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Did Thailand allow Japanese troops to move freely in their country in world war 2?
no, because Thailand was in war with the Japanese
Did Thailand let Japan to move troops through Thailand freely?
Yes, we did. We got threatened by the Japanese but we never said we were to be their ally. Finally, we sent some spies to USA and asked for help. After the war, US troops built the longest road in Thailand for us as a gift, called "Mitrapap" or "Friendship" in Thai.
Why US troops at Thailand tdy's in Vietnam 1962?
Why US troops at Thailand tdy's in Vietnam 1962?
How active an ally of Japan was Thailand in World War 2?
Japan Was Very active during WW2 So wasnt Thailand, Thiland also helped Germany So to say Thiland was very active.Thailand may have been called SIAM during WW2. Nearly ALL occupied countries had some elements within their respective countries cooperating with the enemy (Japan & Germany). Siam may have been one of them. However, "allowing" Japanese troops to move freely through their country only would have made things easier for the Japanese. Otherwise, they moved as freely as they wished, they had the military power.
What happened in Thailand during World War 2?
During WW2, the Japanese demaned for access through Thailand for it's forces to invade countries such as Burma and Malaya. Under pressure from Japan and because it was in no position to fight with the Japanese force, the Thai government declared war on Britain and the United States. However, the Thai ambassador in Washington, Seni Pramoj, and Pridi panomyoung, the senior statesman, refused to deliver the declaration to the United States government. They were conservative aristocrats whose anti-Japanese credentials were well established. Hence, the Free Thai Movement was organized, recruiting Thai students in the United States to work with the United States Office of Strategic Services (OSS). The OSS trained Thai personnel for underground activities, and units were readied to infiltrate Thailand. From the office of the regent in Thailand, Pridi ran a clandestine movement that by the end of the war had with Allied aid armed more than 50,000 Thai to resist the Japanese. With the end of the war and the Japanese surrender, the Seri Thai-dominated government immediately acted to "restore the pre-war status quo". As regent, Pridi termed "the declaration of war illegal and null, and void, and repudiated all agreements made with Japan by the formal government". http://countrystudies.us/thailand/21.htm wikipedia Try - burmastar.org I have heard that they let came the Japaneses and after they let came the Americans. When the Japanese came to Thailand, they did a war declaration to USA but they never gave it officially to the US government, ambassador or something like that.
What southeastern Asian country that was in the Vietnam war?
Thailand sent troops to South Vietnam.
Which seato member sent troops to Vietnam in support of the US?
Several. Australia, New Zealand, The Philippines, Thailand, and the Republic of Korea (South Korea) sent troops to Vietnam.
What nations sent troops to Vietnam?
United states, Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Philippines...
Which US allies sent troops to fight in Vietnam?
Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, South Korea and the Philippenes.
Where did troops train during World War 1?
Camps spread out through america, and the English countryside. Forts places like that.
Where did Great Britain ship its troops and supplies during the American Revolution?
During the American Revolution, Britain shipped troops and supplies through those American ports they controlled. These included Quebec, New York City, Philadelphia (at times) and various southern ports.
How many Argentinian troops died during the Falklands War?
About 800 Argentinian troops died during the Falklands War.
