By the end of 1944, the Air Transport Command was carrying into China a tonnage of supplies three times as great as that delivered a year ago, and much more, each month, than the Burma Road ever delivered at its peak.
Roosevelt provides statistics on the significant increase in supplies delivered to China by the Air Transport Command by the end of 1944.
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