164th Signal Photographic Company

Speech by American officers for Chinese troops during WWII. Photo by 164th Signal Photographic Company.

T/Sgt. Syd Greenberg. 164th Signal Photographic Company photographers. L-5 pilot P. Loris. Near Tengchong (Tengchung), China. During 2nd Salween River campaign, 1944. Cpl. Arthur Hedge

American Army petroleum engineers bend a fuel pipe with a hydraulic jack going through a farming field in SW China while local people look on. During WWII. Photo by 164th Signal Photographic Company, provided by "Hibbert."

Combat Photographer T/Sgt. Syd Greenberg, 164th Signal Photographic Company, with his Mitchell mobile camera along the Burma Road in 1944. In the CBI in 1944. Photo by Sgt. Ackerman.

Mess line at Camp Kanchrapara, India. Here are personnel of the 164th Signal Photographic Company. Photo by Syd Greenberg.

"Ten mule teams keep the caissons rolling along on this Burma Road as they draw this heavy Chinese howitzer to the battlefront at Lungling, Yunnan, China." During WWII. September 9, 1944. Photo from Sydney L. Greenberg, 164th Signal Photographic Company.

During WWII, this aerial view of Kunming, China, shows the wall and West Gate. The street running through center of picture is Sui Ching Road. 6/21/1945 Signal Corps Photo. Louis Waczkowski

Troops of the 200th Div., Chinese 5th Army, wait at the loading point of the Yunnanyi airbase, China, in preparation for the air trip in C-47's to Paoshan (Baoshan). 9/15/44 Signal Corps Photo #CBI-44-50292 (Tec 4 George Clayton), from 164 Sign Photo Co.

An American fuel train at Liuzhou after bombing by Japanese bombers of September 27, 1944 during 45 minute air raid.