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Drop zone Burma : adventures in allied air-supply 1943-45 PDF

282 Pages·2008·9.46 MB·English
by  Annett
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Drop Zone Burma Revised Page Proofs August 2008 Contents Acknowledgements Foreword by The Rt. Hon. The Viscount Slim, OBE, DL Preface by Dame Vera Lynn DBE Prelude Dakota over the Fens Chapter 1: Meet the Troops – and a Trouper Chapter 2: First Burma Star Chapter 3: The Fall of Burma Chapter 4: 31 Squadron RAF Chapter 5: Air Supply Pilot Chapter 6: Bully and Bullets to the Chindits Chapter 7: Dakotas Fly In Chapter 8: Policeman to Pilot Chapter 9: British Raj to Burma Chapter 10: Air Dropping at Tiddim Chapter 11: The Second Battle of the Arakan Chapter 12: A Flight over the Hump Chapter 13: Five More go off to War Chapter 14: The Chindit Invasion Chapter 15: The Sieges of Imphal and Kohima Chapter 16: Two Casevacs Chapter 17: Counterattack Chapter 18: The Road to Mandalay Chapter 19: The Race to Rangoon Chapter 20: Victory in Burma Chapter 21: First In, First Out Chapter 22: Conflict Continues Chapter 23: Civvy Street Postlude Bibliography Air-drop south of Irrawaddy. (RAF Air Historical Branch) Mobile Bath Unit arrives at forward airstrip. (IWM CF222) Struggling in pre-monsoon winds. (IWM CF521)

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Overview: Air-dropped supplies were a vital part of the Allied campaign in Burma during World War II. The transportation of munitions, food and medical supplies was undertaken in the most difficult situations, both on the land where the air bases were often situated in remote tropical jungle terrain
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