Jalan Raya Ledo

Jalan Raya Ledo (dari Ledo, Assam, India ke Kunming, Yunnan, Tiongkok) adalah koneksi darat antara India dan Tiongkok, dibangun selama Perang Dunia II yang memungkinkan Sekutu Barat untuk mengirim pasokan ke Tiongkok, untuk membantu upaya perang melawan Jepang — karena sebuah alternatif untuk Jalan Raya Burma menjadi wajib, yang pernah diputuskan oleh Jepang pada tahun 1942. It was renamed the Stilwell Road, after General Joseph Stilwell of the U.S. Army, in early 1945 at the suggestion of Chiang Kai-shek. It passes through the Burmese towns of Shingbwiyang, Myitkyina and Bhamo in Kachin state.^[3]

Ada sebuah papan penunjuk di awal Jalan Raya Ledo yang mencantumkan jarak dalam mil (GI Amerika berfoto di papan penunjuk sekitar 1945):^[1]^[2]

Ledo Assam 0

Shingbwiyang 103

Warazup 189

Myitkyina 268

Bhamo 372

Wanting 507

Lungling 560

Paoshan 652

Yungping 755

Yunnanyi 876

Tsuyung 959

Kunming 1079

Urat nadi kehidupan ke Tiongkok dibuka kembali

Seorang prajurit Angkatan Darat AS dan seorang prajurit Tiongkok menempatkan bendera sekutu mereka di depan jip mereka sesaat sebelum konvoi truk pertama dalam hampir tiga tahun melintasi perbatasan China dalam perjalanan dari Ledo, India, ke Kunming, Tiongkok, melewati jalan Stilwell pada tahun 1945

""Truk tentara buatan Amerika berkelok-kelok di sepanjang sisi gunung di atas jalan pasokan Ledo sekarang terbuka dari India ke Burma ... "

Lihat juga

Jalur kereta api India Timur Laut selama Perang Dunia II. Sekutu memiliki masalah memasok depot di Ledo dengan semua dukungan logistik yang dibutuhkan oleh Front Utara dan Tentara Nasional Tiongkok.
Palagan Asia Tenggara dalam Perang Dunia II
Lintasan Pangsau
Komando Asia Tenggara
Changlang
The Stilwell Road (film)
Kampanye Burma

Catatan

^ Staff. The Stilwell Road Diarsipkan 13 October 2008 di Wayback Machine., District Administration, Tinsukia (Assam) Diarsipkan 12 February 2007 di Wayback Machine., Cites Sri Surendra Baruah, Margherita, Retrieved 2008-10-01
^ Weidenburner. Ledo Road Signs Diarsipkan 19 May 2007 di Wayback Machine.
^ Bhaumik, Subir (11 August 2009). "India not to reopen key WWII road". BBC News. Diakses tanggal 2010-05-07.

Referensi

Baruah, Sri Surendra. The Stilwell Road a historical review on the website of Tinsukia District in India.
Hindah, Radhe. (NIC Changlang District Unit), A profile of Changlang District: Stilwell Road, the website of the Changlang District in India. (a mirror) A History of the road and the proposed reopening as International Highway.
Moser, Don (1978). China, Burma, India Time-Life Books
Slim, William Defeat into Victory, ISBN 1-56849-077-1. Chapter XII: The Northern Front
Staff. US Mil In China-Burma-India on the website of the National Museum of the United States Air Force
Weidenburner, Carl Warren. Ledo Road Signs
Xu, Guangqiu. War Wings: The United States and Chinese Military Aviation, 1929-1949, Greenwood Publishing Group (2001), ISBN 0-313-32004-7, ISBN 978-0-313-32004-0

Bacaan lebih lanjut

Allen, Louis. Burma: The Longest War 1941-1945, Cassell; New edition (2000) ISBN 1-84212-260-6.
Choudhuri, Atonu. Monumental neglect of war graves - Discovered in 1997, Jairampur cemetery gets entangled in red tape, Calcutta Telegraph, 29 January 2008
Cochrane, S. Stilwell's Road www.chindit.net (1999–2003)
Edis, Eric (2008). The Impossible Takes a Little Longer, Lightning Source UK Ltd (2008), ISBN 978-1-4092-0301-8.
Gardener, S. Neal, A facsimile of the Ex-CBI Roundup July 1954 Issue, pg 20. Also additional photos of unit patches website CBI GardenerWorld
Jenkins, Mark The Ghost Road Outside Magazine October 2003
Khaund, Surajit. Kalam urged to reopen Stillwell Road to Reach Burma (archived from original) Mizzima News (www.mizzima.com) 28 March 2005. "Guwahati: Pursuing to reach the Burma market in the wake of improved bilateral relation, Indian Minister of state for external Affairs Bijay Krishna Handique has submitted a memorandum to President APJ Abdul Kalam for reopening of the famous Stilwell Road which connects India, Burma and China" (backup site)
The Ledo Road; "Pick's Pike" follows Stilwell's advance in Burma Adapted for the internet from Life Magazine 14 August 1944 issue. (One of many facsimiles of original documents about the CBI on the CBI website by Carl W. Weidenburner)
A war-time engineering miracle (backup) in The Myanmar Times Vol. 5, No. 99, 21–27 January 2002
McRae, Jr., Bennie J. 858th Engineer Aviation Battalion LWF PUBLICATIONS
Latimer Jon, Burma: The Forgotten War, John Murray, (2004). ISBN 0-7195-6576-6. Chapter 13: 'Stilwell in the North'
Reagan, Ronald (narraor). Stilwell Road (1945) A 51-minute documentary that, describes why and how the Ledo Road was built.
Seay, Geraldine. "African Americans and the Ledo Stilwell Road."
Slessor, Tim (1957) . First Overland, Signal Books Ltd (2005), ISBN 1-904955-14-2.
Tun, Khaing Recent photos of Ledo Road website of CBI Expeditions
Webster, Donovan. "The Burma Road: The Epic Story of the China-Burma-India Theater in World War" by ; Farrar, Straus and Giroux (US), Hardback (2003), ISBN 0-374-11740-3 also Pan (UK), Paperback (2005), ISBN 0-330-42703-2
Weidenburner, Carl Warren. The Ledo Road
Weidenburner, Carl Warren. Mile posts and time line
Los Angeles Times: Burma's Stilwell Road: A backbreaking World War II project is revived.

Pranala luar

Legacy Of The Stilwell Road A Road Trip On The Stilwell Road
The Ledo Road. General Joseph W. Stilwell's Highway to China.

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[1] Staff. The Stilwell Road Diarsipkan 13 October 2008 di Wayback Machine., District Administration, Tinsukia (Assam) Diarsipkan 12 February 2007 di Wayback Machine., Cites Sri Surendra Baruah, Margherita, Retrieved 2008-10-01

[2] Weidenburner. Ledo Road Signs Diarsipkan 19 May 2007 di Wayback Machine.

[3] Bhaumik, Subir (11 August 2009). "India not to reopen key WWII road". BBC News. Diakses tanggal 2010-05-07.

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