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16 Air Assault Brigade Combat Team on Twitter: "44th (Indian) Airborne Division played a vital role in the brutal fighting of the Second World War's Burma campaign. As we prepare to mark #
16 Air Assault Brigade Combat Team on Twitter: "After the battle - in heavy rain, a composite battalion of 44th (Indian) Airborne Division parachuted in to capture an artillery position at Elephant
British Parachute Battalion 44th Indian Airborne Division S Coy group photo | #1783262001
44th INDIAN AIRBORNE DIVISION WW2 Printed Formation Sign Badge – Uncut Pair — Lot No. 4961/SF6A – MILITARY FORMATION SIGNS & SHOULDER TITLES
British Soldier - 44th (Indian) Airborne Division 1945 - 1… | Flickr
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British Empire & Commonwealth Forces in the Far East-SE Asia 1937-1946 - 1. Lance Naik (L/Nk) 9th Gurkhas 1941-42 2. Rifleman (Rfn) Gurkhas 1945 3. Subedar, Gurkha Parachute Battalion, 44th Indian Airborne Division 1945 | Facebook
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Oriental Mills on Twitter: "First Indian airborne formation was 50th Parachute Brigade raised on 29Oct1941 & was expanded to form 44th Indian Airborne Division in 1944 First airborne action was towards the
