Thailand in WWII photos

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by Wisarut » 24 Jun 2009 07:13

Hi Danny,

For the case of Thailand in the WWII, you can take a look at the following places albeit in Thai

RTAF during WWII
http://www.dmbcrtaf.thaigov.net/aircraf ... arAsia.htm
Thai discussion on 60 Year WWII
http://www.reurnthai.com/index.php?topic=400.0

IJA Propaganda Posters - Including Thai language
http://www.seasite.niu.edu/crossroads/a ... a_slbs.htm

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by King Maker » 24 Jun 2009 17:43

I do not own the photos, they belong to the owner of the site. For me it still work:

http://www.geocities.com/thailandwwii/

And thank you Wisarut for explanation.

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by Wisarut » 01 Jul 2009 16:52

That's Type 83 Tank (Type 95 Ha-Go) purchased from Mitsubishi via Mitsui by paying with rice, gum, fiber.

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by Wisarut » 01 Jul 2009 16:53

Thai troops in Kentun and Shan State
http://iseehistory.socita.com/index.php ... 79&Ntype=1
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Type 83 Tank (Ha-go) Heading to Kengtung
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Raising Thai Flag at Kentung 5 June 1942

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Formation of Thai troops to confront with KMT troops

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3 Satang Stamp - Victory Monument Series

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Bombing of Huay Mae Ta Bridge - Northern Line. It has been misunderstood as the bombing of the Bridge at Tha Makham)

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B29 Bombing of Rama 6 Bridge
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B29 Bombing of Siam Cement Factory near Bangsue Junction
Thailand and WWII until the day of Peace Declaration to Nullify the War with Allances - but the Peace Treaty has been signed on 1 Jan 1946
http://iseehistory.socita.com/index.php ... 80&Ntype=1

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by Peter H » 24 Jul 2009 11:00

Some Japanese published photos
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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by Peter H » 02 Mar 2010 08:24

Who is this from 1943?

Luang Kriengsakphichit?
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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by Wisarut » 22 Mar 2010 12:06

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The Photograph of Lt. Gen. Luang Kraingsakphichit when he has become Miniter of Defence from 15 Nov 1943 to 1 August 1944.

Lt. Gen. Luang Kraingsakphichit [Kuan Jintakhun] (20 July 1896 - 29 July 1964) beocme Maj Gen on 8 May 1941, Lt. Gen 17 August 1943 and become Vice Admiral and Vice Air Marshall on 20 November 1943 as the status for beign Minister of Defence.

Lt. Gen. Luang Kraingsakphichit got the first class Sui Ho decoration from Emperor Showa on 15 October 1943.

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by Zaf1 » 24 Mar 2010 12:02

Hi,

Does anyone have information on the Thai forces or the commander that occupied some northern Malaya states which the Japanese gave to Japan until the end of the war?

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by major grubert » 26 Mar 2010 09:23

http://www.generals.dk/general/Phairira ... iland.html

And from another post I made a while back on this forum:
The army's 18th Mixed (there was a battalion of marines) Brigade was the main occupational force; the last military governor of Siamese Malaya was Lt. Gen. Luang Phairirayordet.

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by Zaf1 » 26 Mar 2010 11:08

Hi major grubert. Thanks for the information you've provided. Do you know which units, cavalry etc. was for example stationed in Kelantan at that time?

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by major grubert » 27 Mar 2010 03:31

The 2nd Marine Battalion was stationed in Kelantan. Commanded by Lieutenant Kawi Haocharern, it was composed of four companies and an infantry gun platoon. The battalion departed Sattahip naval base by sea on October 16, 1943. In October 1944 Kawi was replaced by Lieutenant Phon Phrompraphan, a company commander in the 3rd Marine Battalion.

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Re: Thailand in WWII photos

Post by Zaf1 » 27 Mar 2010 07:07

Thank you very much much again major gruber. How many soldiers did the Marine battalion had and what type of weapon they used? Do you have more information on the Marine battalion?

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