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Operation Thursday: Birth Of The Air Commandos

Herbert A. Mason Jr.Series: U.S. Army Air Forces in World War II
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Pages
33
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Tannenberg Publishing

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Includes 20 Illustrations OPERATION THURSDAY - A bold, unconventional use of American air power to support British ground troops in Burma, Operation THURSDAY marked a critical development in the history of modern warfare. On March 5-6, 1944, the Allies conducted an air invasion of Burma, in an attempt to push back the Japanese in the China-Burma-India Theater and re-establish the land route between India and China. U.S. airmen formed a special operations unit-the 1st Air Commando Group-to transport troops to jungle locations and resupply them, often in the line of fire. The remarkable success of this operation lives on, fifty years later, among the elite 1st Air Commando Group-a force committed to meeting the challenge of unconventional warfare any time, any place, anywhere.

Related Subjects

  • Germany
  • Europe
  • History
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • United States
  • Military
  • General
  • Aviation & Space

Extended Details

  • SeriesU.S. Army Air Forces in World War II #5

    Artists

    Herbert A. Mason Jr.Author
    SSgt. Randy G. BergeronAuthor