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Indian troops of the 17th Division in Payagyi

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Indian troops of the 17th Division in Payagyi

Photograph: Indian troops of the 17th Division in Payagyi during the last few miles of the advance on Rangoon, April 1945. One of five official photographs associated with Burma, April to June 1945. Associated with World War Two, Far East (1941-1945). The 17th Division had the distinction of serving almost continually in Burma during the three year long campaign. This included practically every major action of the campaign from the retreat to Imphal, crossing of the Irrawaddy and the advance down the Chindwin towards Rangoon and final victory. Date: 1945

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1945 Advance Associated Burma Division Miles Official Photograph Rangoon


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This evocative photograph captures the determination and resilience of the Indian troops of the 17th Division during the final stages of the advance on Rangoon, Burma, in April 1945. The 17th Division, which had the unique distinction of serving almost continually in Burma throughout the three-year-long campaign, is depicted here in Payagyi, the last few miles before reaching their ultimate goal. The soldiers' weary yet focused expressions reflect the arduous journey they had undertaken, which included the retreat to Imphal, the crossing of the Irrawaddy, and the advance down the Chindwin river. This official photograph, taken during the last months of World War Two in the Far East, is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by the Indian troops in securing victory against the Japanese occupation of Burma. The 17th Division's unwavering commitment and bravery are encapsulated in this powerful image, a testament to their indomitable spirit and the ultimate triumph of the Allied forces.

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