How Air Supply Turned the Tide in Burma @ImperialWarMuseums
How Air Supply Turned the Tide in Burma  @ImperialWarMuseums
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In Burma, Allied air power became a battlefield game‑changer—keeping Wingate’s Chindits supplied entirely from the sky, coordinating drop zones by radio, and even helping Sgt Arthur Willshaw survive a river crossing with his RAF “Mae West” lifejacket.
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How Air Supply Turned the Tide in Burma

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