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BEF
(redirected from British Expeditionary Force)

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BEFBoomer Esiason Foundation (Cystic Fibrosis organization)
BEFBonneville Environmental Foundation
BEFBritish Expeditionary Force
BEFBritish Equestrian Federation (UK)
BEFBaltic Environmental Forum
BEFBelgian Francs (former currency code; now EUR)
BEFBiomass Energy Foundation
BEFBefehl (German military)
BEFBritish Electric Foundation (musical group which later became Heaven 17)
BEFBand Elimination Filter
BEFBonus Expeditionary Force
BEFBovine Ephemeral Fever
BEFBilliard Education Foundation
BEFBund Europäischer Farbberater
BEFBulgaria Economic Forum
BEFBig-Eyed Fish (Dave Matthews Band song)
BEFBrightness Enhancing Film
BEFBrewster Education Foundation (Brewster, NY)
BEFBarrington Education Foundation
BEFBenefits Enrollment Form
BEFBaseline Engagement Force
BEFBovine Epizootic Fever (aka Bovine Ephemeral Fever)
BEFBasic English Foundation
BEFBeady Eye Factor
BEFBurlington Education Foundation
BEFBottom End Fitting
BEFBase Engagement Force (TAA)
BEFBack-End Final
BEFBest Estimate Flow
BEFBritanina Elite Forces
BEFBig Error Factory
BEFBand-Edge Filtering
BEFBureau of Enterprise Fleet


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The evolution of the Allied strategy during the First World War resulted in many attempts by the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) to expedite victory by deploying missions that circumvented the Western Front.
Dunsterforce: a case study of coalition warfare in the Middle East, ... by Winegard, Timothy C. / The Canadian Army Journal
The blitzkrieg had defeated the Allies in France, but had stopped at Dunkirk for long enough to allow the British Expeditionary Force to be evacuated, along with great numbers of Allied troops.
The Forgotten Few by Johnson, Daniel / The National Interest
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