The photographer and collector (name unknown) of this collection, with some large bombs and a dog, most likely around the Luliang air base area. A tent camp is in the far background.

Market At Luliang, China, not far from American base, during WWII. Note the Nationalist propaganda on the facing wall.

A scene inside the American barracks at the Luliang, Yunnan province, air base.

GI walking through market street at village near the American air base in WWII in Luliang, Yunnan province, China.

A crash at the American air base in WWII in Luliang, Yunnan province, China, showing the broken aircraft propeller and the gouge across the grass where the aircraft slid.

Crashed American B-24 in the boneyard at the American airbase at Luliang--many of these were used as salvage for spare and repair parts for planes that were still flying. This was B-24L- 1-CO, #44-41442, 'Red Ass,' assigned to the 373rd Bomb Squadron of the 308th Bm Grp when it was transferred to Fourteenth AF Air Service Group on 8 Apr...

A B-25 with Nationalist markings, tail number #B31205, with bombs laid out ready for loading, at the American air base at Luliang in WWII in Yunnan province, China.

"The Mustang Corral" club at the American air base at Luliang in WWII in Yunnan province, China.