Major General Claire L. Chennault (left ) and Brig. General Edgar E. Glenn inspect engine repair on a P-51 at an airfield, Kunming, China, 3 November 1944. These are most probably 26th Fighter Squadron P-51C Mustangs. Image by 16th Combat Camera Unit. (Info thanks to TexLonghorn & JBarbaud)

September 27, 1944 During WWII, refugees from Kweilin (Guilin) pack the top of freight cars in the south station, Liuchow, China. Photo by Lt. N. J. Dain

"The Adopted One--This Is A Group Of The 396th Guys Having Their Picture Taken With A Small Chinese Boy That We Adopted As A Mascot. " Caption courtesy of Elmer Bukey.

A sign from Yongrensi temple (内蒙古永仁寺), probably in Inner Mongolia. Unfortunately the temple was destroyed in the late 1960s. Edward Gable served in northern China.

Part of the entrance way to a temple in Yunnan province, China, during WWII.

An American soldier fusses over something near a stream in Yunnan province, China, during WWII.

An American GI poses in a gateway at Yunnanyi, China, during WWII, in 1944.

Two American fighter planes, apparently P-51s, collided on a runway at Yunnanyi, China, during WWII, in 1944.