Workers in locally made hats and weather protection in China during WWII. These are most likely working on an American air base. Official Gov. Image.

Harland B. Keating in flying gear in posed image from August 6, 1942. (Image courtesy of Temple University Libraries, Special Collections Research Center.) Harland B. Keating, 11th Bomb Squadron, who was killed on December 30, 1943 while on a bombing run on the Yangtze river. We plan to never forget. To read about our search and visit to Harland Keating...

Nose art of the C-47 transport "Miss Mavis" in the CBI during WWII.

Nose art of a Consolidated C-109 (a modification of the B-24 bomber) "White Angel" in the CBI during WWII. Probably serial #44-49059.

Nose art of a Consolidated C-109 (a modification of the B-24 bomber) "White Angel" in the CBI during WWII. The cockpit window is labeled with a large uppercase "BIZZY." Probably serial #44-49059.

Paul Hunt standing of the wing of a damaged transport plane in the CBI.

Everett Lull, Paul Hunt, and James Vaughn relaxing over a few drinks and food in the CBI, most likely on or near an American air base in China, during WWII.

HUANG Xiling and SUN Hong with James Vaughn's cousin Jim Brunson in Bronte, Texas, at a memorial marker, in 2002. This was part of our project visit to learn more of the story of James Vaughn and the impact of his loss. Photo by Patrick Lucas.