A shark-mouth B-24, the mouth having a unique curl at the back, in a revetment in SW China, likely Sichuan, during WWII. This is a later model B-24 as indicated by the nose turret with two .50 cal machine guns. Courtesy of https://collections.lib.uwm.edu/digital/collection/agsphoto/id/7807.

GIs inspect crashed B-24 in a grainfield in China during WWII, between 1943-1945. Courtesy of https://collections.lib.uwm.edu/digital/collection/agsphoto/id/7583.

GIs inspect crashed B-24 in a grainfield in China during WWII, between 1943-1945. Courtesy of https://collections.lib.uwm.edu/digital/collection/agsphoto/id/7583.

GIs inspect crashed and pancaked B-24 in a grainfield in China during WWII, between 1943-1945. Courtesy of https://collections.lib.uwm.edu/digital/collection/agsphoto/id/7811.

Sichuan (China), B-24 'Doodlebug' being prepared for a mission: "Set in the safety of a reverted hardstand, this B-24 heavy bomber was being readied for a mission. The lady riding a bomb was the trademark of this aircraft named 'Doodlebug' by its crew members. The row of bombs indicate missions carried out. The small Japanese flags represent enemy aircraft shot...

The bridge at Luliang with high water after the rain. During WWI, 1944. "Luliang (China), vendors on a stone bridge spanning the high water of Nanpan river: A river near Luliang, where in the spring of the year, it became quite high. The arch of this stone constructed bridge forms an almost perfect semi-circle reflection of the river water. [Vendors]...

Nationalist soldiers (plus possibly one GI) lounge on the bridge at Luliang. During WWII.

Man shouldering vegetables across the bridge at Luliang, and man with kids carrying scraps of wood.