Operation VICTOR V

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Operation VICTOR V was the U.S. military campaign in World War II aimed at liberating the island of Mindanao in the Philippines from Japanese occupation.

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Operation VICTOR IV 1
Operation VICTOR V canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II campaign
military operation
aimedAt eliminating Japanese strongholds on Mindanao
alsoKnownAs Mindanao campaign (1945)
belligerent Empire of Japan
linked to: Japan

United States
codeName VICTOR V
commander Robert L. Eichelberger NERFINISHED
Walter Krueger
commandStructure Eighth United States Army
Sixth United States Army
linked to: Sixth Army
conflict World War II
country Philippines
countryLiberated Philippines
date 1945
endTime 1945-08-15
goal restore Philippine government control over Mindanao
historicalPeriod 1940s
involves air support operations
amphibious landings
ground combat operations
location Mindanao
militaryBranch United States Army
United States Marine Corps
United States Navy
objective defeat of Japanese forces on Mindanao
liberation of Mindanao
opponent Japanese Army
Japanese Navy
opposedBy Japanese 35th Army
outcome destruction of major Japanese forces on Mindanao
partOf Philippines campaign (1944–1945)
Southwest Pacific Area operations
planningAuthority General Douglas MacArthur
linked to: Douglas MacArthur
precededBy Operation VICTOR IV
linked to: Operation VICTOR V
region Mindanao Island
linked to: Mindanao
relatedTo Battle of Mindanao
result Allied victory
liberation of Mindanao from Japanese occupation
startTime 1945-03-10
status completed
strategicImportance control of southern Philippines
securing sea lanes in the southern Philippines
supportedBy Philippine guerrilla forces
theater Pacific Theater of Operations

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Battle of Mindanao (1945) operation Operation VICTOR V
Operation VICTOR V precededBy Operation VICTOR IV
linked to: Operation VICTOR V