Kakching Aerodrome was a strategic airfield built by the British during World War II in Manipur, which became a focal point of fierce battles between Allied forces and the Japanese-backed Indian National Army (INA) in the 1940s; local legends suggest that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose took one of his final flights from this aerodrome before his mysterious disappearance in 1945, and today the old runway has largely disappeared beneath Assam Rifles camps and paddy fields, surviving only in collective memory.
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Kakching Aerodrome: The Forgotten WWII Airfield of Manipur | Netaji & INA HistoryAdded:
Kakching Aerodrome Built by the British during the Second World War, this airfield became part of the fierce battles fought across Manipur [music] in the 1940s.
As Allied forces and the Japanese backed INA advanced through [music] the region, aircraft once filled these skies with the sound of war.
Local stories still believe that Netaji [music] Subhas Chandra Bose took one of his final flights from this very aerodrome before his mysterious disappearance.
Today, the old runway [music] survives only in memory, slowly fading into Assam Rifles camps and quiet paddy fields.
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