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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.
Kunming, China. 1944. Flight Lieutenant J. W. Edwards of Gladesville, NSW, in a pensive mood looking across the water at Shi Shan. He was one of the "Hump" fliers ferrying supplies from India to China
Burma. c. 1943. During the Burma campaign the US Transport Command flew immense quantities of war material over the "Hump" in the Himalayas to supply China and also Mountbatten's armies in Burma. This
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
Burma. C. 1945-04. 406415 Flying Officer W. E. Walsh of Perth, WA, a navigator with an RAF squadron carrying supplies "over the Hump" to China. These flights were made at high altitude necessitating t
Burma. c. 1944. Winging their way over mountainous country, these Douglas C47 Dakota transport aircraft fly deep into Burma to land with supplies or drop them by parachute. Many RAAF men are members o
South East Asia. c. 1944. The Allied Nations are assembling quantities of arms, men and machines in preparation for the assaults on the strongholds of Japan. Day after day, aircraft after aircraft are
