as water tank in Kachin state, and the gravel road between Myitkyina and Tanai was very wide and well used but unpaved. In China, he found WW2 trenches in Songshan in Yunnan province which was a site of fierce battles between Japanese defenders and Chinese attackers in June 1944, and a brass relief honoring Chinese and American soldiers in Tengchong in Yunnan. A post went viral in Philippines in 2019 which showed the current picture of 24-zigzag hairpin turns of Stilwell road on a mountain slope in Qinglong County in Guizhou province of China. It turned out to be a photo taken by Findlay Kember on his earlier trip. In 2015, it was not possible to cross the border on the Ledo Road due to visa restrictions. In 2015, the section from Namyun to Pangsau Pass in Burma was a "heavily rutted muddy track" through the jungle according to a BBC correspondent. In 2016, China called for restoration of Stilwell road. See also Northeast Indian Railways during World War II. The Allies had problems supplying the depots at Ledo with all the logistical support needed by the Northern Front and the Chinese National Army. South-East Asian Theatre of World War II Pangsau Pass South East Asia Command The Stilwell Road featuring Ronald Reagan Burma campaign Notes References 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, . 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), , Further reading Allen, Louis. Burma: The Longest War 1941-1945, Cassell; New edition (2000) . Choudhuri, Atonu. Monumental neglect of war graves – Discovered in 1997, Jairampur cemetery gets entangled in red tape, The Telegraph (Calcutta), 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), . Gardener, S. Neal, A facsimile of the Ex-CBI Roundup July 1954 Issue,