Salween offensive

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The Salween offensive was a major World War II Allied campaign in the China-Burma-India theater aimed at driving Japanese forces out of northern Burma and reopening the land route to China.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II campaign
military offensive
belligerent British India
Imperial Japan
linked to: Japan

Republic of China
United Kingdom
United States
conflict World War II
conflictType land campaign
contributedTo improved Allied logistics to China
reopening of the Burma Road
countryInvolved China
Japan
United Kingdom
United States
goal drive Japanese forces out of northern Burma
reopen Burma Road
reopen land route to China
hasCause Japanese occupation of Burma
hasEffect strengthened Allied position in Southeast Asia
involvedForce Allied air support
Chinese Nationalist forces
location Burma
linked to: Myanmar

Myanmar
northern Burma
namedAfter Salween River
opponent Imperial Japanese Army
partOf Burma Campaign
linked to: Burma campaign

China-Burma-India Theater
result Allied victory
riverCrossing Salween River
startTime 1944
strategicObjective secure overland supply route to China
support Chinese war effort against Japan
theaterOfOperations China-Burma-India Theater
timePeriod 1940s
20th century

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China Theater majorCampaign Salween offensive