British Mediterranean Sea Force

The British Mediterranean Sea Force was a naval command established by the United Kingdom during World War II to control naval operations in the Mediterranean region. Its role was to protect vital shipping routes, support Allied forces, and combat Axis powers like Italy and Germany. The force included ships, submarines, and aircraft, operating in cooperation with other Allied units. It played a key part in campaigns such as North Africa and Sicily, helping to secure strategic positions and ensure supply lines. Overall, it was essential for maintaining Britain’s military and economic interests in the Mediterranean during the war.