[Photo] An US-trained Chinese soldier who had trained in India (left) speaking to a soldier of the Chinese Expeditionary Force who had marched from southern China, Muse, Burma, 1944-1945

An US-trained Chinese soldier who had trained in India (left) speaking to a soldier of the Chinese Expeditionary Force who had marched from southern China, Muse, Burma, 1944-1945

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Caption		An US-trained Chinese soldier who had trained in India (left) speaking to a soldier of the Chinese Expeditionary Force who had marched from southern China, Muse, Burma, 1944-1945 ww2dbase
WW2-Era Location Name		Muse, Shan, Burma
Date		1945
Photographer		Unknown

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Source		ww2dbaseUnited States Army Center for Military History via ibiblio.org
Link to Source		Link

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Added By		C. Peter Chen
Photo Size		500 x 404 pixels

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