"This volume takes an in-depth look at the situation the Allies faced in China, India and Burma exploring the realities of the politic-laden campaign waged in this 'forgotten theatre' during World War II. The main body of the work consists of the personal accounts of six individuals who served as part of the re-supply effort" -- Provided by publisher.

"Feeding the Tiger": Background to the War in China-Burma-India, 1941-1945 --"Many Mountain Roads": Platoon Sergeant Robert Boehm, U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps -- Captain Edward M. Goodman, USAAF: "Flying the Aluminum Trail" -- Captain David C. Hall, U.S. Army Air Forces, and the 4th Combat Cargo Command -- "A Most Impressive Engineering Achievement in War": Corporal Alexander McVean's War Along the Burma Road, 1944-1945 -- "A Chemical Company to the Front": Technical Sergeant Kenneth R. Quigley, 1943-1945 -- "Keep 'em Flying": Corporal Anthony R. Silva, U.S. Army Air Forces, In-Flight & Ground Maintenance Support in China-Burma-India, 1944-1945 -- "Road Builders and Jungle Warriors": African-American Soldiers and the War in China-Burma-India and the Southwest Pacific Area of Operations, 1941-1945 -- "The Forgotten Theater of World War II": Reflections of Service in China-Burma-India, 1941-1945 -- Appendix 1. Table of Organization of the 516th Quartermaster Truck Regiment, Tehran, Iran, 1942-1944 -- Appendix 2. Observations of Ground Search Party Investigating Wrecks of C-47s #812 and #767