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RAF Personnel, whose job it is to guard the forward airstrips on the Burma front

RAF Personnel, whose job it is to guard the forward airstrips on the Burma front


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RAF Personnel, whose job it is to guard the forward airstrips on the Burma front

RAF Personnel, whose job it is to guard the forward airstrips on the Burma front, keep up to the mark with a periodical course in jungle warfare.
Picture shows: The course successfully completed, two airmen caked in mud and full of bruises stop to enjoying a well deserved cigarette.
December 1944

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Asia Burma Front Far East Relaxing Royal Air Force Jungle Warfare War And Conflict


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RAF Personnel Embrace the Hardships of Jungle Warfare

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. In this print from December 1944, we catch a glimpse into the lives of RAF personnel stationed on the Burma front during World War Two. Tasked with guarding forward airstrips, these brave individuals undergo rigorous training in jungle warfare to stay prepared for any challenges that may arise. The image showcases two exhausted airmen who have successfully completed their demanding course. Covered in mud and adorned with bruises, they take a well-deserved moment to relax and enjoy a cigarette. Their worn-out appearance is testament to the harsh conditions they endure while serving their country. This snapshot captures not only the physical toll of war but also highlights the resilience and camaraderie among these servicemen. Despite facing immense hardships in an unfamiliar environment, their spirits remain unbroken as they find solace even amidst chaos. The photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by military personnel during this tumultuous period in history. It immortalizes their unwavering dedication and determination to protect their comrades and fulfill their duty. Decades later, this image continues to evoke admiration for those who served on the Burma front, shedding light on an often overlooked aspect of World War Two – the crucial role played by RAF personnel in maintaining strategic positions throughout Asia's far east region.

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