SACO

A Chinese officer makes a toast or speech as SACO members share a meal with Nationalist soldiers, in the shade of trees, during WWII. In northern China.

A temple complex in northern China during WWII.

Boats clustered on the Yellow River during WWII, possibly in or near Lanzhou.

Long-haul bus in northern China during WWII, piled high with cargo. Note the wooden tires on the front, a consequence of war-time limits on rubber use.

'Edward Gable served in northern China.'

GIs of SACO and a Chinese soldier sit in front of a large cast bell, next to the Lanzhou City Hospital (兰州市立医院) in Gansu province, China, during WWII. See related image here.

A Lamist temple in northern China during WWII.

American Navy GI riding a mule in a small town in Northern China, Shaanba Town, Inner Mongolia. Camp #4. 内蒙陕坝市。 Another SACO veteran, Henry Heimlich, a doctor, describes the “amenities” of Shempa ("Camp No. 4") as well as his medical duties: “This is what I found in Shempa. We had taken over some not too bad mud buildings which the...