Wong

Pre-Christmas scene at the SOS (Service of Supply) PX at APO 627. Cpl Harold L. Graff, Cpl. Ben L. Rohleder, 1st Lt. Frances J. Vesset, and Anna Wong. December 15, 1944. Photo by Pfc. Thomas F. Melvin. Passed by censor Emanuel Goldberg.

VIPs at a Rotary International meeting at Southwestern Association University Of Kunming, Yunnan Province, on December 15, 1944. Col. Elbert W. Martin, Mr. F. T. Ching, Mr. Everitt Groff-Smith, Gen. G. . Wong, Col. Burton E. Vaughn Photo by Pfc. Thomas F. Melvin.

Workers fill water tank at am American base in Yunnan, China, during WWII. And "Wong, Chinese soldier" at the base of water tower.

Chennault holds Tayng Wong and Toong Di, who had come with Col P. Y. Shu, interpreter, to present Chennault Christmas greetings written by grade school children. During WWII. Image courtesy of Tony Strotman.

Three sergeants of the 14th Air Force meeting costumed Chinese performers of the celebration for the opening of the Burma Road. Left to right: M/Sgt. Graham K. Kidd, Actor Li Gin Pui, S/Sgt. Albert Wong, actor Tu Wen Lin, and M/Sgt. Richard L. Hapgood. In China during WWII.

Chew K. Wong of Sacramento promoted to Captain in the Air Corps. In October 1943 he was assigned to Air Service Command and put in charge of salvaging the airplanes that have crashed and are scattered throughout China. He has been recommended for the Legion of Merit.