The proposal to station the "League of Nations Army" in Greece was passed by a significant majority despite the furious opposition of the British representative.
The next day, representatives from multiple countries organized their own troops to be sent to Greece.
The smallest contingent was sent by Holland, consisting of only one combat group of 12 soldiers.
(Note: During World War I, the smallest tactical unit of European armies was the "combat group," typically composed of 12 to 16 men and commanded by a sergeant, similar to the "squad" in modern armies.)
Queen Wilhelmina tried her best to restrain from angering any side, as Holland faced England, whose powerful navy was not something Holland could risk provoking.
Romania symbolically dispatched two combat groups, totaling 20 men, transported by aircraft.
