20 May 1945 0733 hours—378 Miles East of Yangkai, China There is no instance of a country having benefited from prolonged warfare. Sun Tzu—The Art of War (Circa 475 BCE)[1] The art of war was an airborne exhibition thanks to General Chennault’s Fourteenth Air Force. In the land of Sun Tzu, two and, Read More
Seventy-five years ago, August 1944, Merrill’s Marauders captured Myitkyina in northern Burma eight hundred miles from where GI railroaders left them. The Marauders spent seven months in the most unforgiving jungle on earth. Their exploits are legendary. They fought thirty-two engagements including four major battles for which they were neither intended, trained, nor, Read More
