Malabar Mission

The Malabar Mission was a secret operation during World War II, conducted by the Allied forces, primarily involving Britain, the United States, and later other allies like India. Its goal was to supply and support the Allied troops fighting in Southeast Asia, especially in Burma (Myanmar), against Japanese forces. The mission included delivering supplies, coordinating military efforts, and maintaining communication to help weaken the Japanese occupation and enable the Allies to regain control of the region. It was a crucial part of the broader strategy to defeat Japan and restore stability in Asia during the war.