Kampanye Bougainville: Perbedaan antara revisi

| commander2 = {{flagicon|Empire of Japan|army}} [[Hitoshi Imamura]]<br/>{{flagicon|Empire of Japan|army}} [[Harukichi Hyakutake]]<br/>{{flagicon|Empire of Japan|naval}} [[Mineichi Koga]]<br/>{{flagicon|Empire of Japan|naval}} [[Jinichi Kusaka]]<br/>{{flagicon|Empire of Japan|naval}} [[Tomoshige Samejima|Tomoshige<br/>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Samejima]]<br/>{{flagicon|Empire of Japan|naval}} [[Sentaro Omori]]<br/>{{flagicon|Empire of Japan|naval}} [[Kiyoto Kagawa]]{{KIA}}<br/>{{flagicon|Empire of Japan|army}} [[Masatane Kanda]]

| strength1 = 144,000 American troops<br>30,000 Australian troops<ref name=ShawLofgrenGailey1>Shaw 1963, p. 246; Lofgren 1993, p. 27; Gailey 1991, p. 191</ref><br/>728 aircraft<ref name = "Shaw 185-6">Shaw 1963, pp. 185–86</ref>

| casualties1 = '''USA:'''<br>727 dead<br>'''Australia:'''<br>516 dead<ref name=ShawLofgrenGailey2>Shaw 1963, p. 281, Lofgren 1993, p. 32, and Gailey 1991, p. 210</ref>

| casualties2 = 18,500–21,500 dead<ref name=RottmanGaileyLong>Rottman 2005, pp. 70–72; Gailey 1991, p. 211 and Long 1963, pp. 102–103</ref>{{#tag:ref| Figure includes deaths from all causes: combat, disease, starvation, and accident. The Australians counted 21,000 to 23,500 Japanese survivors on Bougainville upon the surrender of Japanese forces at the end of World War II. If Gailey's and Long's figure of 65,000 Japanese troops originally on Bougainville is accurate, then the Japanese casualty figures would be far higher. Long's figures are quoted in the narrative, totalling 16,700 combat deaths and 26,400 deaths from disease and malnutrition.<ref name=RottmanGaileyLong/>|group=Note}}