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Burma. c. March 1945. Indian troops collecting supplies from the ground and trees which had been dropped by parachute to advanced army units during the campaign to capture Mandalay.
Burma. c. March 1945. Indian troops carrying supplies which had been dropped by parachute to the distribution point for collection by advanced army units during the campaign to capture Mandalay.
Burma. c. March 1945. Supplies being dropped by parachute from RAF Douglas C47 Dakota transport aircraft to advanced army units during the campaign to capture Mandalay.
Burma. c. 20 March 1945. RAAF aircrew flying with the RAF, helped largely in the downfall of Mandalay, the capture of which was accomplished on 20 March 1945. British 14th Army troops are collecting b
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
Mandalay, Burma. c. 20 March 1945. Major General T. W. Rees CBE DSO MC, Commander of 19th Indian Division (left), and Lieutenant General M. G. N. Stopford CBE DSO, Commander of XXXIII Corps, Indian Ar
Burma. c. 20 March 1945. Mandalay, second city of Burma, fell to troops of the British 14th Army, after nearly three years of occupation by the Japanese. During the fighting in the streets of the city
