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By: Panyakit Chaovamu
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Photographer	Panyakit Chaovamu {Karma:4051}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon
Categories	Journalism Historical People	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 16-35 L USM
Uploaded	3/24/2011	Film / Memory Type	CF card
		ISO / Film Speed	320
Views	322	Shutter	1/125
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/11
Critiques	19	Rating	7.00 / 5 Ratings
Location	City - Santikhiri State - CHIENGRAI Country - Thailand
About	The soldiers' war did not end after their own "Long March" from Yunnan to Möng Hsat in Burma's Shan State. The Burmese soon discovered that a foreign army was camped on their soil and launched an offensive against them. The fighting continued for 12 years, and several thousands of the KMT soldiers were eventually evacuated to Taiwan. When China entered the Korean War, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had a desperate need for intelligence on China. The agency turned to the two KMT generals, who agreed to slip some soldiers back into China for intelligence-gathering missions. In return, the agency offered arms to equip the generals to retake China from their bases in the Shan State. The KMT army tried on no less than seven occasions between 1950 and 1952 to invade Yunnan, but was repeatedly driven back into the Shan State. The ending of the Korean War in 1953 was not the end of the KMT's fight against the communist Chinese and Burmese armies, which continued on for many years, supported by Washington and Taiwan and subsequently funded by the KMT's involvement in the Golden Triangle's drug trade.

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Panyakit Chaovamu {K:4051} 3/28/2011

Thank for you comment, Turi.

Panyakit Chaovamu {K:4051} 3/28/2011

Thank for you comment Nanda.

Panyakit Chaovamu {K:4051} 3/28/2011

Thank for you comnent, Srna.

Panyakit Chaovamu {K:4051} 3/28/2011

Thank for you comment and concern, Ania.

Turi cg

{K:27715} 3/27/2011

Wonderfull!!!

Nanda Baba das {K:78053} 3/27/2011

Great work dear Panyakit.
Best regards,
Nanda

Srna Stankovic

{K:172232} 3/27/2011

Thanks for sharing with us through your excellent photos this dramatic history Panyakit !

Hope you are fine !!!

All my best wishes,

Srna

Ania Zielińska-Hoşaf

{K:61374} 3/25/2011

Excellent image, illustrating that dramatic history,.. Thanks for sharing.
And I hope everything is fine, and that earthquake didn't affect much......

My best wishes,
Ania