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Crashed B-25 being salvaged by the 12th Air Service Group in the CBI. During WWII.
GIs pose next to artwork of the tail of B-24 "Open For Business" of the 308th Bombardment Group. The name "J. J. Frost" is listed on the gun window.
A large crowd along a river in China during WWII, gathered for some kind of communal activity. On the right is a dragon dance team, and numerous people hold banners and flags.
The B-29 bomber "Jolly Roger" of the 58th Bomb Wing, 468th Bomb Group, in the CBI during WWII (info courtesy of shootski). The nose wheel door says, "Thru these portals pass the worlds fastest..."
A B-29 bomber in China during WWII.
A GI stands in a doorway of a building in China during WWII.
Crew of the C-47 that landed by moonlight on a China road exactly as wide as the undercarriage, and nearly took off the next morning.
Flag raising ceremony at new HQ for Col. Clayton B. Claasen's East China Wing, 14th Air Force. 1st Sgt.Clinton E. Shipley and Master Sergeant Robert A. Landgraf raised the flag.
Pauline Frederick of Western Newspaper Union discusses the war in China with General Pao, while Captain William T. Randolph looks on. In the CBI during WWII.
GIs dig slit trench in China during WWII, as local Chinese man looks on. James F. Porter, in center with pick, is digging because of a penalty for infraction of regulations.