Links
Chindit Special
Forces Burma 1942-44
http://www.chindits.info
Frank Young's site promises
to be the definitive site for Chindit information, it
includes film clips and rare photographs provided by the
Imperial War Museum
Burma
Star Site
http://www.burmastar.org.uk/chindits.htm
This site contains a wealth
of material including many personal memories of former
Chindits, as well as a discussion forum and guestbook
Black
Watch Chindit Website
http://www.chindit.net
S.
Cochrane's site about his father, William Cochrane, a
Chindit with the Black Watch, this site
>contains many interesting
articles about Chindit operations.
14
USAAF 27 Troop Carrier Squadron
http://www.14usaaf27tcs.4mg.com/index2.htm
27 Troop Carrier Squadron
were, along with the First Air Commando were assigned
to "Operation Thursday".Squadron Historian Harry
A. Blair has compiled a fabulous resource about the squadron
and its deployments. It includes many unique photographs.
Commonwealth
War Graves Commission
http://www.cwgc.org
A
Lancashire Chindit
http://www.chindit.org.uk
Sue Robinson`s fine
tribute site to Bill Clift R.A. who took part in both
Operation Loincloth and Operation Thursday.
Reference
Books on the Chindits
The Chindit War.
Shelford
Bidwell, Hodder and Staughton 1979
Story of the 7th Battalion
of The Royal Leicestershire Regiment, 1940 to 1944 James
Wileman, Woodfield
Fighting Tigers: Epic
Actions of The Royal Leicestershire Regiment Mathew
Richardson, Leo Cooper 2002
A Soldier's Story H
S Alton, Emalone Publications 2002
Burma Victory
David Rooney, Arms and Armour press
1992
Wingate and the Chindits
David
Rooney, Arms and Armour Press 1994
March or Die Philip
D. Chinnery, Airlife Publishing 1997
Burma, The Longest War Louis
Allen J.M.Bent and Sons 1984
