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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.
Wrecked B-25 Mitchell bomber on the ground in the CBI. The wreck was apparently at an air base, and probably on take-off, as the craft is sprayed with fire-retardant foam, and bombs are scattered about the wreck site. During WWII.
Wrecked B-25 Mitchell bomber on the ground in the CBI. The wreck was apparently at an air base, and probably on take-off, as the craft is sprayed with fire-retardant foam, and bombs are scattered about the wreck site. During WWII.
Wrecked B-25 Mitchell bomber on the ground in the CBI. The wreck was apparently at an air base, and probably on take-off, as the craft is sprayed with fire-retardant foam, and bombs are scattered about the wreck site. During WWII.
Wrecked B-25 Mitchell bomber on the ground in the CBI. The wreck was apparently at an air base, and probably on take-off, as the craft is sprayed with fire-retardant foam, and bombs are scattered about the wreck site. During WWII.
Wrecked B-25 Mitchell bomber on the ground in the CBI. The wreck was apparently at an air base, and probably on take-off, as the craft is sprayed with fire-retardant foam, and bombs are scattered about the wreck site. During WWII.
Wrecked B-25 Mitchell bomber on the ground in the CBI. The wreck was apparently at an air base, and probably on take-off, as the craft is sprayed with fire-retardant foam, and bombs are scattered about the wreck site. During WWII.
African-American serviceman putting the M-14 in the igniter of a M-76 500-pound incendiary bomb in China during WWII. 2nd AAF Combat Camera Detachment, APO #493.
An African-American serviceman inserts the M-5 igniter into the burster well of the a M-76 500-pound incendiary bomb, making certain that the pipe lugs of the igniter are to the rear. China. 2nd AAF Combat Camera Detachment, APO #493.
An exclusively African-American crew uncrates and prepares M47 A2 chemical incendiary bombs for use on on a 20th Bomber Command Boeing B-29 raid. China, during WWII.
