A Texan in the C.B.I.
China - Burma - India Theater of War
By 1st Lieutenant Monroe S. Withers
It was during the darkest days of World War II and it seemed the whole world was caught up in the bitter, worldwide conflict. While the wars in Europe and in the Pacific were getting all the headlines, there was a dirty, bitter, "Forgotten War" going on in the China - Burma - India theater.
In this book 1st Lt. Monroe Withers tries to bring to you some of the triumphs and the tragedies, joys and sorrows of the desperate battle to drive the Japanese invaders from Burma and China.
It tells of his many flights behind enemy lines in an unarmed transport plane to carry desperately needed supplies to "Merrill's Marauders" in the jungles of Burma. It tells of his many missions over the "Hump" into China while flying through ice storms and the treacherous monsoon weather, to deliver gas, bombs, and supplies to General Chenault's "Flying Tigers," and finally it tells of his return home to a tender reunion with the girl who had promised to wait for him.
Softcover. 60 Pages.