BURMA FRONT
JAPANESE OFFENSIVE. NEW DELHI, April 5. The Japanese are definitely on the move in Burma, said Colone] Sanders, Commander of the Tenth United States Air Force Fighter Group. He added: They realise they must move in to forestall us. This was probably the reason for the recent spurt in Japanese air activity on tne border. We will maintain our pressure, monsoon or no monsoon. An India communique reports successful R.A.F. .attacks yesterday on Japanese positions and airfields in Burma. Offensive fighter patrols sank four out of eight sampans attacked off the Arakan coast. Several enemy aircraft were aestroyed in combats during the course of the- day. One of ours is missing.
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Grey River Argus, 7 April 1943, Page 1
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