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This is a report of the Leyte operation, World War II. Constituted on 22 January 1943, Headquarters Sixth Army was activated on 25 January 1943 at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The Leyte Operation was the initial phase of the Allied thrust into the Philippines, a thrust which was to culminate in the ultimate reoccupation of Luzon and the clearing of all enemy forces from the Philippine Archipelago. The role of Sixth Army in conducting the offensive against the Japanese on Leyte is the subject of this report, which concerns itself not only with the operations of ground troops but as well with the staff work required to plan and execute the operation, the problems encountered and their solution, the decisions which had to be made, and the lessons learned. Appended are the detailed reports of each staff section covering the functioning of that section during the planning and execution of the operation, with particular attention to the special tactical, technical, and logistical problems encountered. Table of contents include information on terrain, the planning phase, preliminaries to the operation, operations, directives and orders, and reports of staff sections.Keyword
