U.S. aircraft drop parachute supplies over Burma during World War II. A U.S. Army Air Force C-47 Skytrain transport aircraft drops parachute supplies. The parachute supplies fall to the ground. The supplies being dropped from an open cargo door of the C-47.
Chinese and American soldiers carry supplies on front lines in Burma during World War II. Chinese soldiers open crates dropped by U.S. Army Air Force C-47 Skytrain transport aircraft. The soldiers lift 74mm gun parts from a crate with poles. They examine the gun parts. An ammunition box tied with a rope. American soldiers carry supplies from individual boxes.
Chinese soldiers in Burma during World War II. Chinese soldiers carry supplies. A Chinese rifleman aims in a dugout. A Chinese soldier holds a bayonet. A U.S. Army Air Force aircraft pases overhead. Chinese soldiers dig out weeds.
Commander of U.S. forces in the Southeast Asian Theater General Joseph Stilwell confers with Commander of 38th Division of Chinese Army Lieutenant General L.J. Sun at front lines in Burma during World War II. General Stilwell and Lieutenant L.J. Sun go through maps in a jungle at the front lines. General Stilwell looks at stretcher bearers carrying a wounded man.
Burmese nurses and medics attend patients in Burma during World War II. A field hospital in a jungle shows the medics and Burmese nurses treating the patients. Chinese stretcher bearers carry a wounded man and place him on a table. Burmese nurse Pearl Myatlo stands.
Chinese Army airplanes in Burma during World War II. Commander of U.S. forces in China Joseph W. Stilwell directs U.S. trained Chinese soldiers in a jungle. Troops carry a raft and move towards a river. Chinese and U.S. troops swim across the river to take up new positions. General Stilwell with other officers. The troops advance through the jungle. A soldier looks through binoculars. U.S. and Chinese troops fire guns. A U.S. soldier looks through binoculars. A soldier loads shell in an anti aircraft gun and fires. The troops cross a bridge. Men carry a wounded on a stretcher. U.S. and Chinese nurses treat the wounded. Chinese troops in jeeps move through the jungles. U.S. 14th Air Force provides a cover to the advancing troops.