Resuming the offensive at 1545, 3rd Battalion pushed forward 1,500 yards to seize key road junctions that led to the towns of Finegayan and Barrigada. For the remaining ten days of the campaign, the battalion marched northeast up the coast, encountering occasional Japanese resistance, until the island was declared secure on 10 August.
The 3rd Battalion resumed its military campaign at 1545 and made significant gains, pushing forward 1,500 yards to capture key road intersections that connected Finegayan and Barrigada. Over the next ten days, the battalion continued its march along the coast, encountering sporadic Japanese resistance, until the island was declared secure on August 10.