14th Army

The 14th Army was a large military formation used by the Japanese during World War II, primarily operating in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. It was composed of multiple divisions and units, responsible for conducting military campaigns, controlling occupied territories, and defending strategic areas. The army's structure allowed it to coordinate complex operations across vast regions. It played a significant role in Japan’s wartime efforts, including battles in areas like Burma, Malaya, and the Philippines. Like other armies, its organization enabled efficient command and logistical support for its forces in these extensive campaigns.