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What was the purpose of Operation Torch?

to regain control of North Africa

to create a front in Western Europe

to protect oil fields in the Soviet Union

to deprive the Japanese of raw materials

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Operation Torch's purpose was to regain control of North Africa (OPTION 1), more specifically in west North Africa (Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia)

The operation consisted of the U.K. and the U.S invasion of western North Africa during World War II from 8 to 16 of November 1942. At the time, the territory was occupied by the Vichy French Government, an authoritarian regime aligned with Nazi Germany, though it was believed that many of its people supported the Allies.

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The purpose of operation torch was in order to regain the control of North Africa.

What is operation torch?

This was an invasion of the Northern part of African during the world war. The operation was due to the fact that the allied forces wanted to secure the areas as they battled the Germans in the war.

The German and the axis powers had mounted in Libya and in Egypt.

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