Mohmand campaign of 1935

Second Mohmand campaign
	Part of the Anglo-Afghan wars
Date	August - October, 1935
Location	Peshawar border of the North West Frontier, modern day Pakistan
Result	Afghan victory
Belligerents
Mohmand; Kingdom of Afghanistan	British Army; India
Commanders and leaders
Haji of Turangzai; King Zahir Shah	Claude Auchinleck; Sir John Smyth, 1st Baronet; Godfrey Meynell; Philip F. Fullard; Basil Embry; Alan Brown; Charles Hamilton Boucher; Harold Alexander
Units involved
Royal Afghan Army; Royal Afghan Air Force; Mohmand Tribesmen	Royal Air Force
Strength
Mohmand 6,600 ; Kingdom of Afghanistan: 1,000 soldiers(Alleged);	30,000

The Second Mohmand campaign of 1935 was a British military campaign against the Mohmand tribes in the Northwest Frontier area of British India, now Pakistan. ^[1]The campaign began in August 1935 where Tanks were used, their first operational use India, and with help from the Royal Air Force the revolt was suppressed and the Mohmands submitted in October 1935.^[1]

^ ^a ^b ^c The Frontier Force Regiment. 1962.
^ Yorkshire VCs. ISBN 1781599025.
^ Mainstreaming the Tribal Areas (ex-FATA) of Pakistan Bordering Afghanistan: Challenges and Prospects. Springer Nature. ISBN 9811917949.
^ Mainstreaming the Tribal Areas (ex-FATA) of Pakistan Bordering Afghanistan: Challenges and Prospects. Springer Nature. ISBN 9811917949.

[:0-1] The Frontier Force Regiment. 1962.

[2] Yorkshire VCs. ISBN 1781599025.

[3] Mainstreaming the Tribal Areas (ex-FATA) of Pakistan Bordering Afghanistan: Challenges and Prospects. Springer Nature. ISBN 9811917949.

[4] Mainstreaming the Tribal Areas (ex-FATA) of Pakistan Bordering Afghanistan: Challenges and Prospects. Springer Nature. ISBN 9811917949.

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