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Photograph SUK12740 Second World War, 1939-1945India. C. 1944-08. Indians pack parachutes in the compound at the supply base. Coloured parachutes are used by RAF Transport Command for dropping supplies to isolated jungle units in Burma.

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India. C. 1944-08. An aerial view of the mountains over which the pilots of the transports with RAF Transport Command fly every day on their way to the front in Burma carrying much needed supplies for jungle units.
India. C. 1944-08. Indians pack parachutes in the compound at the supply base. Coloured parachutes are used by RAF Transport Command for dropping supplies to isolated jungle units in Burma.

India. C. 1944-08. A turbaned Sikh deftly folds the harness of a parachute in the packing yard at base for subsequent use by RAF Transport Command in dropping supplies to isolated jungle units in Burm

India. C. 1944-08. Packing tins of condensed milk into containers to be air dropped to isolated jungle units in Burma by RAF Transport Command.

India. C. 1944-08. Supply Corps measuring out rice for packing in bags. Rice and grain are dropped by RAF Transport Command to isolated jungle units in Burma.

India. C. 1944-08. Sepoys of the Air Supply Corps loading a parachute canister on to an aircraft of RAF Transport Command. In the foreground are sacks of grain which will be air-dropped to jungle unit

Burma. 1944. Aerial photograph of typically forbidding "Hump" on the Burma-Yunnan frontier. Over these mountains Allied transport aircraft delivered supplies from India to China.
