"Tony, Mac, Crider, Elles, Kirby, Joe, on dam at falls." A dam and and falls about 8 miles southeast of the Luliang air base area in Yunnan province, China, where the GIs went to swim and relax. During WWII.

A dam and and falls about 8 miles southeast of the Luliang air base area in Yunnan province, China, where the GIs went to swim and relax. During WWII.

A bone yard of wrecked American military aircraft during WWII at Luliang, Yunnan province, China, looking east. In this image are easily recognized C-46 and B-24 air frames.

Three American GIs sitting on a discarded latrine box in front of wrecked American warplanes (including a B-24) in a boneyard at the base. An aircraft tail #349752 is in the background. Note men walking on wing of aircraft in background, undoubtedly engaged in salvage on the wing. In Yunnan, China, during WWII.

B-25 Mitchell in Yunnan, China, during WWII, with a row of bombs laid out on the ground behind, and bomb bay doors open.

C-46 transport plane in China, likely at Luliang. Possibly serial #347341. During WWII.

A L-5 Stinson, tail number #298836, at an American base. C-46s, B-24s, and P-51s is various states of disassembly can be seen in the background. Yunnan province, China, during WWII.