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FLYING TIGERS IN HOSPITAL EVACUATION Chinese workers help service a C-64, loading fuel by hand crank, on August 1, 1944, somewhere in the China. The plane tail number is 35301. See related image. From the U.S. Government sources.

How many Americans does it take to change a light bulb? Americans carrying out remodeling work at a base somewhere in China. From the collection of Wozniak, combat photographer for the 491st Bomb Squadron, in the CBI.

A B-29 bomber, tail #26340, under maintenance, with a Chinese soldier standing guard, in the CBI.

The Boeing B-29 "Flying-Stud II" of the 444th Bombardment Group in China during WWII.

It’s a water buffalo, China’s beast of burden, which Ol Melvin Sisk, prominent former Gresham, Tex., Chamber of Commerce manager, is handling with expert care somewhere in China. It’s far from being a Texas longhorn, says Cpl Sisk, who should know, being a former fair and rodeo manager. Cpl. Sisk, son of Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Sisk, 707 College...

A group of Americans and two Chinese prepare to sing off a sheet of paper into a microphone.

An assortment of supplies, including a four-wheeled vehicle, inside a US C-46 transport plane in the CBI during WWII.

Bundles of food and ammunition being loaded aboard a C-47 of the 14th Air Force Transport Unit. They will be kicked out to Chinese troops cut off from ground supply in eastern China.

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.

Group of American officers at a base somewhere in China during WWII. Image from U. S. Government official sources.