Japanese Occupation in the Philippines 1941-1945World War2

World War 2 History about the Imperial Japanese Invation in the island of the philippines.

The Battle of the Philippines was the invasion of the Philippines by Japan in 1941--42 and the defense of the islands by Filipino and United States forces. Although the result was a Japanese victory, the perseverance of the defenders delayed Japanese attacks on other areas and assisted Allied counterattacks in the South West Pacific theatre, from late 1942.

The defending forces outnumbered the Japanese invaders by 3:2, but were poorly trained and equipped, while the Japanese used their best first-line troops at the outset of the campaign. The Japanese 14th Army also concentrated its forces in the first month of the campaign, enabling it to swiftly overrun most of Luzon.

The Japanese high command, believing this had won the campaign, made a strategic decision to advance by a month their timetable of operations in Borneo and Indonesia, withdrawing their best division and the bulk of their airpower in early January 1942.[3] This, coupled with the decision of the defenders to withdraw into a defensive holding position in the Bataan Peninsula, enabled the Americans and Filipinos to successfully hold out for four more months.

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[GrasshopperJT]

@rollvortex123 The Japanese went out of resources and wanted to show they are very powerful so Yamashita declared war.

[rollvortex123]

@jpnsunrise1 Even honest people are poor like honest scientists are poor being fired at fascist universities in the US? do you agree with me, sir?

[rollvortex123]

@JapaneseNinjaWay LOL you should be helping urselves like educating and getting a job. So much of a recession these days.

[rollvortex123]

Sometimes the ones who knows the truth but states the opposites, what would you call them? I think you know the real obvious answer.

[rollvortex123]

Western books are unreliable. Did you know that westerners write so much false history which is fascinating? Maybe the Elites push them to invade other countries.

[jpnsunrise1]

@CSATexan

I respect the truth and the fact. I recite the true history based on the fact not the abstract imagination.

[JapaneseNinjaWay]

@poofkaboom hai!! ヽ(｀▽´)/

[poofkaboom]

@JapaneseNinjaWay Are you really Japanese? 

[JapaneseNinjaWay]

I'm Japanese and I love Philippines country （＾０＾） mabuhay ka (*´∀｀*) Firipindesu。。

[CSATexan]

@jpnsunrise1

There are plenty of historical myths that prove otherwise