1944 MR Chinese 7 Year Old Soldier 39th Div. Salween River Campaign 8x10 Photo

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MRSC-SC0083
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Item Description
Grading Standard:
Modern Reproduction Real-Photo
Size:
10x8 inches (Paper Size). Actual image is somewhat smaller.
Other Notes:
SC 191207-S - Proving that youth is no barrier to service in the Chinese Army is seven-year-old Pvt. Koo Ho King of the 39th Division, 6th Chinese Army and some of his fellow soldiers, moving up with supplies in the offensive against the Japanese, objective of which is to lift the Japanese blockade of the Burma Road. Many of the best soldiers in the Chinese Armies are youngsters in their difficult mountain terrain in the Salween River Campaign and have packed supplies over grueling narrow mountain passes on this highest battleground of the war with courage and stamina that would do credit to seasoned veterans. China-Burma-India Theater 1944. Credit Signal Corps Photo.
Beautiful photo sent to professional photographic developers to ensure maximum quality. In some instances small parts of the image edge may be missing or the paper may be bent slightly around the edge of the photo in the actual print.
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