1. Air power wasn't as strong as it is today and the Burma Road was used to resupply China (non-communist at the time & and an ally) in its fight against Japan. Later flyng over the hump to resupply China supplemented or took over the role from the Burma Road.
2. Japan was invading India through Burma. The British army stopped the advancing IJA at the battle of Imphal in India.
See Website: China Burma India Theater, WW2
Camp Forrest was one of the largest training bases for the US army during World War Two.
Burma was neutral.
After World War II, Burma became an independent nation, initially as a democratic nation. The country became a military dictatorship in 1962, following a coup. The military dictatorship ended in 2011.
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there seems not to have been (correct me if i am wrong)
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City in Burma
The Thai-Burma Railway, constructed during World War II, involved approximately 250,000 laborers. This workforce included around 61,000 Allied prisoners of war and a large number of local Asian laborers, including Thai, Burmese, Malayan, and Indonesian individuals. The harsh conditions, forced labor, and disease led to a significant loss of life during its construction.
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See Website: China Burma India Theater, WW2
Jutland is the only significant naval battle or World War I
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The Burma campaign during World War II involved a series of battles between Allied forces, primarily British and Commonwealth troops, and the Japanese military. The Allies ultimately emerged victorious, successfully pushing the Japanese out of Burma in 1945. This victory was crucial for regaining control of Southeast Asia and contributed to the overall defeat of Japan in the war.
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