Would love to hear, read and see more stories of Indians, Burmese, and basically non-europeans who fought in WW2. Their stories must be fascinating
4 days ago | 54
We must never forget what all these young men that fought for the uk 🇬
3 days ago | 54
This action in the Arakan hills was due to Divisional HQ being overrun. Lee-Grant tanks of the 25th Dragoons and elements of 7th Indian Division break through the enemy to the encircled friendly troops.
4 days ago | 17
I was unaware until recently the British Empire were part of the Occupation Force in Japan after war , they occupied one of the 4 main islands , Force mainly Australian and Indian Troops with British , New Zealanders and Canadians .
3 days ago | 10
Vinegar Joe boys. Tough troops. Had hard time Burma. Both sides. Disease was worse than enemy casualties. Tough tough times. God bless all. Great soldiers.
4 days ago | 21
One of the soldiers has a Cup discharger on his SMLE Rifle. Is it a battalion of the Punjab regiment?
4 days ago (edited) | 14
My grandfather fought in Burma 1943 &1944 in the royal engineers
3 days ago (edited) | 6
The largest volunteer army in human history was made up of Indian volunteers in ww2!
4 days ago | 9
There's a tank in the background. Can anyone see what it is ?
4 days ago | 13
Why is there only one bloke doing all the fighting? I hope he got paid more.
4 days ago | 8
If they had Fortnite back then there would have been no world war, change my mind
3 days ago | 0
Imperial War Museums
Troops of the 7th Indian Division take up position on a hillside in Burma, possibly the Ngakyedauk Pass, February 1944.
Find the full footage here: film.iwmcollections.org.uk/record/2639
Film: IWM MWY 20
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