Issued by the British military during WWII in North Africa, Italy, Greece and Yugoslavia: Series A, B, C, D, E, F and L were issued in Tripolitania. Series K was issued in Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. Series R was issued in mainland Greece and the Dodecanese Islands. Series S was issued in mainland Italy and Sicily. Series X was issued in Yugoslavia. In Tripolitania, these notes were exchanged for Italian lire at a rate of 400 lire = £1, whilst in Italy the rate was 480 lire = £1. Those issued for use in Greece circulated alongside the new post-war drachma, at a rate of 600 new drachmai to 1 BMA pound, to help the Greek population trust the new drachma through its connection to a stable currency. On the Dodecanese Islands, the BMA notes replaced the Italian lira at a rate of 400 lire = £1 in 1945. They circulated there until the end of the British adminstration in 1947, when they were replaced by drachmai at a rate of £1 = 20,000 drachmai.