context: The Battle of Leyte is a land battle of Japanese and American troops on the island of Leyte on the island of Philippines from October 20, 1944, to the end of World War II. The two-way battle by the US military and the Philippine guerrilla led the commander to command Douglas MacArthur in 1944, against General Philippine Japanese Empire, led by General Tomoyuki Yamashita. Operation King Two [1] recaptured and liberated the entire Philippine Islands and began the entire Philippines (1944-1945) to end the three-year occupation of the Japanese military. The initial strategy of the Japanese forces was to fight the battle centered by the army in Luzon, and to battle by the Navy and the Air Force in other areas, such as Leyte Island. However, Japan, who believed that it had made a big success in the battle of Formosa, decided to swiftly change the operation under the opposition of Gen. Yamashita Tomoyuki, commander of the 14th Armed Forces in charge of defense of the Philippines, to intercept the army while participating in the defense of Leyte Island. did. Many Army units to be deployed on the island of Luzon have been sent to Leyte Island, but have suffered significant losses during transportation. Japanese troops were unable to supply properly, resulting in many deaths. In a two-month battle, the Japanese forces on Leyte Island were defeated, resulting in the death of most troops.
question: On which island is Leyte Island located?
answers.text: Philippines