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Men of the 22nd Chinese Division drive through the jungle in Northern Burma. Broken bamboo trees are results of Jap shelling. |
American tank crews line up for chow during a lull between fighting. They are hitting against the Nips with Gen. Sherman tanks in the offensive to open the Ledo Road supply route to China. |
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Marshall Wei Li Huang, Commander of Chinese Salween forces. |
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Fresh Chinese troops land at Myitkyina Airport, which was siezed in a surprise attack by American and Chinese forces. |
This gives you an idea of the Salween terrain. A G.I. uses a bullock for a pack mule up a hill. |
ANC Lt. Pauline Hendershot administers blood plasma to Lt. Jang Foo Chwan. Cpl. L. M. Oswald, left, and Pvt. John Marzano are stretcher bearers. |
Lt. Col. C. J. Berne, at left, completes amputation. Left to right, ANC Lt. Mildred Lindberg, Capt. Reuben D. Chier, ANC Lt. Hendershot, Sgt. Charles Stacy. |
A bomb crater near Myitkyina Airdrome is the grave for this Nip bomber, which nosed into the hole near the swampland. |
Sgt. Chen Lip Teh shows how he fires his mortar without the use of a base plate. |
This G.I. serving as a code clerk with Chinese attached to Stilwell's army, learns how to eat with chopsticks. |
A U.S. Army observer with the 14th British Army on the Imphal front. At left: Lt. Col. J. F. B. Lyons studies a map with Maj. Gen. H. R. Briggs of the 14th. |
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