Wares laid out by a roadside hardware vendor in China during WWII.

At an American air base in SW China during WWII, dated May 18, 1944. The hand-written notation says "Kunming", but the karst mountains in the background are the type found in Guangxi province, near Liuzhou or Guilin, and definitely no where near Kunming.

GIs are presented with gifts in China during WWII. Probably at Liuzhou.

A set of buildings and covered walkway at an American base in China during WWII.

A damaged building in China, presumably bomb damage. During WWII.

American GIs loiter outside an official looking building in China during WWII.

Performer on troop ship USS Brazil of the skit "Calling Mr. Galloway." Lou Gandler (bottom image), as well as Jules Kaufman & Johnny Klock of the 16th CCU in the group. GIs on the way back home in the US after the war. Not only did the audience include dozens of African-American GIs mixed in, before the stage, but one...

"On troop ship USS Brazil. Skit 'Calling Mr. Galloway.' Jules Kaufman & Johnny Klock of the 16th CCU in the middle of the group." GIs on the way back home in the US after the war. The viewers include dozens of African-American GIs mixed in, before the stage. See related image here.