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air. That meant Enemy sighted... Then at last we saw them, coming down the railroad four abreast... The gunner crouched low over his tommy-gun and tightened down. Then the gun spoke. Down flopped a half-dozen Japs, then another half dozen. The column spewed from their marching formation into the bush. We grabbed up the gun and slid back into the jungle. Sometimes staggering, sometimes running, sometimes dragging, I made it back to camp. I was so sick I didn't care whether the Japs broke through or not; so sick I didn't worry any more about letting
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thirty-two separate occasions, including two conventional defensive battles with enemy forces for which the force had not been intended or equipped. Battling
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investigation and congressional hearings). By the time the town of
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was determined that the only U.S. combat troops available in the theater would not serve under
British command. As the only Allied ground commander without a subordinate contingent of infantry forces from his own army, Stilwell was aware that he would have minimal influence upon Allied ground
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K ration (three meals) per day was deemed adequate by General Stilwell's staff, augmented by occasional drops of dry rice, jam, bread, candy, and C rations. When encountering Chinese troops, many men began to barter their K ration cigarettes for rice and other foods.
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to command them. Several American war correspondents had come to Deogarh to hear about the unit and its training; the reporters sat around trying to think of an appealing nickname for the 5307th that would capture the interest of the American public.
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Merrill's Marauders: The Untold Story of Unit Galahad and the Toughest Special Forces Mission of World War II
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1209:"US Army in World War II: Cavalry and Infantry"
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1059:"自動車の買い替え｜高く売れ、車買取必勝法！下取りで変わる車のランク"
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2498:2nd Ranger Infantry Company
2493:1st Ranger Infantry Company
2483:Korean War Ranger Companies
1966:, NRA Publications (1981),
1715:Hunter, Charles N. (Col.),
1702:Hunter, Charles N. (Col.),
1508:m Diane Publishing (1990),
1145:, NRA Publications (1981),
1086:, NRA Publications (1981),
1015:, NRA Publications (1981),
814:Distinguished Unit Citation
637:, placed under Merrill and
329:cotton OD uniforms, M-1943
313:The men were first sent to
216:, was a United States Army
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2488:Eighth Army Ranger Company
2187:United States Army Rangers
1383:, NRA Press (1981), p. 516
944:United States Army Rangers
226:unit, which fought in the
29:Merrill's Marauders (film)
26:
2559:Special Troops Battalion
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1996:, Pinnacle Books (1980).
1405:George, John (Lt. Col.),
1379:George, John (Lt. Col.),
1328:George, John (Lt. Col.),
1312:George, John (Lt. Col.),
888:China Burma India Theater
866:for its final signature.
780:distinctive unit insignia
276:Solomon Islands campaigns
43:
2455:Provisional Ranger Group
2009:Burma: The Forgotten War
1163:Mortimer, Gavin (2013).
860:Congressional Gold Medal
385:and the U.S. 60 mm
107:Special operations force
51:Shoulder sleeve insignia
2637:Best Ranger Competition
2627:Rangers Standing Orders
2011:, John Murray, (2004).
1606:Lyons, Fred O. (Capt),
1289:(64 (March 1949)): 302.
1213:Military History Online
1141:George, Lt. Col. John,
1082:George, Lt. Col. John,
1029:164th Infantry Regiment
1011:George, Lt. Col. John,
873:Company S-2 within the
460:South East Asia Command
367:Thompson submachine gun
212:, officially named the
2258:Father Le Loutre's War
1732:ABC-CLIO, 16 June 2011
1480:, Grove Press (2001),
1046:37th Infantry Division
693:Army Inspector General
672:
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361:sniper rifle, the .30
296:Bougainville campaigns
238:Formation and training
218:long range penetration
121:Long-range penetration
2465:29th Ranger Battalion
2281:French and Indian War
2263:French and Indian War
2025:(Zenith Press, 2013).
1706:, Naylor Press (1963)
1675:Rangers: Lead the Way
1476:Tuchman, Barbara W.,
1179:Rangers: Lead the Way
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2575:2nd Ranger Battalion
2570:1st Ranger Battalion
2549:75th Ranger Regiment
2445:6th Ranger Battalion
2440:5th Ranger Battalion
2435:4th Ranger Battalion
2430:3rd Ranger Battalion
2425:2nd Ranger Battalion
2420:1st Ranger Battalion
2397:7th Virginia Cavalry
1964:Shots Fired in Anger
1935:, Ballantine (1972).
1728:p.308 Kistler, John
1418:Kearny, Cresson H.,
1407:Shots Fired in Anger
1392:Kearny, Cresson H.,
1381:Shots Fired in Anger
1366:Kearny, Cresson H.,
1330:Shots Fired in Anger
1314:Shots Fired in Anger
1299:Kearny, Cresson H.,
1264:Kearny, Cresson H.,
1251:Kearny, Cresson H.,
1143:Shots Fired in Anger
1128:Ogburn Jr, Charlton
1084:Shots Fired in Anger
1040:Ogburn Jr, Charlton
1013:Shots Fired in Anger
837:75th Ranger Regiment
728:improve this article
647:Kumon Mountain range
398:Charles Orde Wingate
2460:6615th Ranger Force
2450:Merrill's Marauders
2118:"The Dead End Kids"
1994:Merrill's Marauders
1933:Merrill's Marauders
1749:on 23 December 2010
1027:, particularly the
904:Merrill's Marauders
335:Type II field shoes
202:Merrill’s Marauders
155:Merrill's Marauders
2384:American Civil War
2370:Whitcomb's Rangers
2365:Knowlton's Rangers
2230:King William's War
2205:United States Army
1627:Universal Newsreel
1546:on 13 January 2009
1458:on 13 January 2009
1431:Ogburn, Charlton,
1061:. Marionliving.com
991:Universal Newsreel
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2225:King Philip's War
2021:Mortimer, Gavin.
1880:Stars and Stripes
1799:Stars and Stripes
1691:978-1-56311-182-2
1494:978-0-8021-3852-1
1195:978-1-56311-182-2
1153:, 978-0935998429
1117:978-1-84176-414-6
1025:Americal Division
912:Objective, Burma!
852:Japanese-American
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639:Charles N. Hunter
615:amoebic dysentery
304:The Dead End Kids
288:Douglas MacArthur
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