The Stillwell Road - The Battle for Burma
After the invasion of China by the Japanese army, Burma became a vital land bridge and supply route for the allies in China. This great archival documentary recounts how the combined forces of British, American, Australian, New Zealand and a number of other allied forces faced brutal jungle warfare against the Japanese to open up a supply route from India to China that became known as The Stillwell road.
Year: 1946
Genre: Documentaries, War Docos
Country: UK
Duration: 51 Minutes
Rating: PG - Contains War Footage
Location in store: Documentary (War)
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