SC 190514 - This column of troops of the 22nd American Trained Chinese Division are advancing to their front line positions to relieve other frontline troops there by giving them asrest
They are advancing along the road leading to Mogaung and Southern Burma, this photo being made several miles north of Chadasup, Northern Burma in the hills between the Hukawng and Mogaung valleys. They are marching through a recent battle area in which tanks of the First Provisional Tank Group were used. Several of the tanks in the background can be seen, these were put out of commission from this action. They will be salvaged by the Tank Group maintenance crews. 28 March, 1944. Photographer: T/5 Claire W. Leipnitz. Photo Source: U.S. National Archives. Digitized by Signal Corps Archive.
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- 1944-03-28
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