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Mission Rogers was a World War II Special Operations Executive (SOE) medical and military expedition to Yugoslav Partisans in Dalmatia, western Bosnia and Slovenia. The group was led by Major Lindsay Rogers and included Sergeant William (Bill) Gillanders RAMC and an RAF Sergeant Ian McGregor. Codenamed "Vaseline" the mission left southern Italy in a Royal Navy submarine and reached the island of Vis in late November 1943.

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rdfs:comment	Mission Rogers was a World War II Special Operations Executive (SOE) medical and military expedition to Yugoslav Partisans in Dalmatia, western Bosnia and Slovenia. The group was led by Major Lindsay Rogers and included Sergeant William (Bill) Gillanders RAMC and an RAF Sergeant Ian McGregor. Codenamed "Vaseline" the mission left southern Italy in a Royal Navy submarine and reached the island of Vis in late November 1943. (en)
dct:subject	Yugoslavia in World War II United Kingdom–Yugoslavia relations Eastern European theatre of World War II Special Operations Executive operations
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	William Deakin Yugoslavia in World War II Bari Boris Kidrič Boris Kraigher Božidar Jakac United Kingdom–Yugoslavia relations Josip Broz Tito Petrovac, Bosnia and Herzegovina Petrovo Polje, Kneževo Udbina Vis (island) Vladimir Nazor Douglas DC-3 Mazin Glamoč Glina, Croatia Gojko Nikoliš Operation Typical Lika Linn Farrish Sir Fitzroy Maclean, 1st Baronet Yugoslav Partisans Črnomelj Josip Vidmar Maclean Mission Balkan Air Force Brindisi Drvar E-boat Franc Rozman Eastern European theatre of World War II North African campaign PIAT Italian campaign (World War II) Ivan Gošnjak Ataševac Junkers Ju 87 Colin Scott Dafoe Mission Dafoe Dolenjske Toplice Dolnji Ajdovec Special Operations Executive operations Martin Brod Plitvice Lakes National Park Special Operations Executive Korenica Kosta Nađ Koča Popović Naples Operation Rösselsprung (1944) Order of Bravery (Yugoslavia) Randolph Churchill Semič Olga Humo Slovene National Liberation Committee
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source	Deakin, p. 43 (en) Maclean, p. 430 (en) Rogers, p. 249 (en) Rogers, pp. 157-158 (en) Street, p. X (en)
text	"Casualties from wounds, disease and frostbite were heavy. For the Partisans, to whom mobility was a prime consideration, the question of what to do with their wounded was a major problem. If they carried them with them, they hampered their movements. If they abandoned them, they met a terrible death at the hands of the Germans. Apart from this, they were short of doctors and lacked medical supplies almost completely. As a result, men were dying like flies." (en) "The morale of the army was shown to be dependent, in an intimate and mutual bond between the fighting Partisan and his wounded or sick comrade, on its ability to protect the defenceless and to preserve the unity and order of the whole main body under operational conditions." (en) "Then the door opened, and the Gestapo entered the house. They went into the kitchen, four of them, their heavy boots echoing along the uncarpeted corridor. They looked into her cupboards and took all her glasses and knives and forks, and then came upstairs and went into the bedrooms. I pulled back the magazine of my automatic pistol and put down the safety catch, expecting every moment to be found. They opened her wardrobe and found some sheets and pillow cases. They took them, they took her clothes hanging on the hooks and her old possum skin coat, and then marched out of the house. I breathed again and changed position and put up the safety catch." (en) "After we had been walking the forest road for almost an hour, Igor stopped, as though searching for something among the small trees on the roadside. We pushed our way through the low undergrowth, covering our tracks with dead branches, and then found, leading off at right angles on the stony forest floor, a series of "stepping stones". Igor carefully turned each stone over, exposing its bare side for us to step on, and so we crossed from one to the next. Then, as we passed, the mossy surface would be turned back again so that no sign was left. Thus we went for fifty yards until we were well screened from the main route, and our track started again. This method of conspiration was repeated several times, and then another method adopted." (en) "A surgeon was more valuable to us than a division!" (en)
has abstract	Mission Rogers was a World War II Special Operations Executive (SOE) medical and military expedition to Yugoslav Partisans in Dalmatia, western Bosnia and Slovenia. The group was led by Major Lindsay Rogers and included Sergeant William (Bill) Gillanders RAMC and an RAF Sergeant Ian McGregor. Codenamed "Vaseline" the mission left southern Italy in a Royal Navy submarine and reached the island of Vis in late November 1943. (en)
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