A partially salvaged B-25 bomber in China, during WWII.

B-25J Mitchell bomber with 491st Bomb Squadron number 448, flies in formation to or from a target somewhere in southern China during WWII.

Sometime in 1943, a formation of early model B-25D Mitchell bombers of 491st Bomb Squadron are flying over the Chin Hills which separate far eastern India and northern Burma, including tail numbers #264650 (42-64650) and #129900 (41-29900). Initially in WWII, U.S. Army Army Force aircraft had the USAAF serial number painted on the side of the vertical stabilizer(s). The format...

A B-25J, #438 of 491st Bomb Squadron takes off from Yang Chiseh Airfield, Yankai, Yunnan Province.

A B-25 Mitchell bomber races by close to the ground, at Yangkai (Yangjie) air strip in Yunnan province, China.

A B-25D of the Ringer Squadron in the CBI. Identified as a B-25D-15 (built in Kansas City, Missouri), serial #41-30367, taken in summer 1943 at Kurmitola Airbase (Kurmitola, West Bengal, India), the 491st Bomb Squadron's station then.

A P-40, tail #264, down on its belly in Guilin, likely a 26th Fighter Squadron "China Blitzers" P-40K. Emblem painted on cowling prior to the application of a sharkmouth. (Thanks for additional info from jbarbaud.) From the collection of Hal Geer.

An image from the Roubinek Collection, showing a wrecked and broken-backed B-24 bomber in a boneyard near the base. in Yunnan province, China, most likely around the Luliang air base area.