"Operation Oboe III" was a military campaign during World War II, specifically part of the Pacific Theater. It took place in June 1945 and aimed to capture the island of Borneo from Japanese forces. The operation involved Allied troops, primarily from Australia, and was crucial for securing the region and disrupting Japanese supply lines. The operation began with extensive naval bombardments followed by land assaults. Allied forces faced strong resistance but ultimately succeeded in taking key locations on the island. This victory contributed to the overall strategy of the Allies in the Pacific, paving the way for further advances against Japan.