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| 3rd September 1939 |
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| Army in Burma (Burma Army
or Burma Army Command) |
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The Maymyo Infantry Brigade
Area |
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Bhamo |
The Bhamo Battalion, Burma
Frontier Force |
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Falam |
The Chin Hills Battalion,
Burma Frontier |
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Lashio |
The Northern Shan States
Battalion, Burma |
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Mandalay |
11th Battalion, The Burma
Rifles |
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13th Field Company, Madras
Sappers and |
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1st Burma Field Company, Burma
Sappers |
forming |
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4th Battalion, The Burma
Rifles |
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The Mandalay Battalion, Burma
Military |
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Maymyo |
2nd Battalion The King's Own
Yorkshire |
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2nd Battalion, The Burma
Rifles |
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2nd Mountain Battery, Indian
Artillery |
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3rd Battalion, The Burma
Rifles |
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The Upper Burma Battalion,
Burma Auxiliary |
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Myitkyina |
The Myitkyina Battalion, Burma
Frontier |
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Pyawbwe |
The Reserve Battalion, Burma
Frontier |
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Taunggyi |
The Southern Shan States
Battalion, Burma |
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The Rangoon Infantry
Brigade Area |
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Mingaladon |
12th (Lower Burma) Battalion,
The Burma |
less detachments |
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1st Battalion The
Gloucestershire Regiment |
battalion and HQ less
detachments |
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1st Battalion, The Burma
Rifles |
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Moulmein |
The Tenasserim Battalion,
Burma Auxiliary |
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Rangoon |
1st Battalion The
Gloucestershire Regiment |
one company |
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1st Rangoon Battalion, Burma
Military Police |
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2nd Rangoon Battalion, Burma
Military |
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The Burma Railways Battalion,
Burma |
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The Rangoon Battalion, Burma
Auxiliary |
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The Rangoon Field Brigade,
Royal Artillery, |
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The Rangoon Training
University Corps, |
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Syriam area |
1st Battalion The
Gloucestershire Regiment |
detachments |
28 January, 2000
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