What does CINCMED stand for?

Commander in Chief, Mediterranean

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The operational objectives provided to Cunningham as Commander in Chief, Mediterranean, could be summarized as follows: * Destruction of the Italian fleet and merchant vessels, and German ships if they appeared * Support for the army in North Africa or for any expedition it might undertake * Safe conduct of British and Allied merchant ships through the Mediterranean and Red Sea * Prevention of enemy attack by sea on Gibraltar, Malta, Cyprus, Egypt, or the Levant coast.

Tactical success, operational failure

British Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder was designated as Commander in Chief, Mediterranean Air Command (MAC), which commanded all aviation assets in the Mediterranean.

Air support of the Allied landings in Sicily, Salerno, and Anzio