Over 2.5 million Indian troops served in WWII. They fought bravely in deserts of North Africa, facing harsh conditions alongside British forces against Axis powers.
Indian Soldiers In North Africa
Soldiers from Ghana, Nigeria, and Kenya were deployed in Burma campaigns, protecting supply lines and risking their lives in dense jungles.
African Soldiers In Burma
Indian labourers built airfields, roads, and bridges in Europe and Asia. Though unarmed, their work was critical to the Allied victory.
Forgotten Indian Labor Corps
Men from Jamaica, Trinidad and Barbados served in Europe, fighting in infantry and support roles, often without recognition back home.
Caribbean Heroes
Gurkha soldiers fought fiercely in Italy, Burma, and India.
Their legendary bravery and loyalty earned them medals and respect from Allied commanders.
Nepalese Gurkhas
Soldiers from Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Myanmar supported campaigns in Southeast Asia, often facing tropical diseases and extreme battlefield conditions.
Asian Front Stories
Millions of soldiers from India and other underrepresented nations contributed silently. Their courage, sacrifice, and resilience helped shape the outcome of World War II, leaving a legacy often overlooked.