| Operation Apricot | |
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| Part of the Pacific War | |
| Location | Central Celebes, Dutch East Indies |
| Objective | Ascertain Operation Lions' whereabouts |
| Date | 5–31 January 1945 |
| Casualties | 1 captured |
On 5 January 1945, a party of five Indonesians left Darwin to ascertain the fate of Operation Lion. On 14 January, the Dutch submarine K XV lands the party at the coast of the Djiko Doped Bay, north east Minahassa. The leader was captured; the remainder were evacuated by Catalina flying boat on 31 January.[1][2]
Dutch East Indies Commando raids of the Second World War | |
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| Sumatra | Korps Insulinde (1943–45) |
| Java |
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| Celebes |
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| Moluccas |
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| Timor |
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| New Guinea |
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Australian special operations of the Second World War | |
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| Timor, Sundas and Java |
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| New Guinea |
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| Borneo |
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| Celebes and Moluccas |
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| Malaya and China Seas |
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| other |
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| proposed |
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| other Netherlands East Indies |
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