B-25 Mitchell

Refueling aircraft, B-25 on the right and B-24 on the left, at Liuzhou or Guilin, in Guangxi.

A B-25 on the ground at an American air base in Guangxi province, China, during WWII, with six B-25s flying in formation overhead.

An American aircrew member observes the masking for three new mission symbols on the side of a B-25C at an airbase China. The "Mr. Jiggs" insigne of the 11th Bomb Squadron is visible, as well the previous sixty-three mission symbols. (Info courtesy Tony Strotman)

Men carrying gourds in Guilin, near the American air base, with karst mountains and B-25 bombers in the background. During WWII.

Chennault and Chinese officers pose and chat next to a B-25 Mitchell bomber in China during WWII.

B-25 Mitchell bombers and P-38s in flight in the CBI, in the area of southern China, Indochina, or Burma.

Aircraft #43-4628, an 11th Bomb Squadron B-25H, is parked somewhere on Luichow Airfield.

Turning the engine on a B-25 at either Liuzhou or Guilin.

The day Old '59 left for home. Yangkai, March (?) 1944. Lloyd Kershaw, Eugene Montgomery, Peterson.

The crew of "Old 59", and well-wisher Barbara Vatter (American Red Cross Nurse at Yangkai) pose for a photo as the crew, after many, many combat missions, prepares to return to the USA. Once back in America they were scheduled to participate in a war bond tour. Frank Bates had noted, "That's Bill Murphy holding the bull." The crew stands...