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Were troops fighting in Salonika in 1916?

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Initially a combined Franco-British force landed at Salonika in late 1915.

This force was re-inforced and later an additional 4 Divisions were sent in 1916 making it 6 British Divisions sent to Salonika.
They fought in the region through to the Armistice on 1918

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