Stillwell Road: The Historic Highway to India

Stillwell road is a highway between the peoples of the East India with the Burma Road, which stretches from Myanmar to China. Highways in India is 1736 km. The original name of the road is the way to Lido. It was early in the Stilwell Road in 1945 at the suggestion of Chiang Kai-shek (the name of General Vinegar Joe Stillwell U.S. Army).
Stilwell Road was built during World War II by U.S. engineers o. The military uses, as military strategist on the road. The Western allies to use the highway as an alternative to supply the Chinese as a highway, and cut off from Burma by the Japanese in 1942.
 Died 1100 Americans during construction, and many of the local population.