U.S. 475th Infantry in Burma during the Burma Campaign of World War II. Chinese and U.S. soldiers with pack mules of the 35th Quartermaster pack train enter Momauk. A long column of soldiers walks along a road. The soldiers march past two natives sitting on the ground.
U.S. 475th Infantry in Burma during the Burma Campaign of World War II. Chinese and U.S. soldiers with pack mules of the 35th Quartermaster pack train walk along a road. 475th Infantry soldiers march into Man-Tha, south of Bhamo. The soldiers are tired and sweating after a 18 mile march through a jungle.
U.S. 475th Infantry in Burma during the Burma Campaign of World War II. Chinese and U.S. soldiers with pack mules of the 35th Quartermaster pack train pass through a village. Some soldiers rest and talk to a native. They march on a jungle road. Soldiers standing at a side watch as the others march past.
War dogs near Man-Tha in Burma during World War II. U.S. infantrymen accompanied by German Shepherd war dogs march. They march along a road. Some of the soldiers lie down beside a road and rest during a halt. The soldiers pick up their packs and resume marching.
War dogs near Man-Tha in Burma during World War 2. U.S. Army soldiers accompanied by German Shepherd war dogs march. They march along a field. Infantry soldiers hold the leashes of the dogs and march. They lead the dogs to water. They prepare rations and feed them. A soldier mixes dog food in a helmet and feeds a dog. The dogs watch as the food is being prepared and then they eat food out of the helmets which serve as bowls.
U.S. General Dwight Eisenhower visits United States 35th Infantry Division troops in England during World War 2. General Eisenhower arrives at Exeter St Davids rail road station in the city of Exeter, Devon county, South West England. He gets into a car with a sign above that reads ' Great Western Railway ' General Eisenhower on a podium as he salutes to 320th Regiment troops of United States 35th Infantry. Troops lined up as General Eisenhower, along with General George S. Patton and Major General Paul W. Badde, review the soldiers. Soldiers in formation as General Eisenhower reviews them. (The 320th Regiment were based at Topsham Barracks in Exeter.)
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