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GI leans against sign at junction of Ledo Road and the Burma Road, during WWII. See variation of this image here.
Milt Link of the 40th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron chats with a Gushkara farmer during WWII. Photo from Glenn S. Hensley.
Road sign warning to control speed somewhere between China and India, during WWII. Left to right: George Villers, Atticus Harrison, and John Pysno. Photo from George Pollock.
A road sign along the Ledo Road. The styling of the sign is testimony to the large number of African-American drivers and personnel on the road. Photo from George E. Pollock.
GI crosses Hoogly River in India, during WWII with fellow passengers and a bicycle.
An attractive building at an Allied rest camp in the Himalayas during WWII.
A train home in India, with the declaration "India to Pennsylvania or bust." After end of hostilities.
C-46 in Peking (Beijing) after the war, "... had to make our own approach using the signal from an old AM radio station at Peking after the war." In the CBI. Photo from Senator Ted Stevens.
A GI's personalized season's greetings from Burma, in 1944, with a bomb damaged temple dome as background. During WWII.
Personnel of Bally Seaplane Base, 7th Photo Tech Squadron, Calcutta, during WWII. Image from J. J. O'Brien.