GLIDER TROOPS IN TRAINING
Men of the 2nd Battalion The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment)
42 & 73 Columns, 14 Brigade

ON THE MARCH

CHECKING FOUR JAPANESE KILLED BY MORTAR FIRE

WAITING FOR ACTION
East of "White City" April 1944

A WOUNDED COMRADE

HE IS NOT HEAVY - HE IS MY BROTHER.
Chindit carrying his wounded mate to awaiting Vultee L-5 stat transportation to medics

CHINDIT COMMUNICATION PERSONNEL
NO MATTER THE TERRAIN, NO MATTER THE WEATHER, NO MATTER THE DENSITY OF THE JUNGLE THE RADIO MEN STRUGGLED ON TO KEEP THE LIFE LINE OF THE UNIT OPEN THAT SUPPLIED COULD BE DROPPED AND WOUNDED EVACUATED. TWENTY-SEVENTH PERSONNEL OFTEN SERVED LIAISON DUTY SIDE BY SIDE WITH THESE GALLANT  SOLDIERS. (SEE TALE OF “BLACKPOOL.”)

"SMOKO"