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A crashed B-29 in CBI. Tail #293825.

10CU 5G11 G Helicopter Salvage Secret. B-25J "Cornhusker," serial #43-3951, hard on the ground in China. A GI salvages gauges from the cockpit of the wrecked craft.

Men refueling a B-25 bomber in SW China. During WWII. The aircraft's wheel has been painted with "AJR" for "Air Jungle Rescue."

10CU 567 36 BURMA ROAD (RES). Soldiers at ease in China, waiting for arrival of a convoy over the Burma Road or listening to a commemorative speech about the opening of the road. A movie camera is set to go on the truck to the right.

The P-38G Lightning fighter plane "Golden Eagle" (#42-13437 ) gets another bomb emblem after another mission, while Chinese guard keeps watch. #7871 Piloted by Capt Billie Beardsley. This plane was a member of the 51st Fighter Group 449th Fighter Squadron "Twin Tailed Dragons"(thanks jbarbaud).

A convoy of mud-covered jeeps in southern China.

B-24 combat crew group photo taken in China during WWII. Standing (left to right): Lt. John Roney--Navigator Lt. Howard Young--Bombardier Lt. Bruce Clendenen--Pilot Lt. Robert Reade--Co-pilot S/Sgt. Ed Mast--Engineer S/Sgt. James Hicks--Radio Man Seated: S/Sgt. Allen Guthrie--Radar Man Sgt. Glen Park--Armor Gunner ?Sgt. Dick Zachorras--Nose Gunner ?Sgt. Shipka-- Waist Gunner

An elaborate building in SW China, possibly a temple or bell tower or similar. During WWII.

Philip Eppley was a pilot in the 25th Fighter Squadron, "Our Assam Dragon," stationed in China during WWII. He flew over 100 missions in China during World War II, flying P-40 and P-51 fighter planes. He was discharged from the service early in the war, on Nov. 2, 1943, with a rank of First Lieutenant.

A SACO labeled C-46 in northern China during WWII.