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Kempen Filipina (1941–42)

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Pertempuran Filipina
Sebahagian daripada Kancah Pasifik Perang Perang II

Tawanan perang Filipina mengangkut mayat sahabat mereka di Camp O'Donnell, Capas, Tarlac, 1942, berikutan Perbarisan Maut Bataan.
Tarikh8 Disember 1941 – 8 Mei 1942
Lokasi
Filipina
Keputusan Kemenangan Jepun
Perubahan
wilayah
Pendudukan Jepun di Filipina
Pihak yang terlibat
 Jepun

 Amerika Syarikat

Komandan dan pemimpin
Empayar Jepun Masaharu Homma

Amerika Syarikat Douglas MacArthur
Filipina Manuel L. Quezon
Amerika Syarikat Jonathan M. Wainwright IV
Filipina Sergio Osmeña


Filipina Basilio J. Valdez
Filipina Paulino T. Santos
Filipina Vicente Lim
Filipina

Alfredo M. Santos
Filipina Mateo Capinpin
Kekuatan
129,435 askar[1]
90 kereta kebal
541 pesawat
151,000 askar[2]
108 kereta kebal[3]
277 aircraft[4]
Kerugian dan korban

Sumber Jepun:
11,225
4,130 terkorban
287 hilang
6,808 cedera[5]


Anggaran Bersekutu:
17,000–19,000[6]
146,000
25,000 terkorban
21,000 cedera
100,000 ditawan[7]
Templat:Campaignbox Philippines 1941–1942

Templat:Campaignbox Pacific 1941

Templat:Campaignbox South West Pacific

Kempen Filipina (Filipino: Kampanya sa Pilipinas atau Labanan sa Pilipinas) atau Pertempuran Filipina, berperang 8 Disember 1941 – 8 Mei 1942, adalah pencerobohan Imperial Jepun ke atas Filipina dan dipertahankan oleh tentera Amerika Syarikat dan Filipina semasa Perang Dunia II.

Pihak Jepun melancarkan pencerobohan ini melalui laut dari Formosa lebih 200 batu ke utara Filipina. Tentera pertahanan lebih banyak dari Jepun dengan nisbah 3 per 2, namun mereka adalah campuran pasukan askar tetap yang tiada pengalaman perang, pengawal kebangsaan, polis dan unit-unit Komanwel yang baru ditubuhkan. Jepun menggunakan askar barisan pertama pada awal kempen, dan menyatukan tentera mereka, menyebabkan penaklukan pantas seluruh Luzon semasa bulan pertama.

Markas besar Jepun, mempercayai bahawa mereka telah memenangi kempen ini, membuat satu keputusan strategik dengan mendahulukan masa sebulan dari jadual waktu asal operasi mereka di Borneo dan Indonesia, menarik keluar divisyen terbaik mereka dan sebahagian besar kuasa udara mereka pada awal Januari 1942.[8] Ini, ditambah pula dengan keputusan askar pertahanan untuk berundur kedalam posisi bertahan di Semenanjung Bataan, membolehkan pihak Amerika dan Filipina bertahan dengan jayanya selama empat bulan lagi.

Penaklukan Filipina oleh Jepun sering dianggap sebagai kekalahan paling buruk dalam sejarah ketenteraan Amerika Syarikat.[9] 23,000 anggota tentera Amerika terbunuh atau ditawan dan 100,000 askar Filipina terbunuh atau ditawan.[10]

  1. ^ Reports of General MacArthur Order of Battle plate. The total includes all elements of divisions assigned to the 14th Army at some point in the campaign, and replacements. The maximum strength of Japanese ground forces was approx. 100,000. The total does not include 12000+ Army air force personnel, whose totals were drastically reduced after 1 January 1942.
  2. ^ The Fall of the Philippines p. 18. The Philippine Army totalled 120,000 and the Army of the United States 31,000.
  3. ^ The Fall of the Philippines Diarkibkan 2019-12-16 di Wayback Machine, p.33.
  4. ^ The Fall of the Philippines Diarkibkan 2019-12-16 di Wayback Machine, p.42. Total includes 175 fighters and 74 bombers.
  5. ^ Senshi Sōsho (戦史叢書) (dalam bahasa Japanese). 2. Asagumo Shimbunsha. 1966.CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)
  6. ^ Philippine Islands. Center of Military History, U.S. Army. 3 October 2003. m/s. 19. Since 6 January the Japanese had suffered 7,000 battle casualties, with another 10,000 to 12,000 men dying of disease.
  7. ^ Life Magazine gives a total of 36,583 US/Filipino troops captured 9 April 1942
  8. ^ Japanese Operations in the Southwest Pacific Area – Reports of General MacArthur Volume II, p. 104.
  9. ^ "War in the Pacific: The First Year", https://www.nps.gov/parkhistory/online_books/npswapa/extContent/wapa/guides/first/sec2.htm, accessed 4 May 2016
  10. ^ "American Prisoners of War in the Philippines", Office of the Provost Marshal, November 19, 1945, http://www.mansell.com/pow_resources/camplists/philippines/pows_in_pi-OPMG_report.html, accessed 4 May 2016
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