Aleutian Islands campaign

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The Aleutian Islands campaign was a World War II military operation in which U.S. and Canadian forces fought to expel Japanese troops from Alaska’s remote Aleutian chain, marking one of the few battles on American soil during the Pacific conflict.

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instanceOf World War II campaign
military campaign
alsoKnownAs Aleutian campaign
campaignType air-sea-land coordinated operations
amphibious operations
casualties high non-battle casualties from exposure and disease
conflict World War II
countryInvolved Canada
Japan
United States
endDate 1943-08
environment fog and storms hampered operations
harsh Arctic weather conditions
front Pacific front
frontlineLength Aleutian Island chain
linked to: Aleutian Islands
hasPart Battle of Attu
Battle of Dutch Harbor
Battle of Kiska
Japanese occupation of Attu
Japanese occupation of Kiska
involvedBranch Royal Canadian Navy
United States Army Air Forces
United States Coast Guard
United States Marine Corps
location Alaska
Aleutian Islands
North Pacific Ocean
linked to: Pacific Ocean
notableAspect logistical difficulties due to remoteness
operations conducted in extreme cold
notableBattle Battle of Attu
Battle of Dutch Harbor
Battle of Kiska
notableFeature one of the few World War II campaigns fought on American soil
opponent Imperial Japanese Army
Imperial Japanese Navy
Royal Canadian Air Force
United States Army
United States Navy
partOf American Theater of World War II
Pacific War
result Allied victory
startDate 1942-06
strategicObjective expel Japanese forces from Aleutian Islands
prevent Japanese threat to North American west coast
territorialChange Attu returned to U.S. control
Kiska returned to U.S. control
theater North Pacific theater of World War II

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Pacific War hasPart Aleutian Islands campaign
USS Tennessee (BB-43) participatedIn Aleutian Islands campaign
USS Pennsylvania (BB-38) participatedIn Aleutian Islands campaign
Japanese Special Naval Landing Forces notableEngagement Aleutian Islands Campaign
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Operation Cottage partOf Aleutian Islands campaign
Operation Cottage result Allied occupation of Kiska
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Operation Cottage alsoKnownAs Invasion of Kiska
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Operation Cottage relatedEvent Japanese occupation of Kiska
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Aleutian Islands wasSiteOf Aleutian Islands Campaign
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Aleutian Islands campaign hasPart Japanese occupation of Attu
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Aleutian Islands campaign hasPart Japanese occupation of Kiska
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Aleutian Islands campaign theater North Pacific theater of World War II
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Aleutian Islands campaign alsoKnownAs Aleutian campaign
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument topic Aleutian Islands Campaign
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Japanese colonial empire hasPart Japanese occupation of the Aleutian Islands
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
USS Colorado (BB-45) participatedIn Aleutian Islands campaign
USS Hughes (DD-410) battle Aleutian Islands campaign
Fifth Fleet (Imperial Japanese Navy) engagedIn Aleutian Islands campaign
subject linked to: Fifth Fleet
USS Russell (DD-414) participatedIn Aleutian Islands campaign
USS Tennessee participatedIn Aleutian Islands campaign
subject linked to: BB-43
Japanese aircraft carrier Ryūjō participatedIn Aleutian Islands campaign
Dutch Harbor, Alaska hasHistoricalEvent World War II Aleutian Islands Campaign
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Charles H. Corlett participatedIn Aleutian Islands campaign
Thomas C. Kinkaid participantIn Aleutian Islands campaign
subject linked to: Admiral Thomas C. Kinkaid
USS Honolulu (CL-48) participatedIn Aleutian Islands campaign
Attu returned to U.S. control partOf Aleutian Islands campaign
Attu returned to U.S. control partOf American reoccupation of Aleutian Islands
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
American Theater of World War II significantEvent Aleutian Islands Campaign
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
American Theater of World War II significantEvent Battle of the Aleutian Islands
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
American Theater of World War II hasPart Aleutian Islands Campaign
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Kiska returned to U.S. control partOf Aleutian Islands campaign
Kiska returned to U.S. control tookPlaceDuring Aleutian Islands campaign
Umnak Island hasHistoricalEvent World War II Aleutian Islands Campaign
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Battle of Dutch Harbor partOf Aleutian Islands campaign
Battle of Dutch Harbor followedBy Aleutian Islands campaign operations on Attu
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Alaska Defense Command notableEvent Japanese Aleutian Islands campaign
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Alaska Defense Command associatedWith Aleutian Islands campaign
Aleutian Islands World War II National Monument components within Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge hasSubject Japanese–American conflict in the Aleutians
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Kiska Island wasSiteOf Aleutian Islands Campaign
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
Operation AL theater Aleutian Islands campaign
Operation AL partOf Aleutian Islands campaign
Unalaska Island hasMilitaryHistory World War II Aleutian Islands campaign
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
North Pacific Area notableOperation Aleutian Islands campaign
North Pacific Area notableOperation Defense of Alaska
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Atka Island hasHistoricalEvent World War II Aleutian campaign
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign
USS Louisville (CA-28) participatedIn Aleutian Islands campaign
Battle of Attu partOf Aleutian Islands campaign
USS Salt Lake City battle Battle of the Aleutian Islands
linked to: Aleutian Islands campaign