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Americans and Chinese in the CBI in front of wall covered in propaganda. During WWII.

A photographer walking the paths of a village in Yunnan province stops to engage a Chinese soldier. Hal Geer relates, "The tripod under his arm was the usual GI tripod that was issued with a Speed Graphic. I never knew anyone who bothered to use it. His camera looks a 35mm camera or an Eastman Medalist that shot 620 roll...

After heavy fighting in the city of Liuchow [Liuzhou], from which the Japanese were driven, civilians return to their damaged city. Liuzhou is the second large city evacuated by the Japanese in the Siang Corridor. Nanning fell on May 27, 1945, at which time the Japanese GEA lifeline over Asia was broken. From US Government sources.

A Nationalist Chinese officer in the CBI during WWII.

A Chinese soldier in the CBI during WWII.

At an advanced air base, China--Chinese and American fighter pilots of the Fourteenth Air Force's hard-hitting China-American Composite Wing (CACW) fly wing-tip to wing-tip in China where they are daily coordinating their efforts with Chinese ground troops to drive the Japanese out of China. Here, just before setting out on a strafing mission, Captain William J. Johnson, Jr., explains a...

A Chinese soldier keeping guard at an American base, somewhere in China. From the collection of Wozniak, combat photographer for the 491st Bomb Squadron, in the CBI.

Chinese soldiers, Yunnan, China, during WWII.

A man talks to a lonely Chinese sentry somewhere in Yunnan province, China. From the collection of Wozniak, combat photographer for the 491st Bomb Squadron, in the CBI.

Machine gun class of the Chinese Infantry non com training school at Dutan, China. The first and third guns, beginning from the foreground, are Belgian Brownings, the rest are Chezck Bren guns. Chang Tson-ta and Chung Fo are the instructors in this line. China. 18 May 1944