OSS Detachment 101: The Spy Unit That Armed the Kachin

Its first missions in Burma were near-total disasters. Then the OSS handed the jungle to the people who knew it best, and the results changed how America fights secret wars. The China-Burma-India Theatre of World War II is commonly referred to as the CBI Theatre. It doesn’t receive nearly as…

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Nick Ravenshade
Nick Ravenshade

Nick Ravenshade, LL.B. is the founder and author of WarCommons. He researches and writes independently on the Second World War, drawing on historical scholarship, memoirs, declassified records and archival sources. His legal training shapes a rigorous, evidence-based approach to WWII history, analysis and argument.

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