A man carries large packages up a steep mountain path using a shoulder pole in China during WWII.

GIs rest in a nice room, under a large portrait of a Tibetan pilgrimage to a Tibetan Buddhist temple. Probably in Lanzhou or nearby. During WWII.

(Above: A "Flying Tigers" Reunion: Chaplain Mengel is pictured second from the right in this postwar reunion photo.) LT. COLONEL WW 2, CBI THEATRE Chaplain Dwayne Halley Mengel "Flying Tiger," 308th Bomb Group, 14th Air Force Chaplain Dwayne H. Mengel was a native of Gibsonburg, Ohio. He received a Bachelor of Liberal Arts from Ohio Northern University, and Master of...

Among the images collected by the editors of Ex-CBI Roundup (through reader submission), and shared with the Remembering Shared Honor project, were a series of images provided by Dorothy Yuen Leuba (seen in image above, taken during her time in China during the war). Because of her travels over an extended time in China, her photos include a sprinkling of...

Enlisted men of the 14th AF HQ & HQ Squadron or 18th Photo Intelligence Detachment. These images were part of a fairly large subset among the images collected by the editors of Ex-CBI Roundup (usually through reader submission) over many years of publication, and shared with the Remembering Shared Honor project. Unfortunately, the name of the collector/photographer is unknown, but...

An image of a group of American GIs provided by Franklin K. Brough. In the CBI during WWII. 8. Corp. Patsy R Castenir transferred to Signal Depot at Holabird, MD, for active duty in February, 1945.

"My boat #327, an MTL (Motor Tour, Launch) of the 327th Harbor Craft Company. Diesel powered-single screw. Crewed by three men. Landing at Hastings Mill where we sometimes ate and enjoyed a movie at HQ 20th Bomber Command. We usually ate and slept aboard or ate at Budge-Budge, Hastings, Barrackpore, or other exotic ports of call. I think that is...