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Burma. C. 1945-04. A transport aircraft dropping supplies by parachute, to the 14th Army, on a bridgehead south of the Irrawaddy River while the battle is still raging.
Burma. 2 March 1945. A RAF Douglas C47 Dakota transport aircraft drops supplies by parachute to troops of the British 14th Army on a bridgehead south of the Irrawaddy River, while the battle for Manda
Sagaing, Burma. 26 March 1945. Men and transport of the British 14th Army waiting at a bridgehead just below the famous Ava bridge just south of Mandalay to be ferried across the Irrawaddy River in pu
Burma. 1943. Signal fires mark the drop zone for a C47 transport aircraft to parachute supplies to Major General Ord Wingate's Long Range Penetration Group, 200 miles behind the Japanese lines, east o
Burma. 2 March 1945. While the British 14th Army troops were advancing on Mandalay, which they captured, thousands of pounds of supplies were dropped to them by RAF Douglas C47 Dakota transport aircra
Burma. C. 1945-04. This Spitfire aircraft is patrolling the Irrawaddy River and guarding pontoons crossing the river.
Near Mandalay, Burma. C. 1945-03. Supply dropping by RAF and US Army Air Force aircraft of Eastern Air Command has contributed very largely to the success of the campaign in Burma. For the most part t
