Operation Go

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Operation Go is the alternative name for Operation Ichi-Go, a major 1944 Japanese military offensive in China during World War II aimed at securing railways and airfields.

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instanceOf World War II military operation
military offensive
alsoKnownAs China Offensive of 1944
linked to: Operation Ichi-Go

Ichigo Offensive
alternativeName Ichi-Go
Operation Ichi-Go
belligerent Empire of Japan
linked to: Japan

Republic of China
United States
capturedCity Changsha
Guilin
Hengyang
Liuzhou
conflict Second Sino-Japanese War
consequence evacuation of many US air bases in China
increased Japanese control over central and southern China
severe weakening of Chinese Nationalist forces
country Empire of Japan
linked to: Japan
endTime 1945
hasPart Operation Kogo
Operation Togo
linked to: Operation Togo 1
historicalPeriod late stages of World War II
location China
notableBattle Battle of Changsha (1944)
linked to: Battle of Changsha

Battle of Hengyang
Defense of Guilin–Liuzhou
objective capture Allied airfields in China
destroy USAAF bomber bases in China
open a land route from Manchuria to French Indochina
secure railway lines in China
opponentCommander Chiang Kai-shek
Joseph Stilwell
linked to: Joseph W. Stilwell
partOf World War II
railwaySecured Beijing–Hankou Railway
Hankou–Canton Railway
Hengyang–Liuzhou Railway
result Japanese operational victory
strategic failure for Japan in the wider war
startTime 1944
target Chinese Nationalist forces
US Army Air Forces bases
theatre China Burma India Theater
year 1944

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Operation Ichi-Go alsoKnownAs Operation Go