

Clash of Warriors - Season 1 Episode 10 MacArthur vs Yamashita - Philippines
Season - Episode
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1 - 1Patton vs von Kluge - Normandy Breakout Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 2Bradley vs Model - Battle of the Bulge Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 3Stilwell vs Honda - Burma Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 4Rommel vs Montgomery - El Alamein Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 5Alexander vs von Arnim - Tunisia Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 6Halsey vs Kurita - Leyte Gulf Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 7Manstein vs Vatutin - Kursk Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 8Vandegrift vs Hyakutake - Guadalcanal Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 9Harris vs Kammhuber - Strategic Bombing Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 10MacArthur vs Yamashita - Philippines Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 11Dayan vs Amer - Six Day War Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 12Eisenhower vs Rundstedt - D-Day Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 13Hindenburg vs Duke Nicholas - Tannenberg Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 14Haig vs Ludendorff - 1918 Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 15Petain vs von Falkenhayn - Verdun Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 16Kesselring vs Mark Clark - Italy Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 17Zhukov vs Bock - Moscow Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 18Paulus vs Chuikov - Stalingrad Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 19Saddam vs Schwarzkopf - Gulf War Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 20Doenitz vs Horton - Battle of the Atlantic Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 21Allenby vs von Sanders - Battle of Megiddo Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 22Buckner vs Ushijima - Okinawa Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 23Giap vs Westmoreland - Tet Offensive Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 24Yamamoto vs Nimitz - Midway Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 25Dowding vs Goering - Battle of Britain Dec 31, 2002
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1 - 26Pershing vs Gallwitz - Western Front Dec 31, 2002
Overview
As he was forced to withdraw from the Philippines in the dark days of spring 1942, Dougias MacArthur vowed 'I wiII retum'. Almost three years later he did, at the head of a massive US invasion force. Between October 1944 and August 1945, General Douglas MacArthur and his men recaptured the Phillipines from the Japanese, led by General Tomoyuki Yamashita, in the largest single US campaign in the Pacific War. Knowing that he could not hope to successfully fight this force on the beaches, the Japanese commander Tomoyuki Yamashita planned a final stand in the mountains to tie down as many US troops as possible. The campaign went very much as he intended with fierce fighting continuing until the end of the war.