"Going Down!" During WWII. A Japanese ship sinks of the coast of China after bombing by American warplanes: "This freighter sank with skip bombing." During WWII.

Original text from image: "From: Public Relations Office Fourteenth Air Force Code 07041420/A Release On Rcpt Cleared Goldberg USFCT -FIRST PICTURES FROM REOCCUPIED LIUCHOW AREA- Death Comes To A Japanese Soldier Fourteenth Air Force Headquarters, In China-- Japanese retreating toward Liuchow did not bother to bury their dead. This horrible picture of a dead Jap soldier show that the Nips...

21 August 1944 During WWII, two Japanese prisoners captured on Sung Shan Hill by the Chinese when the Japanese were blasted out of their strong pill-boxes by 6000 pounds of dynamite set off under them. Wounded and dazed by the blast many prisoners asked to be killed when captured. Chinese insisted on treating them as prisoners of war. Photo by...

Japanese army patients at the Wuchang Hospital after the hostilities had ceased. Photo by Way. In the CBI.

Salvage of damaged B-29 bomber parts in the CBI during WWII, September 15, 1944. "22 AG V-12 RECLAMATION." Image from U. S. Government official sources.

After heavy fighting in the city of Liuchow [Liuzhou], from which the Japanese were driven, civilians return to their damaged city. Liuzhou is the second large city evacuated by the Japanese in the Siang Corridor. Nanning fell on May 27, 1945, at which time the Japanese GEA lifeline over Asia was broken. From US Government sources.

"This Is A View Of Our Salvage Area At Liangshan,China. The Goats In The Picture Were A Problem And Almost Got Ralph O'Connor Court Martialed."

"Ralph O'Connor Taking Dead Aim At His Target While A Chinese Boy Looks On Hoping To Maybe Get Whatever He May Shoot."