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Radio in a control tower at an air base in the CBI during WWII.

Control tower at a US air base in the CBI during WWII.

View of an Allied base from the nose of a P-38 in SW China or Burma, during WWII.

An interested GI talks with lovely gal at a party and dance at the Hostel #10 Officer's Club on January 19, 1945.

The B-29 bomber "Georgia Peach," with six camels painted on to count the number of times having flown over "The Hump." July 23, 1944. Major Seaton. Kharagpur, India, to China. In the CBI. Above in an image collected by the editors of Ex-CBI Roundup (usually through reader submission) over many years of publication, and provided to the Remembering Shared Honor...

Combat crew members are standing before a B-25D Mitchell bomber of 22nd Bomb Squadron, 341st Bomb Group at Kurmitola Airbase. The 22nd Squadron had two insigne while assigned in the CBI during WWII. The first "Bombing Eagles" is seen here. Soon after being transferred to Yangkai, China in January 1944, the Squadron adopte the "Battlin' Bulldog" insigne.

The B-24 bomber "Miss Mandy". In the CBI.

Nose art on the B-25 "BAM'S MAM" in the CBI during WWII.

A P-40 of the 26th Fighter Squadron, with a "China Blitzers" badge on cowling (thanks jbarbaud!), attached to the 51st Fighter Group. In China during WWII. See another view here.

"Japanese prisoner to be executed 7-45. Prome Burma."