- Sixth Army (Japan)
Infobox Military Unit
unit_name= Japanese Sixth Army
caption=
dates=1939-08-04 -1945-08-15
country=Empire of Japan
allegiance=
branch=Imperial Japanese Army
type=Infantry
role=Corps
garrison=Hailar,Manchukuo
nickname= nihongo|Mamoru|守|Protect
battles=command structure
name= Japanese 6th Army
date=1945
parent=Japanese First Area Army
subordinate=
* 124th Infantry Division
* 126th Infantry Division
* 135th Infantry Division
* 15th Border Patrol Brigade
*1st Engineering Brigade
The nihongo|Japanese 6th Army|第6軍 |Dai-roku gun was an army of the
Imperial Japanese Army initially based inManchukuo as agarrison force under the overall command of theKwantung Army . At the end ofWorld War II , it was active in combat inChina .History
The Japanese 6th Army was initially raised on
4 August 1939 in Manchukuo as agarrison force to guard the western borders against possible incursions by the SovietRed Army . It was initially based in Hailar, which was also the site of an extensivemilitary fortification system.On
26 January 1945 , the Japanese Sixth Army was re-assigned to the control of theChina Expeditionary Army , and was sent south to bolster Japanese forces in the strategicWuhan -Changsha front, filling the gap left by the departure of Japanese forces in the southwardOperation Ichi-Go thrust. At thesurrender of Japan , it was disbanded atHangzhou .List of Commanders
Commanding officer
Chief of Staff
References
*cite book
last = Jowett
first = Bernard
coauthors =
year = 1999
title = The Japanese Army 1931-45 (Volume 2, 1942-45)
publisher = Osprey Publishing
location =
id = ISBN 1841763543
*cite book
last = Madej
first = Victor
coauthors =
year = 1981
title = Japanese Armed Forces Order of Battle, 1937-1945
publisher = Game Publishing Company
location =
id = ASIN: B000L4CYWW
*cite book
last = Marston
first = Daniel
coauthors =
year = 2005
title = The Pacific War Companion: From Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima
publisher = Osprey Publishing
location =
id = ISBN 1841768820External links
*cite web
last = Wendel
first = Marcus
url = http://www.axishistory.com/index.php?id=6891
title = Axis History Factbook
work = Japanese 6th Army
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