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Men produce bamboo containers to supply food and other supplies to troops in Burma.
Production of bamboo containers in Burma during World War II. Tents in an area. Men working outside the tents. They manufacture bamboo containers to supply food and other supplies. A U.S. Douglas C-47 Skytrain or Dakota takes off. The airplane in flight overhead. Interior of the airplane. Men dropping supplies with the help of parachutes.
U.S. aircraft in flight overhead, drop supplies in Burma.
Dropping of supplies for U.S. soldiers in Burma during World War II. A U.S. aircraft in flight overhead. Supplies are dropped with parachutes from the aircraft. The parachutes descend towards the land.
Smoke rises as Chinese soldiers go through gun drills with a 75 mm Pack Howitzer in Burma.
Chinese soldiers in Burma during World War II. Soldiers dig out mud from a field. They fire rifles and a 75 mm Pack Howitzer. Smoke rises from the firing. The soldiers load shells in the howitzer.
A doctor removes a shrapnel piece from a soldier's leg in Burma during World War II.
Chinese soldiers in Burma during World War II. Soldiers carry a wounded soldier on a litter. Other soldiers standing in the background. A doctor removes a shrapnel piece from a man's leg.
Bombing campaign of United States AAF B-24 heavy bombers over Rangoon in Burma.
United States B-24 heavy bombers over Rangoon in Burma. View of B-24 heavy bombers flying towards the target areas: Wharfs and a railroad depot. Bombers drop bombs over the targets. Airman with mounted gun hits target areas. Smoke clouds arise due to the impact of bombing. Aerial view of the city. (World War II period).
B-24 liberator aircraft during the bombing campaign over Chauk in Burma.
B-24 liberators over Chauk in Burma. View of B-24 liberators flying and bombing over the targets. Aerial view of the city. Smoke clouds arise as they bomb an oil refinery and storage tanks with 500 pound bombs. (World War II period).