Images from January 14, 2008 visit to a WWII US crash site at Bamo township, in Tian\'e county, Guangxi province. Patrick LUCAS interviewing elders in the village. Mr. MA, 95 years old, in this picture, was taking part in a family wedding on the day we visited, but was gracious to talk with us anyway.

Images from January 14, 2008 visit to a WWII US crash site at Bamo township, in Tian'e county, Guangxi province. Mr. YANG, 93 years old, who was finally able to give us a clear memory of the approximate date of the crash. He had left the village many years before, but villagers suggested that he might have more specific memories...

Excited civilians applaud and surround American GIs who have just returned to Liuzhou on the heels of the retreating Japanese upon the failure of the Ichigo Campaign. See this image with different caption here.

A river crossing, probably near Liuzhou (Liuchow) city, Guangxi province, China, during WWII. Note the horse or mule riding the small boat.

A bustling street at Liuzhou to the south of the river, near the American air base in WWII.

During WWII in China, an American GI operates a portable radio from the back of a vehicle in near Guilin, Guangxi province. See alternate image here.

Liuzhou city riverside during WWII.

Sun Yat-sen memorial stele at Liuzhou, Guangxi province, China, during WWII.