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• China-Burma-India theater
  During the Second World War, the '''China-Burma-India Theater of Operations''' (CBI) included the territories of East and South Asia: Chi
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• China-Burma-India theater/Definition
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• China-Burma-India theater (CBI)
  #REDIRECT [[China-Burma-India theater]]
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• China-Burma-India theater/Bibliography
  * Ehrman, James M. "Ways of War and the American Experience in the China-Burma-India Theater, 1942-1945." PhD dissertation Kansas State U. 2006. 446 pp. DAI 2007 67(9): * Webster, Donovan. ''The Burma Road: The Epic Story of the China-Burma-India Theater in World War II.'' (2003) 370 pp.
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• China-Burma-India theater/External Links
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• China-Burma-India theater/Related Articles
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• China-Burma-India theater (CBI)
  #REDIRECT [[China-Burma-India theater]]
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• CBI
  #REDIRECT [[China-Burma-India theater]]
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• Merrill's Marauders/Definition
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• China (disambiguation)
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• Joseph Warren Stilwell/Definition
  American general in World War II; commander of American forces in the China-Burma-India theater.
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• Southeast Asia
  ...ich was in the Southwest Pacific theater, these countries were part of the China-Burma-India theater in the Second World War.
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• Theater of operations (military)
  ...tually came. There was a Mediterranean theater. Against Japan, there was a China-Burma-India theater that made geographic sense, but the personalities of [[Douglas MacArthur]]
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• Burma Road and Ledo Road
  * Webster, Donovan. ''The Burma Road: The Epic Story of the China-Burma-India Theater in World War II'' (2004) 400pp, the best history. [http://www.amazon.com/B
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• Pacific Ocean Areas
  ...-American command]] (ABDA) made a western Pacific command irrelevant. A [[China-Burma-India theater]] was formed, but was principally a British land command with a U.S. subcom
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• Joseph Warren Stilwell/Bibliography
  see also [[China-Burma-India theater (CBI)/Bibliography]]
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• Merrill's Marauders
  ...Army 5307th Provisional Unit, of 3000 men that operated in Burma, in the [[China-Burma-India theater]] (CBI) of World War II in 1944. Although much glamorized in the media, it
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• Claire Chennault/Bibliography
  * see also [[China-Burma-India theater (CBI)/Bibliography]]
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