Lt. Col. Wilbur W. Hiehle, Medical Corps, who commanded Mars Task Force medical personnel for a time, in the cockpit of an L-5 over Burma or China, during WWII. Hiehle was a graduate of George Washington University. He entered military service in 1929. 2nd Lt. Hiehle was assigned 306th Cavalry in 1934. Hiehle, then a First Lieut. was assigned to...

A chamber (天王宝殿）in the Huating Temple (华亭寺), not far from Kunming, China. During WWII.

Canal near Kunming during WWII.

An American officer poses in China (probably Kunming), during WWII.

Japanese POWs assemble to work in Burma or SW China, during WWII.

An American officer poses in China (probably Kunming), during WWII.

Nationalist soldiers marching in SW China. During WWII.

GI taking a picture a the entrance to a chamber (天王宝殿）in the Huating Temple (华亭寺), not far from Kunming, China. During WWII.