medical

A pass for Douglas J. Runk to be absent from the 27th Field Hospital (where he had been recuperating from illness) to visit the city of Kweiyang (Guiyang), China. During WWII.

Air Force dispensary at Guilin (Kweilin), China. This building, constructed of mud and bamboo, was equipped to handle major surgical cases." (Info thanks to TexLonghorn and tonystro)

The dispensary at Kweilin (Guilin), prior to Sep 1944. Although constructed of mud and bamboo the structure was equipped to handle major surgical cases.

A medical orderly walks by an ambulance in Guangxi province, China, during WWII.

A GI is lifted on a stretcher into a C-47 for transport for medical care in the CBI during WWII.

Men shoulder umbrella-covered stretcher with injured or sick person in Guangxi, China, during WWII.

Men shoulder stretcher with injured or sick person in Guangxi, China, during WWII.

Americans and Chinese work together to provide medical treatment during WWII in China. Note the sick Chinese man on the floor.

A Chinese soldier receives medical treatment from American medical personnel in the CBI during WWII.

Stretcher bearers take a break in Guangxi province, either Guilin or Liuzhou area, probably during the evacuation of fall 1944. The white paper posted on the store sign says basically, "Everything for sale, including building, animals, possessions."