Third Arakan Offensive

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The Third Arakan Offensive was a major 1944–1945 Allied campaign in the Arakan region of Burma during World War II, aimed at dislodging Japanese forces and securing coastal approaches for further advances into Southeast Asia.

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Third Arakan Campaign 1
Third Arakan Offensive canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II campaign
military campaign
aimedAt weakening Japanese defensive positions in western Burma
alsoKnownAs Third Arakan Campaign
belligerent Allied forces
Imperial Japanese Army
conflict World War II
countryInvolved British India
Japan
United Kingdom
endTime 1945
followed Second Arakan Offensive
hasObjective dislodge Japanese forces from Arakan
improve Allied control of Bay of Bengal approaches
secure coastal approaches in western Burma
support further Allied advances into Southeast Asia
location Arakan
British Burma
linked to: Colony of Burma

Burma
linked to: Myanmar
opponent Japanese forces in Burma
partOf Burma campaign
South-East Asian Theatre of World War II
region Arakan region of Burma
linked to: Arakan
result Allied victory
startTime 1944
strategicImportance control of coastal routes along the Bay of Bengal
protection of Allied sea lines of communication in the Bay of Bengal
theatre South-East Asian Theatre of World War II
timePeriod 1944–1945

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XV Corps (British India) engagement Third Arakan Offensive
Third Arakan Offensive alsoKnownAs Third Arakan Campaign
linked to: Third Arakan Offensive