Mk III Tin Helmets in Burma?

Does anyone happen to have any photographic evidence (or otherwise) of the Mk III "Turtleback" tin helmet being worn by British troops in the closing stages of the war in the CIB theatre?

I know theoretically there's no reason fresh drafts sent straight from the UK right at the end of the war couldn't have had the new helmet, but somehow it just doesn't seem right. I thought I saw footage of a Bren gunner wearing said helmet in the Burma episode of The World At War, but it was too close in and brief to be sure.

Anyone got a definitive answer either way?

Many thanks in advance!

I've never seen one worn in Burma in 45. 

I've been going through a lot of infantry pics lately while doing research for the Burma book and it's not something I've seen. Everyone seems to have MKIIs with a variety of scrim covers, the bush hat orb the occasional 'soft cap'. 

Will have another look later in a book I have on British jungle equipment and see what it says.

Ideal, thanks a lot.

Osprey's British Army in SE Asia book explicitly states that no MKIIIs made it out there. Try the IWM's online gallery. Everything there is MkII.

I dont KNOW but am guessing the new drafts would be issued helmets when they got there? Hence old stocks only?