In the Pacific War of World War II, the American army was not the only army that fought against the Japanese. And Australia also participated in the recent Pacific War. Because of the outbreak of the Pacific War, Australia can be said to hate Japan. The battle between the Australian army and the Japanese army in the Brahman area can prove this point, and finally ended in the victory of the Australian army.

The battle of Borneo began in May 1945 and ended in July 18. During the Pacific War, the US-Australian allied forces launched a landing campaign against Japanese troops in Borneo from May to July. 1945. The main landing troops of the Allied Forces are the 7th and 9th Divisions of the Australian 1 Army (Commander Leslie Mohide), and the 7th Fleet of the United States is responsible for maritime transportation and cover, under the unified command of Commander-in-Chief MacArthur of the Allied Forces in the Southwest Pacific. The Japanese troops guarding the island are the 37th Army of the Army (commander is Lieutenant General Ma Changzheng) and the service support team of the 22nd Special Base of the Navy. The Japanese army judged that the allied forces would attack Brunei Bay first, so the defense focus shifted from the northern and eastern coasts to Brunei and Kuching areas on the west coast.

On May 1945 and 1 day, about 6,000 people from the 26th Brigade of the 9th Division of the Australian Army landed on Dalagan Island in Borneo. 19, about 2200 Japanese troops on the island retreated to the core position. On June 1 1 Japanese positions were destroyed, and organized resistance stopped on June 13. On June 1945 and 10, other troops of the 9th Division of the Australian Army landed in Brunei Bay and then entered Sarawak southward. On the 20th, it landed in Sarawak, eastern Shandong, and occupied Siliya and Miri oil fields, as well as Weston and Beaufort, north of Brunei Bay. The land east of baliban.

Bali Baban has about 1 000 troops, including the service support team of the 22nd Special Base of the Japanese Navy. Before landing, the US military made fire preparations with aviation and naval guns, and the landing was very smooth. When it developed in depth, it was stubbornly resisted by the Japanese army. After two weeks of repeated struggle, the Japanese army withdrew from the area. /kloc-on 0/8, the Australian army captured Sanbaojia Oilfield, and then advanced 80 kilometers to the north, forcing the Japanese army to retreat to Samelinda. By the end of June, the Australian army controlled 6.5438+0.3 million square kilometers of land near Brunei. The 7th reinforced division of the Australian Army was escorted by the 7th Fleet of the United States 1 Assault Brigade. In this campaign, the Australian army captured two naval bases, seven airports and rich oil fields in Brunei Bay and Bali Buban. The Australian army suffered more than 2,000 casualties and the Japanese army nearly 7,000 deaths.