Talasea landings

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The Talasea landings were a World War II Allied amphibious assault on New Britain aimed at advancing along the island’s north coast and pressuring Japanese forces in the Southwest Pacific.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II battle
amphibious landing
military operation
belligerent Allied forces
Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan
campaignObjective advance westward from Cape Gloucester
combatant Australia NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
United States of America NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
country Territory of New Guinea NERFINISHED
date 1944
front Pacific War NERFINISHED
goal advance along the north coast of New Britain
pressure Japanese forces in the South West Pacific
involves air support
infantry
naval forces
location New Britain NERFINISHED
Talasea NERFINISHED
method amphibious landing from naval transports
militaryBranch Australian Army NERFINISHED
United States Marine Corps
United States Navy
operationType amphibious assault
opponent Japanese garrison on New Britain
opposedBy Imperial Japanese Army units NERFINISHED
Imperial Japanese Navy air units NERFINISHED
partOf New Britain campaign NERFINISHED
South West Pacific theatre of World War II NERFINISHED
region Southwest Pacific NERFINISHED
result Allied victory
strategicObjective secure positions on the Willaumez Peninsula
support isolation of Rabaul
tacticalObjective capture Talasea area
deny Japanese use of airfields and anchorages on Willaumez Peninsula
theatre South West Pacific Area NERFINISHED

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