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(2) 4949x4,etc--AMERICANS IN CHINA-1044
2695x : (BkNo:4187-5--501ft--MEDICAL AID TC
and wounded soldiers back from Burma front for treatment -one sol*ier
dying on the roadside-evar.soldiers helpede-var.methods of transportati
on used de
U.S. Army doctors must carry heavy equipment on their backs thr
dense jungle
1Signal.Corps.footege).
2271x3:(BkNo:4250-12--44Oft--August--FOX(AAF)--AMERICANS IN
RETREAT FROM KENGYANGe-driven off by the advancing Japs-sthe airfield
being methodically destroyed so advancing Japs could not put it to use
after Allies left --(they had laboriously built this field for their
own use and now must destroy it)-nojeeps and personnel ferried to roads
leading back to safetyc=everything raady at Lingling Airfield, too.in a
case of need of evacuation chere,too-bowbs are buried to be dconated
if needed-orefugees and vehicles wait to be ferried across swollen Slang
Rivereohead for city of Kweilin but that,too,had to be
and American Air Forces fight to try to regain the lost ground
5222x2: (BkNo:4288-2--463ft--Oct.
Para(AAF)--EVACUATION OF
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