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An American flyer in China poses with an award pinned to his chest. During WWII.

Left to right: 1st lt. Lloyd Wiler, sound man who worked at RKO Pictures before the war. Capt. Wilfred Cline, CO of the 16th Combat Camera Unit. He was a first cameraman in the studios who specialized in Technicolor films. He made numerous Fitzgerald Travel logs. S/sgt Anthony DeLuceney at camera. The camera is a modified Bell & Howell 35mm...

Before and during the bombing of a railroad bridge in China. Notice, in the before picture, the bomb craters to the left and to the right of the bridge. This was not the first time this bridge had been bombed. Veterans of the 491st, 22nd and 11th Bm Squadrons have told us that most often two or three months after...

Hard-working Chinese nurses at rest at a base in the CBI.

American servicemen with Chinese children in the CBI.

The countryside of China from the air in the CBI.

Aerial view of the Chinese countryside from the air in the CBI during WWII.

Aerial view of the Chinese countryside from the air in the CBI during WWII.

The B-24 "The Frendlin" in China during WWII.

Fourteenth Air Force Transport Section radio operators outside their palatial Static Plaza, or in plain words, radio shack. Talking over things are Sgt Robert W. Riley, Steubenville, Ohio (left) and Sgt William Hellmund, Maplewood, N. J.. Looking puzzled at the innards of what makes music and messages is Sgt Philip C. Hagemann. From US Government sources.