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The “Remembering Shared Honor” (RSH) project sets out to collect and preserve oral histories related to Chinese and American cooperation during the Second World War in the China-Burma-India(CBI) theater of war.
This historical archive has a total of 7,078 entries.
GIs look over devastating crash site of an American aircraft--the bent .50 cal machine gun in one image indicates it is American, and the gun mounting is like that of the nose gun of some B-25 Mitchells. In this image set, the intensity by which people are searching the crash site, and the solemn nature of it all, makes one...
GIs look over devastating crash site of an American aircraft--the bent .50 cal machine gun in one image indicates it is American, and the gun mounting is like that of the nose gun of some B-25 Mitchells. In this image set, the intensity by which people are searching the crash site, and the solemn nature of it all, makes one...
GIs look over devastating crash site of an American aircraft--the bent .50 cal machine gun in one image indicates it is American, and the gun mounting is like that of the nose gun of some B-25 Mitchells. In this image set, the intensity by which people are searching the crash site, and the solemn nature of it all, makes one...
American servicemen in the CBI, posing together (with their dog "Clarance") in their barracks at an base, possibly Yangkai. Back (left to right): John Johnson, Francis E. Strotman, Joseph Siana; Front: Jacob L. Rosencrantz, unknown.
