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The Great Pacific War, broadly refers to the war campaigns that took place in the Pacific Ocean, its islands, and in the Far East. It encompass the Second Sino-Japanese War, also including the Russian-Japanese conflict.
The Pacific War begins with the attack on the Philippines and East Indies (1942) by the Empire of Japan and the invasion of British Malay. It ends with the Japanese Revolution and armistice of 1946.
The United States, the United Kingdom, along the Imperial Commonwealth Federation and the Commonwealth of States declared the War, being joined the following months by the French Union. In 1943, the Federation of Socialist Republics and Mongolia would join the conflict. The Supreme political and military command would be exercised by the Allied Council.
The stages of the War where the Japanese Invasion of the Philippines, British Malay and East Indies (1942-1943), occupation of French Indochina (1942-1944), the war for the control of the islands on the Pacific Ocean (1942-1945), the liberation of Philippines, British Malay and East Indies (1943), French Indochina (1943), Manchuria (1944), Taiwan (1945) and Korea (1946).