Kempen Filipina (1944–45) (Malay Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Kempen Filipina (1944–45)" in Malay language version.

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1nationalww2museum.org

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army.mil

history.army.mil

Chapter 11: Operations of the Eighth Army in the Central and Southern Philippines, pp. 358 Diarkibkan 2020-06-03 di Wayback Machine Retrieved March 10, 2016
"Luzon" Retrieved October 26, 2015
"Triumph in the Philippines" pp. 48 & 66 Diarkibkan 2016-12-24 di Wayback Machine Retrieved October 26, 2015
"Luzon" 93,400 non-combat casualties on Luzon alone. Retrieved October 26, 2015
"Triumph in the Philippines" pp. 48–66 Diarkibkan 2016-12-24 di Wayback Machine Retrieved October 26, 2015

cdmhost.com

cgsc.cdmhost.com

Final report, progress of demobilization of the Japanese Armed Forces, Part III: Overseas Areas and IV: Air Forces enclosure #44 Diarkibkan 2016-01-05 di Wayback Machine Retrieved March 10, 2016. With 109,890 Japanese military personnel repatriated immediately after the war, that leaves around 419,912 Japanese dead, missing, or still holding out. Also adds 10,000 Leyte Gulf casualties

dtic.mil

Schmidt 1982^{[pautan mati kekal]} Retrieved October 22, 2015.

historians.org

American Historical Association: Lessons from Iwo Jima Retrieved November 13, 2015.

historynet.com

"World War II: Mexican Air Force Helped Liberate the Philippines". History.net. June 12, 2006. Dicapai pada June 12, 2015.

nationalww2museum.org

According to the National World War II Museum, Filipino military deaths during the war numbered 57,000. A significant portion must have fallen in the 1944–45 campaign.

web.archive.org

Chapter 11: Operations of the Eighth Army in the Central and Southern Philippines, pp. 358 Diarkibkan 2020-06-03 di Wayback Machine Retrieved March 10, 2016
"Triumph in the Philippines" pp. 48 & 66 Diarkibkan 2016-12-24 di Wayback Machine Retrieved October 26, 2015
"Triumph in the Philippines" pp. 48–66 Diarkibkan 2016-12-24 di Wayback Machine Retrieved October 26, 2015
Final report, progress of demobilization of the Japanese Armed Forces, Part III: Overseas Areas and IV: Air Forces enclosure #44 Diarkibkan 2016-01-05 di Wayback Machine Retrieved March 10, 2016. With 109,890 Japanese military personnel repatriated immediately after the war, that leaves around 419,912 Japanese dead, missing, or still holding out. Also adds 10,000 Leyte Gulf casualties