Battle of Tarawa - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	Military engagement of World War II World War II battle involving the United States Naval and land-based operation in the Pacific Theater during World War II owl:NamedIndividual Aircraft carrier operation during World War II Battle (alphabetical) Battles 1901–2000 Pacific War campaign Japanese battle United States Army campaign during World War II Battle with most United States military fatalities Battle or operation of World War II Amphibious operation involving the United States
rdfs:label	Battle of Tarawa
owl:sameAs	dbr:Battle_of_Tarawa
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skos:prefLabel	Battle of Tarawa
skos:altLabel	battle Gilbert Islands seizure Galvanic assaulted the landings Amphibious Assault on Tarawa Atoll Battle for Tarawa Battle of Tarawa opposing forces Battles of Tarawa Betio Central Pacific Campaign Gilbert Islands (Tarawa) operation Gilbert Islands operation Gilbert Islands operations Gilbert Islands/Tarawa invasion Gilbert and Marshall Islands campaign Invasion of Tarawa & Makin, Gilbert Islands Invasion of Tarawa Atoll Operation GALVANIC Operation Galvanic Tarawa Tarawa Atoll Tarawa Battle Tarawa Island raid Tarawa assault Tarawa campaign Tarawa campaigns Tarawa in World War II Tarawa landing Tarawa landings Tarawa. allied landings on Tarawa amphibious assault on Tarawa assault on Tarawa at Tarawa battle of Tarawa bloody Tarawa capture of Tarawa conquest of Tarawa fighting on Betio Island, Tarawa Atoll invasion of Tarawa land on Tarawa landed on Red Beach 2 landing and the subsequent battle at Tarawa Atoll landing at Tarawa landing on Tarawa landings at Tarawa landings on Betio Island larger U.S. effort to seize the Gilbert Islands main landing of Tarawa on Tarawa seizure and occupation wrested from the Japanese
clgo:causalties	U.S. Marine Corps:
clgo:commander	Keiji Shibazaki
clgo:date	1943-11-23
clgo:isPartOfMilitaryConflict	Gilbert and Marshall Islands campaign Russo-Turkish War (1787–1792) World War II
clgo:place	Betio Tarawa Gilbert Islands
clgo:result	American victory
clgo:strength	2 heavy cruisers 2 minesweepers 2 light cruisers 22 destroyers 14 naval guns 14 tanks 18 transports & landing ships 18,000 marines 2,200 construction laborers 2,636 troops 3 old battleships 35,000 troops 40 artillery pieces 5 escort carriers
is clgo:battle of	Seabee 2nd Battalion, 10th Marines Kenneth J. Houghton 5th Battalion, 10th Marines 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines Robert E. Adamson Michael P. Ryan (USMC) St. Julien R. Marshall 18th Marine Regiment (United States) William G. Walsh 2nd Battalion, 2nd Marines William D. Hawkins Carl W. Hoffman Grant F. Timmerman Herbert R. Amey Jr. Stanley R. Christianson 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion Carrier Aircraft Service Units 2nd Marine Regiment Samuel Jaskilka Leo D. Hermle Lewie G. Merritt Evans Carlson 2d Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion Rathvon M. Tompkins William O. Eareckson Benedict J. Semmes Jr. Harold C. Agerholm Henry Pierson Crowe Military Intelligence Service (United States) Robert E. Hogaboom David M. Shoup Ed Keats Richard D. Adams 1st Battalion, 6th Marines 8th Marine Regiment Elmer E. Hall 10th Marine Regiment 3rd Battalion, 8th Marines 2nd Battalion, 8th Marines Herbert J. Ray Glenn B. Davis Julian C. Smith Raymond Murray Wood B. Kyle 1st Battalion, 2nd Marines John H. Hoover 1st Battalion, 8th Marines 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion 2nd Tank Battalion Jonas M. Platt V Amphibious Corps George R. E. Shell 2nd Marine Division William K. Jones Richard G. Weede James L. Kauffman 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines James L. Jones Sr. Alexander Bonnyman Jr. 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marines Raymond A. Spruance Harold G. Epperson 6th Marine Regiment William J. Bordelon Civil Engineer Corps Seabees in World War II Leslie E. Brown 2nd Reconnaissance Battalion 4th Battalion, 10th Marines Carrier Air Group SIX William G. Windrich Keiji Shibazaki Hamilton McWhorter III 17th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion James P. Riseley Roy Marlin Voris Robert L. Wilson Thomas E. Bourke 3rd Battalion, 10th Marines Walter Irvine Jordan

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