Meanwhile, the supplies in Saigon were all transported away by members of the Southern National Liberation Front, in preparation for being transferred to the north.
July 25, 1941.
The 9th Reserve Armored Division and the 10th Reserve Mechanized Infantry Division captured Polaigu, Fuhe, Furen, Houben, and Fuzu.
The 2nd Infantry Division and the 6th Artillery Division captured Binh Vai, La Hai, Tuy Hoa, and Hai Anh in Phu Yen province.
The 5th Infantry Division captured Yaka, Zhudi, Zhuborong, and Lang Lame.
By late at night on July 25, Phu Yen province had fallen.
July 26, 1941.
The 9th Reserve Armored Division and the 10th Reserve Mechanized Infantry Division continued south, capturing Dong Duong, Da Lat, Sheng My, Lian Nghi, Yi Linh, Tat, and Dong Nai.
The 2nd Infantry Division and the 6th Artillery Division captured Danong Province.
The 5th Infantry Division captured Khanh Hoa Province.
July 27, 1941.
The 9th Reserve Armored Division and the 10th Reserve Mechanized Infantry Division entered Dong Nai Province, the gateway to Saigon, and captured Tan Phu, Vinh An, Nhan Chak, and Bien Hoa.
2nd Infantry Division and 6th Artillery Division, Binh Duong Province.
The 5th Infantry Division captured Binh Thuan province.
July 28, 1941.
The 9th Reserve Armored Division and the 10th Reserve Mechanized Infantry Division captured Saigon, Thu Dau Mot, and Ti An.
The 2nd Infantry Division and the 6th Artillery Division advanced westward and captured Xining, Xin'an, and Gaoling.
The 5th Infantry Division captured Vung Tau, Chau Thanh, Yong Long, and Phu Vinh.
July 29, 1941.
The 2nd Infantry Division and the 6th Artillery Division captured Jianjiang Province.
The 5th Infantry Division captured Ca Mau Province.
On August 1, 1941, all of southern Vietnam fell to the Japanese and was incorporated into the territory of the National League for Democracy (NLD).
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