Landing of british troops in Kuwait in 1961
The landing of British troops in Kuwait in 1961 was one of most successful military operations of the United Kingdom army after the end of World War Two. This testing of the British concept of remote control under the situation in the region to the East from Suez made an impression on the Arab World. By flexing the muscles the government of Harold Macmillan did the same what Sir Antony Eden wanted to do in 1956, but the result was better.