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THAILAND. VERTICAL AERIAL VIEW OF ALLIED ATTACKS ON THE BURMA - THAILAND RAILWAY SOUTH OF THREE PAGODAS PASS IN AN EFFORT TO DISRUPT THE JAPANESE SUPPLY LINES AND COMMUNICATIONS. (DONOR JACKSON)
THAILAND. AERIAL VIEW OF A PARTLY DESTROYED RAILWAY BRIDGE ACROSS THE RIVER KWAI, THE RESULT OF ALLIED ATTACKS ON THE BURMA-THAILAND RAILWAY SOUTH OF THREE PAGODAS PASS IN AN EFFORT TO DISRUPT JAPANES
Aparon, Three Pagondas Pass, Thailand. The Burma - Thailand railway line from a bridge on the line between Aparon and Three Pagodas Pass near the Thailand - Burma border. The pass receives its name
THAILAND, C. 1945-12. THE REMAINS OF A BRIDGE OVER A RIVER BUILT BY PRISONERS OF WAR OF THE JAPANESE AS PART OF THE BURMA-THAILAND RAILWAY. THIS WAS SITUATED AT TEN KILOMETRES FROM PAYADONSU, OR THREE
Burma-Thailand Railway. c. September 1945. Members of the War Graves Commission survey party inspecting one of the small pagodas at the site commonly known as The Three Pagodas near the Burma-Thailand
Kalawthut, Burma. c. March 1945. The attack on the bridge near Kalawthut twenty two miles south of Moulmein, on the Moulmein-Bangkok railway. Bombs burst at one end of the bridge while two others burs
Kanchanaburi, Thailand. 5 February 1945. Aerial view seen from aircraft of No. 9 Squadron RAF and No. 436 Squadron RAF showing the south end of the by-pass railway bridge of the Burma-Thailand Railway
