Description
Up and down over the mountain trails came the soldiers, shuffling along as though they were ready to drop. Yes, they were almost at the collapsing point, and their tired and dirty appearance showed that their march with full field pack and battle equipment had been anything but pleasant. On and on, day after day, this must go, for ahead of them lay the enemy. The only way to get them out was to go over the mountains, and to do this made one's body cry out with agony.
Recommended Citation
Cox, Theodore R.
(1945)
"Air Drop In Burma,"
Manuscripts: Vol. 13
:
Iss.
1
, Article 13.
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