Tengchong 腾冲

At the Tengchong cutoff: Convoy driver Sgt. Eric J. Neilson, driver of the SOS convoy that went over the Tengchung cut off of the Stilwell Road is shown looking at the pet monkey of a Chinese soldier. Yunnan Province on March 4, 1945. Photo by T/Sgt. Greenberg. Passed by William E. Whitten.

At the Tengchong cutoff: Convoy driver Pfc. John R. Floyd shows a kids a picture of his wife. Yunnan Province on March 4, 1945. Photo by T/Sgt. Greenberg. Passed by William E. Whitten.

At the Tengchong cutoff: Convoy driver S/Sgt. Michale P. Havery, is shown lighting up cigarette of a Chinese soldier. Yunnan Province on March 4, 1945. Photo by T/Sgt. Greenberg. Passed by William E. Whitten.

Shown working on D7 Bulldozer at Tengchong BRE Camp, after it was brought over the Hump, are L to R, Pvt. William Guthrie, and T/4 Curtiss R. Greenwood. Photo by T/Sgt. Greenberg. Passed by censor Emanuel Goldberg.

B-25 Mitchell bombers during battle with Japanese ground forces, flying over Tengchung (Tengchong), near the China-Burma border in far SW China.

B-25 Mitchell bombers during battle with Japanese ground forces, flying over Tengchung (Tengchong), near the China-Burma border in far SW China.

B-25 Mitchell bombers during battle with Japanese ground forces, flying over Tengchung (Tengchong), near the China-Burma border in far SW China.

Col. Sells and two Chinese soldiers stand next to sign at the Burma-Ledo Road and Tengchong cutoff, in 1945. Photo by T/Sgt. Syd Greenberg.

The allied attack on Tengchong (Tengchung) in Yunnan province, China, during WWII, showing the city wall. Note American P-51 in flight. Photo by F. D. Manwarren.

An aerial photograph of B-25 bombers during battle in the CBI, flying over Tengchong, near the China-Burma border. During WWII.