the road to Jerusalem
• Matateh (1948) — Opening up Tiberias-Metula road
• Mishmar HaEmek (1948) — Clearing villages around Haifa-Jenin road
• Misparayim (1948) — Israeli capture of the Arab quarter of Haifa
• Nachshon (1948) — Israeli clearance of Arab forces blocking the Jerusalem road
• Namal (1948) — Capture of Al-Tantura
• Ovda (1949) — Last Israeli operation of the war resulting in the capture the southern Negev desert including Umm Rashrash (present day Eilat)
• Pleshet (1948) — Capture of Isdud (failure), stoppage of Egyptian advance
• Schfifon (1948) — Israeli operation to capture the Old City of Jerusalem
• Shoter (1948) — Securing the road to Haifa by capturing the "little triangle"
• Yekev (1948) — Take control of Tel Aviv-Jerusalem railway and the Egyptian stronghold in Beit Jala.
• Yevusi (1948) — Israeli capture of Jewish buildings and neighbourhoods in Jerusalem
• Yiftah (1948) — Israeli attack to clear eastern Galilee of Arab forces
• Yitzhak (1948) — Failure capture of Jenin
• Yoav (1948) — Israeli operation to drive a wedge between Egyptian forces in the Negev desert
• Yoram (1948) — Third Israeli offensive to seize the Latrun

1956 Suez Crisis

• Slope — original Israeli plan for capturing the Sinai, replaced by Kadesh.
• Kadesh (1956) — Israeli armored thrust into the Sinai Peninsula.
  • Machbesh — Air operations element of Kadesh.
    • Omer — planned Israeli air attack on Egyptian guns covering Strait of Tiran.
    • Steamroller — Israeli air assault/airdrop (using paratroopers) that began Kadesh and provided the excuse for the launch of Musketeer.
• Musketeer (1956) — Anglo-French invasion of Egypt to capture the Suez Canal during the Suez Crisis.
• Paladin (1956) — Australia's contribution to the UN Truce Supervision Organization (UNTSO) [2]

1967 Six Day War

• Dawn (1967) — Egyptian plan for a preemptive strike against Israel; it came within hours of implementation but was canceled only because Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser feared it had been compromised.
• Focus (1967) — Israeli Air Force bombing of Egyptian airfields, expanded to include Syrian, Jordanian and Iraqi airfields as well (also known as Moked, its Hebrew name).

1968-1970 War of Attrition

• Boxer (1969) — a series of attacks by the Israeli Air Force on Egyptian SAM installations
• Bulmus 6 (1969) — Israeli special operations raid against the Egyptian fortress and early warning radar and ELINT station of Green Island in the Gulf of Suez
• Kavkaz (1970) — Direct Soviet intervention on the side of Egypt for the deployment and manning of new SAM batteries along with squadrons of aircraft to protect them from Israeli attacks
• Raviv (1969) — Israeli armoured raid across the Gulf of Suez into Egypt. Egyptian radar installation at Ras Abu-Daraj and Ras Za'arfrana were destroyed. Also known as the Ten-Hour War.
  • Escort (1969) — Israeli air support component of Israeli landing on western side of the Gulf of Suez (Raviv).
• Rooster 53 (1969) — Israeli special operation to capture an Egyptian P-12 radar system.
• Priha ("Blossom") (1970) — A concentrated series of Israeli strikes against military targets in the Egyptian heartland.

1973 Yom Kippur War

• Badr ("Full Moon") (1973) — Egyptian surprise attack on Israel.
• Doogman 5 ("Model 5") (1973) — Attempted Israeli suppression of Syrian air defence array on the Golan Heights.
• Operation Abirey-Halev ("Stouthearted Men") (1973) — Israeli crossing of the Suez Canal
• Nickel Grass (1973) — American airlift to Israel.
• Clearance of the Suez Canal in 1974 (as part of the peace deal):
  • Nimbus Moon
    • Moon Water
  • Nimbus Spar
  • Nimbus Star
  • Nimbus Stream

1978 Israel/Lebanon conflict

• Litani (1978) — Israeli first invasion of Lebanon

Sinai Peninsula 1982 - 1986 and 1993 - ongoing

• Mazurka (1982) — Australia's contribution to the Sinai Multinational Force and Observers (MFO) - also see the flagrant 1994 Australian MFO hit and run incident [3]

1982-2000 Israel–Lebanon conflict

• Peace for Galilee (1982) — Second Israeli invasion of Lebanon.
• Operation Mole Cricket 19 ("Arzav 19") (1982) — Israeli suppression of Syrian SAM network in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley.
• Accountability (1993) — Israeli attack on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon.
• Grapes of Wrath (1996) — Another Israeli attack on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon.

Second Intifada (2000-2009)

West Bank

• Operation Defensive Shield (2002) — Large-scale counter-terrorist operation conducted by the Israel Defense Forces into Palestinian towns and villages in the West Bank in order to eliminate terror infrastructures and to avoid the suicide bombings wave.
  • Battle of Jenin (April 3–11) — Israel attacked Palestinian militants in the city of Jenin.
  • Battle of Bethlehem (2 April – 10 May) — Israel occupied Bethlehem and tried to capture wanted Palestinian militants who were hiding in the Church of the Nativity.
  • Battle of Nablus (April 5–8) — Israel attacked Palestinian militants in the city of Nablus.
• Operation Determined Path (2002) — A military operation carried out by the Israel Defense Forces, following Operation Defensive Shield, with the goal of reaching some of the unreached objectives set forth for Defensive Shield, especially in the northern West Bank.
• Operation Bringing Home the Goods (2006) — IDF military operation in the Jericho prison in order to capture several Palestinian prisoners wanted by Israel, whose incarceration was monitored by British and American wardens.

Gaza Strip

• Days of Penitence (2004) — Israeli incursion in the Gaza Strip to destroy the launching sites of Qassam rockets.
• Rainbow (2004) — Israeli incursion into the Gaza Strip.
• Shevet Ahim (2005) — Israeli pullout from the Gaza Strip.
• Summer Rains (2006) — Israeli operations in the Gaza Strip to free Gilad Shalit.
• Operation Hot Winter (2008) — Israel Defense Forces military campaign in the Gaza Strip launched in response to the constant firing of Qassam rockets from the Strip by the Hamas.
• Cast Lead (2008–2009) — Israel's large-scale military campaign in the Gaza Strip.

2006 Lebanon War

• Truthful Promise (2006) — Hezbollah kidnapping of Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev.
• Just Reward (2006) — Israeli air force bombing of Hezbollah positions in Southern Lebanon.
  • Operation Sharp and Smooth (August 1–2) — Israel Defense Forces raid on a Hezbollah-run hospital in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley.
  • Tyre raid (August 4) — Night mission carried out by the Israel Defense Forces frogmen, Shayetet 13, in the southern Lebanon town of Tyre. It targeted the Hezbollah cell responsible for the rocket attack on Hadera on the previous day.
  • Operation Changing Direction 11 (August 11–14) — Final offensive push by the Israel Defense Forces during the Lebanon War.
• Opération Baliste (2006) — Codename for the French aeronaval operation off Lebanon aiming at securing citizens of the European Union.
• Operation Sukoon (2006) — Operation launched by India to evacuate its nationals and the citizens from Sri Lanka and Nepal who were fleeing from the Israeli–Lebanese conflict.

Other Israeli Operations

• Operation Magic Carpet (1949-50) — Air operation to rescue and transport the Yemeni Jewish Community to Israel.
• Operation Ezra and Nehemiah (1950-52) — Operation which airlifted almost all Iraqi Jews to Israel.
• Retribution operations (1950-56) — Originally held to get a high 'blood cost' in the Arab side for every terror action made by the Fedayeen, who occasionally infiltrated into Israel to conduct attacks against civilians.
• Operation Susannah (1954) — False flag terrorist operation against American and British forces in Egypt.
• Operation Garibaldi (1960) — Mossad operation in Buenos Aires for the location, identification, kidnapping and later movement to Israel of senior Nazi fugitive Adolf Eichmann.
• Operations Porcupine and Gravy (1962-70) — Airlifts in support of the royalists during the North Yemen Civil War.
• Inferno (Hebrew: Tofet) (1968) — Israeli raid against PLO militants in the Jordanian town of Karameh (on the east bank of the Jordan river).
• Operation Gift (1968) — Israel Defense Forces Special Forces operation on Beirut International Airport.
• Operation Isotope (1972) — Takeover of a kidnapped airplane and hostage release.
• Operation Crate 3 (1972) — Kidnapping of five Syrian intelligence officers.
• Wrath of God (1972-92?) — Israeli revenge attacks on the perpetrators of the 1972 Munich massacre.
  • Spring of Youth (1973) — Attacks on PLO bases in Lebanon.
• Ma'alot massacre (1974) — School hostages rescue.
• Savoy Operation (1975) — Hotel hostages rescue.
• Thunderbolt (1976) — Israeli rescue of Air France flight 319 hostages at Entebbe, Uganda. Later renamed Yonatan ("Jonathan").
• Coastal Road Massacre (1978) — Bus hostages rescue.
• Misgav Am (1980) — Kibbutz hostages rescue.
• Opera (1981) — Israeli bombing of the Iraqi Osirak nuclear reactor.
• Operation Moses (1984) — Israeli covert removal of Ethiopian Jews from Sudan during a famine.
• Kav 300 affair (1984) — Bus hostages rescue.
• PLO ships bombing (1985) — Israeli Navy special forces destruction of two PLO ships anchored on the Libyan coast, which were carrying tons of weapons.
• Operation Wooden Leg (1985) — Israeli Air Force raid against the Palestine Liberation Organization's headquarters in Hammam al-Shatt, Tunisia.
• Tunis Raid (1988) — Assassination of Abu Jihad in Tunis.
• Sheik Abdul-Karim Obeid kidnapping (1989) — Kidnapping of a senior Hezbollah member in Lebanon.
• Operation Solomon (1991) — Israeli military operation to airlift Ethiopian Jews to Israel.
• Bramble Bush (1992) — Israeli plan to kill Saddam Hussein.
• Mustafa Dirani kidnapping (1994) — Kidnapping of a senior Amal officer (see Ron Arad).
• Waxman rescue attempt (1994) — Failed rescue attempt of Nachshon Wachsman.
• Operation Noah's Ark (2002) — an Israeli seizure of the Karine A, a Palestinian freighter in the Red Sea.
• Ain es Saheb airstrike (2003) — Israel Air Force operation against a Palestinian militant training camp about 15 miles northwest of the Syrian capital Damascus.
• Orchard (2007) — Israeli airstrike in northern Syria against an alleged nuclear site.
• Sudan Air Strikes (2009) — Israel Air Force bombing against Iranian weapons being smuggled to the Gaza Strip through Sudan.
• Operation Four Species (2009) — Israeli navy commandos of Shayetet 13 boarded the ship MV Francop in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, to intercept Iranian weapons bound for Hezbollah.

See also

• List of Israeli military operations in the 1948 Arab-Israeli war
• IDF/AF Operation Codenames

Global War on Terror and other associated activity

Afghanistan War

Iraq War

• See Iraq Operations Since 2002

Other military counter-terrorist operations

• Eagle Assist (2001) — Surveillance and protection of US skies by NATO military aircraft.
• Enduring Freedom - Horn of Africa (2002) US military operations and civic assistance based in Djibouti.
• Enduring Freedom - Philippines (2002) US military operations in the Philippines against Aby Sayyaf insurgents.
• Noble Eagle (2001) — US military operations to prevent terrorism in the United States.

Terrorist operations

• Bojinka (1995) — aborted Al-Qaeda plot to bomb eleven aircraft over Asia, and/or assassinate Pope John Paul II in the Philippines.
• Jibril (2001) — aborted Jemaah Islamiah plan to bomb US, Australian, Israeli and British targets in Singapore. Also known as Operation C.
• Death Trains (2004) — unverified name given by Al-Qaeda for the Madrid train bombings.
• Wagon (2003) — unverified name given by Al-Qaeda for an aborted plan to bomb the London Underground and attack Heathrow Airport.

Counter-terrorism drills

• Fast Forward (2005) Mock evacuation of downtown Washington.
• Firework Fanfare (2005) Mock evacuation of towns in Oklahoma.
• Highline (2005) Counter-terrorist exercise in Collingwood, Melbourne.
• TriPOD (2004) Plan to mass inoculate New York City citizens in the event of a biological attack.

Preventive counter-terrorist operations

• Active Endeavour NATO naval forces in the Mediterranean.
• Asparagus Investigation and arrest into suspected Islamist terrorists in Belgium by Belgian police.
• Atlas (2003) — counter-terrorism initiatives implemented by the New York Police Department.
• Crevice (2004) — British counterterrorism action.
• Green Quest (2001) — US Customs anti-money laundering operations targeting Al-Barakat transactions.
• Kratos (2002) — Development and implementation of "shoot-to-kill" anti-terrorist policies by the London Metropolitan Police.
• Laverda (2003) — London Metropolitan Police surveillance operations against Islamist demonstrations.
• Liberty Shield (2003) — Department of Homeland Security operations to enhance security at US installations, and to detain selected foreign nationals.
• NYShield (2003) — New York state plan to secure transport centres and nodes.
• Safe Commerce (2004) — Implementation of new measures and technology to improve maritime cargo screening.
• Sirius (2005) — Canadian military participation in Operation Active Endeavour.
• Vigilance (2001) — Counter-terrorist operations conducted by the state of Arizona.

Reactive counter-terrorist operations

• Alliance (2002) — Australian and Indonsian joint investigations into the 2002 Bali bombings.
• Bali Assist (2002) — Australian evacuation of killed and injured foreign nationals from Indonesia after the 2002 Bali bombings.
• Seal (2004) — Arrest of suspected Islamist militants in Spain following the Madrid train bombings.
• Support (September 11-14, 2001) — Canadian Forces operations after the September 11, 2001 attacks
• Tigris (2004) — Spanish investigations into Islamist organisations in Spain.
• Yellow Ribbon (2001) — Transport Canada's operations after the September 11, 2001 attacks

Other/Unknown

• Abacus — Plan to use the Canadian Forces to maintain and restore vital public services in the event of disruption by the Year 2000 problem.
• Artisan — Canadian Forces contribution to the Rinas Airfield Rehabilitation Project in Tirana, Albania
• Breakwater [4] (????) — Australian air and sea operation targeting border incursions by foreign fishing boats off its northern coastline.
• Bright Star — (1981) American exercise to reinforce allies in the middle east.
• Chaperon — Canada's contribution to the United Nations of one military observer (UNMO).
• Celesta — Australian naval surveillance in Australia's southern waters against illegal fishing.
• Condor (1974) — Joint-operations by various South American countries, and supported by the United States, against dissidents in each other's borders.
• Cranberry — Australian naval surveillance in Australia's northern waters against smuggling and illegal fishing.
• Eclipse — deployment of Canadian soldiers to east Africa in support of the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)
• Ezra and Nehemiah (aka Ali Baba) (1950-1952) — mass migration/airlift of Iraqi Jews to Israel
• Flavius (1988) — SAS action against the IRA in Gibraltar
• Fusion — Canada's combined contribution to Allied Harmony and Concordia
• Garden Plot — US Army plan for assistance to civil authorities.
• Highjump (1947) — US Naval expedition to Antarctica.
• Nunalivut (2006) — Canadian naval deployment in the Arctic.
• Parabellum (2007) Italian Mafia-Iraq arms deal investigation.
• Power Geyser (2005) — Military security support to the 2005 Presidential inauguration.
• Prudence — Canada's participation in the Mission des Nations Unies dans la République Centrafricaine (MINURCA)
• Relex (2001) — Australian defence force operations to secure Australia's northern maritime approaches against illegal immigration. Reactivated in 2004 as Operation Relex II.
• Sure Victory (1997) — Sri Lankan counter-insurgency operations against the Tamil Tigers.
• Exercise Unified Spirit — large NATO exercise held every two years to train the armed forces of member nations in joint and combined operations.
• Operation Vijay (1999) — Indian operations against Pakistan.

Law Enforcement

US Drug Enforcement Administration Operations

Other anti-narcotic operations

• Century (1996) — ill-fated Essex police / Royal Ulster Constabulary operation to pressure persons of interest for information about a drug-related triple murder.
• Corona (2001) — Miami police operations against heroin trafficking by the Latin Kings.
• Falcon (2004) — anti-pedophilia raid against companies handling credit card payments.
• Final Count (2001) — Miami police operations against heroin trafficking by the John Aragon Heroin Organization.
• Web Tryp (2004) — American sting operation against sellers of psychedelics online.
• Mocha (2005) — New South Wales and federal police investigation into drug smuggling at Sydney airport.
• Outta Towner (2005) — Chicago police operations against heroin trafficking.
• Panzer (1998) — Australian National Crime Authority investigation into organised crime by outlaw motorcycle gangs (bikies).
• Safe Streets (2002) — Anti-drug trafficking operations by Philadelphia police.
• Topaz (2004) — United Nations convened operations against drug-smuggling in Central Asia.

Anti-child pornography operations

• Auxin (2004) — Australian anti-child pornography effort.
• Avalanche (1999) — American anti-child pornography effort.
• Pin (2003) — British-led anti-child pornography effort.
• Ore (2003) — American led anti-child pornography effort.

Operations against intellectual property theft

• Buccaneer (2001) — International raid on software pirates.
• D-Elite (2005) — US raid on software pirates.
• Fastlink (2004) — International operation against pirated computer software.
• Site Down (2005) — International crackdown on pirated movies.

Other operations

• Ill Wind (1986-89) — FBI investigation into defense contractor bribery and fraud.
• Crevice (2004) — British counterterrorism action.
• Fast Forward (2005) — Mock evacuation of downtown Washington.
• Falcon (2005) — Widespread dragnet led by the United States Marshals Service.
• Jackdraw (2004) — London Metropolitan Police operations to prevent and deter pickpocketing.
• Midas (2003) — Australian anti-money laundering operations by AUSTRAC.
• Minstead (1998) — London police operation directed at a serial rapist.
• Perseus (1998) — British Transit Police.
• Purana (2003) — Investigation of Melbourne, Victoria's underworld.
• Sundevil (1999) — Nationwide United States Secret Service crackdown on illegal computer hacking activities.
• Trident (1998) — Crackdown by London's Metropolitan Police against drug-related gun crime in the black community. Later expanded to Operation Trafalgar.
• Thermcon (1987) — FBI operation that targeted environmental activists.

Humanitarian Operations

• Central (1998) — Canada's assistance to Central America after the devastation of Hurricane Mitch
• Anode (2000) — Australian military contribution as part of the Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands.
• Assistance (1997) — Canadian assistance to Manitoba after major flooding.
• Hajji Baba (1952) — United States assistance to Hajj pilgrims.
• Helpem Fren (2000) — Pidgin for helping friend, multinational assistance to the Solomon Islands under the aegis of RAMSI.
• Hawkeye (20 September 1989 - 17 November 1989) — Canada's assistance to St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands after the devastation of Hurricane Hugo
• Navy Help Darwin (1974) — Australian Naval assistance to Darwin after Cyclone Tracy.
• Pakistan Assist (2005) — Australian Defence Force humanitarian operations providing support after the 2005 Kashmir earthquake.
• Peregrine — British Columbia forest fire fighting assistance by soldiers
• Persistence (1998) — Canadian operation at Peggys Cove, Nova Scotia to recover bodies after crash of SwissAir Flight 111
• Recuperation (1998) — Canadian assistance after major snowstorms in eastern Canada
• Sumatra Assist (2005) — Australian Defence Force humanitarian operations following the 2005 Sumatra earthquake.
• Torrent (1999) — Canadian assistance after earthquake in Turkey
• Lichi (2000) — South African rescue operations in Mozambique after major flooding due to Cyclone Eline
• 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake
  • Australia
    • Tsunami Assist
  • India
    • Sea Wave Which included:
      • Mother (mainland relief)
      • Mandat (Andaman and Nicobar Islands)
      • Rainbow (Sri Lanka)
      • Castor (Maldives)
      • Ghambir (Indonesia)
• Dorca French assistance in Darfur in 2004
• Unison Canadian response to Hurricane Katrina

Other

• List of amphibious assault operations
• List of Nuclear Tests
• Project Daedalus — British Interplanetary Society study to create a plausible design for an interstellar probe
• Project Longshot
• Project Jennifer (1974) — CIA lifting of a sunken Soviet submarine
• Project RAND
• Project Vanguard
• Norwegian military operations abroad

Non-military operations

• Bojinka — terrorist plot by al-Qaida members Ramzi Yousef and Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, foiled in 1995
• Clambake — anti-Scientology
• Red Dog — Foiled invasion of Dominica

External links

• Canadian Department of National Defence — Past Operations
• The Art of Naming Operations
• A Name Too Far
• WW2DB: List of Axis Operations
• WW2DB: List of Allied Operations

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