British Joint Staff Mission

The British Joint Staff Mission was during the Second World War in Washington, DC established to represent British interests in the Combined Chiefs of Staff, if the British Chiefs of Staff Committee was unable to attend meeting of the Combined Chiefs of Staff. The Joint Staff Mission was a tripartite organization, which included among other participants of Field Marshal Sir John Dill, Field Marshal Sir Henry Maitland Wilson and Admiral Sir James Fownes Somerville.

• United Kingdom in World War II