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The “Remembering Shared Honor” (RSH) project sets out to collect and preserve oral histories related to Chinese and American cooperation during the Second World War in the China-Burma-India(CBI) theater of war.
This historical archive has a total of 7,074 entries.
"Our First Home In China--This is a picture of our engineering area at Kwelin [Guilin],China. This was our first stop after leaving Kunming in January 1944. We had crews on detached service on bases at Hengyang, Chickiang, Chanyi, Ankang, Luichow, Nanning and Tanchuck. We were proud of the work performed at Kwelin. We built eight P-40's from the scrap-yard and...
A large crowd along a river in China during WWII, gathered for some kind of communal activity. On the right is a dragon dance team, and numerous people hold banners and flags.
GIs in front of instrument shop tent in Liangshan, China: "Brantl, Wolfe, Hedges Taking A Break To Pose For A Picture In Front Of The Instrument Shop At Liangshan, China. Please Note The Spotless Uniforms In This Photo And All The Other Photos On This Web Site. First Class All The Way." Caption courtesy of Elmer Bukey."
Clearing away part of B-24 destroyed by Japanese fragmentation bomb: "What One Small Fragmentation Bomb Could Do--This B-24 was hit with one small fragmentation bomb during one of the nightly air raids at Luichow [Liuzhou], China.This particular plane just happened to be a new B-24 that had never flown a mission. As bad as it looks it was not a...
!["Our First Home In China--This is a picture of our engineering area at Kwelin [Guilin],China. This was our first stop after leaving Kunming in January 1944. We had crews on detached service on bases at Hengyang, Chickiang, Chanyi, Ankang, Luichow, Nanning and Tanchuck. We were proud of the work performed at Kwelin. We built eight P-40's from the scrap-yard and turned them over to the line outfits to be returned to action." Caption courtesy of Elmer Bukey.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-02/liuzhou-2%20bukey.png?itok=6b9DbXDY)
![Clearing away part of B-24 destroyed by Japanese fragmentation bomb: "What One Small Fragmentation Bomb Could Do--This B-24 was hit with one small fragmentation bomb during one of the nightly air raids at Luichow [Liuzhou], China.This particular plane just happened to be a new B-24 that had never flown a mission. As bad as it looks it was not a total loss since the engines were removed, inspected and run-outs done on the crankshafts to be sure they were not damaged. All the engines were used to replace blow](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-02/feiji006-11%20bukey.png?itok=vpWbquJP)
