What was the cause of the high casualty rate among the Chindits?
Disease
Enemy action
Lack of training
Lack of equipment
Answer
The Chindits were a special force that operated behind Japanese lines during World War II. They were known for their daring raids and their high casualty rate. The main cause of the high casualty rate was disease. The Chindits were often operating in remote areas where they were exposed to a variety of diseases, including malaria, dysentery, and cholera.
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