BATTLING THROUGH MUD AND MONSOON AT NYAUNGKASHE

This film is held by the Imperial War Museum (ID: JIN 68).

Synopsis

Two weeks after the recapture of Rangoon by British forces, monsoon weather hampers the movement of tanks and vehicles in the vicinity of Nyaungkashe, 35 miles north east of Pegu, Burma, and infantry of 5th Indian Division cut off Japanese stragglers.

Notes

Film not viewed; catalogued from dopesheet.

Titles

BATTLING THROUGH MUD AND MONSOON AT NYAUNGKASHE (Allocated)

Series Title:: INDIAN ARMY OPERATIONS IN SOUTH EAST ASIA DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR

Technical Data

Year:: 1945
Running Time:: 7 minutes
Film Gauge (Format):: 35mm
Colour:: B&W
Sound:: Silent
Footage:: 564 ft

Production Credits

Production Countries:: India

Sponsor: Public Relations Directorate, India

cameraman: Abbas, S V (Lieutenant)
Production company: Indian Public Relations Film Unit

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