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GIs play music and socialize with hill people in SW China during WWII.

A market in India (or Burma) on a hot day during WWII.

GIs ride camels in Cairo while on their way back to US from China after the end of the war.

A GI under the shade 0f a big banyan tree, May 9, 1943, in the CBI. Photo from Walt De Blair.

Gas straining station after Japanese air raid. Karst hills in the background hit that this is likely a US base in Guangxi province, China, either at Liuzhou or Guilin. See alternative image here.

Chinese troops on the move in a wrecked area of Burma, during WWII. Photo by C. W. Leipnitz.

Easter V-Mail from J. H. Reynolds in the CBI, March 24, 1944.

GIs visiting US military graves at Kunming. In the background are markers for the deceased, including for one of 2nd Lt. George R. Barnes, #0-79770, 74th Fighter Squadron, deceased July 24, 1943 at Lingling, Hunan province. Photo from Warren C. Smith. George R. Barnes, entered the Service From: Pennsylvania, Cumberland County. "KIA"

A GI walks on a Kunming street with slogans about Chiang Kai-shek in the background, and an image of British politician Clement Richard Attlee.

Easter 1944 V-MAIL sent from a father, T/Sgt. J. H. Reynolds, in the CBI to his daughter nick named "Gail-a-peg" in the US, during WWII.