World at War.14.It's a lovely day tomorrow.Burma 1942-44 p.9

[bahlye]

Thanks for Posting George...Great Doco.

[uflux]

Great doco thanks very much!!

[tootiefruitie8]

thanks for posting this very informative documentary ~xD

[poppys12]

Talbot is a cunt.

[crocfme]

No possibility of surrender.Fight or die.I cant even imagine it.Makes my everyday worries seem pretty bloody trivial. Lest We Forget.

[oby115]

Thank you for posting this episode from one of the best war documentarys ever made!

[daltonagre]

World War II was the war between Nazi Germany and former Soviet Union.War against Japan was a war made by USA.

[YiddoBobbins]

Huh? You posted this comment why exactly? It's not even remotely accurate?

Otherwise, enjoyed watching another episode of this incredible series.

[Talbot6832]

The continental jungle warfare that the British and Indian troops experienced in Burma was probably the most intense and vicious fighting of the war. It would make for a great Band of Brothers type drama. Thanks to Yank propoganda films usually starring John Wayne, the British 14th Army is practically forgotten even though they played a massive part in Japans defeat.

[poppys12]

Talbot stop chatting fucking crap you cunt or i will come to Canterbury and rip your fucking head off.

[daltonagre]

Aftyer so many sacrifice, England lost India and Burma, just two years after this battle.

[sinsling]

Was it ever England's to begin with? If there was any lesson learnt during the horrendously lamentable second world war, it was that, mercifully, the age of exploitative empire building, axis OR allied....was over.

[yunturn]

Thanks for these wonderful videos of the Burma campaign. I give a silent prayer of thanks for all who fought so bravely so we can live our lives in freedom today. Thank you.....

[ivyiv]

I am interested in this campaign as well. Fascinating. I think the 1st war use of helicopters happned here??? Not sure. HAve been to Kunming China and will return and see the monument to the AVG Flying Tiger group...Bill

[jyarock]

i just got interested in the burma campaign a few weeks ago and finding this series was exactly what i was looking for, thanks for posting.