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Operation Transom was an attack made by Allied forces against the Japanese-occupied city of Surabaya on 17 May 1944 during World War II. It was conducted by the British-led Eastern Fleet, and involved aircraft launched from American and British aircraft carriers bombing the city's docks and an oil refinery. An American torpedo bomber was shot down, and two British torpedo bombers were lost in accidents.

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Operation Transom was an attack made by Allied forces against the Japanese-occupied city of Surabaya on 17 May 1944 during World War II. It was conducted by the British-led Eastern Fleet, and involved aircraft launched from American and British aircraft carriers bombing the city's docks and an oil refinery. An American torpedo bomber was shot down, and two British torpedo bombers were lost in accidents. The attack on Surabaya was the second, and final, joint American-British aircraft carrier raid in the Indian Ocean during 1944. It was undertaken to divert Japanese forces ahead of the Allied landing on Wakde island off New Guinea the next day and make use of the American aircraft carrier on its return voyage to the Pacific. The warships involved in the operation sailed from Ceylon and refuelled in Western Australia. The two groups of Allied aircraft that had been launched from the carriers were not detected by the Japanese before the raid commenced, and made a well coordinated attack that was aided by intelligence on the locations of key facilities in the city. Estimates of the extent of the damage inflicted by the Allies differ between sources; some describe the results as modest while others state that they were significant. The number of civilian casualties caused by the raid is unknown. There is consensus that the operation provided the British Royal Navy with useful exposure to superior United States Navy carrier tactics. The attack had no effect on Japanese military deployments as the Eastern Fleet was not considered to be a serious threat.