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British and Indian troops disembark from sanpans on their way to the front in the Arakan Province. In the hill country known as the Arakan Yoma the men are seen at their firing positions, advancing and...
Australian pilots are briefed prior to a bombing raid on the Japanese on the Arakan Front. The ground crews bomb up, the planes are boarded, bombs over the targets and releasing bombs.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Chindits (Into Burma) A.444. DESCRIPTION: The "Chindits" are a specially trained force of British, Gurkhas and Burmese who have penetrated over three hundred miles into Japanese...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Strafing & Blasting the Japs. DESCRIPTION: Lightnings attack a Japanese Air Base on the North Coast on New Guinea. Installations at Nubin and Hansa Bay were the targets for "Mitchells"....
Chinese soldiers in the Burma jungle fight on the forgotten front. Hacking their way through jungle undergrowth and crossing streams by ratta-cane bridge, these men under the command of General Stilwell make...
Elephants in Burma doing the work of coolies. They push large tree trunks about with ease, tow heavy loads such as guns, etc.
The 14th Army’s on the Arakan Front. Together with men of the Indian army they are seen advancing through jungle area, with stretcher parties picking up the wounded. Mortars fire on a Burmese village which...
Pathe cameraman Oscar Bovill accompanies Blenheim bombers on a raid over the jungles of Burma. Following reports of Japanese troop concentrations, the raid is carried out under abnormal conditions in the...
Commando excursion to a forward assault base on the Mayu coastline of Burma, to draw Japanese attention from the real point of attack. Allied troops go in by assault craft and land.
Pictures from the Assam-Burma border show Indian infantry in the hills of Manipur, in action and Indian infantry advancing through wooden area past bodies of dead Japanese soldiers.
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