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A B-24 bomber burns in the night at Guilin during WWII.

Portrait of Martin Eifling, US Army officer, during WWII.

Air Force leadership in China meet to decide to blow up the US air base at Guilin in the face of the Japanese advance during Ichigo in the summer/fall 1944. General Chennault, in pith helmet, is climbing down from the transport airplane, and an unknown general is reaching out in the middle, with Casey Vincent behind, and Tex Hill, always...

The railway bridge at Lingling, destroyed. WWII. Another angle:

American GIs await evacuation at the American base at Liuzhou city, Guangxi province, China, during the fall of 1944.

Major Wilfrid M. Cline, commander of 16th Combat Camera Unit from May 1943 to February 1945, at the driver's seat of a jeep at an American base in China during WWII. Two others unknown. Wilfrid M. Cline had a significant Hollywood career both before and after the war.

GIs at the "Hollywood Inn whorehouse in Kweilin (Guilin)" during WWII. "Adams" of the "75th" on the left.

A P-40, tail #264, down on its belly in Guilin, likely a 26th Fighter Squadron "China Blitzers" P-40K. Emblem painted on cowling prior to the application of a sharkmouth. (Thanks for additional info from jbarbaud.) From the collection of Hal Geer.

This is the Huangguoshu waterfall in Guizhou province, near Anshun city. The GIs drove by it frequently when traveling between Kunming and Guiyang or Chongqing. Now this is now a major tourist site.

A GI talks into a microphone of a portable radio in the back of a vehicle, during WWII in China.