1944

Preparing fence to stable mules before a flight on a C-47, 1944, Burma, 10AF, during WWII. 10th Army Air Force.

10 AF 10 DEC 1944 GI80-3 Lt D. F. Burton, pilot, climbs aboard for flight over Hump Burma during WWII. 10th Army Air Force.

Chinese troops in Burma await transport on C-47 to China. Note the row of C-47 transport planes waiting. December 10, 1944.

An American fuel train at Liuzhou after bombing by Japanese bombers of September 27, 1944 during 45 minute air raid.

Chinese soldiers arrange equipment and munitions into 5000 lbs loads for air drop to Allied forces in Burma. 1944.

Personnel Of AACS Station No. 251, 128th AACS Squadron, 29 September, 1944.

16CU Oct 20th, 1944 N-24 Revetment A P-51 fighter plane in a forlorn revetment in the CBI during WWII.

Remains of a blast in a runway, probably Liuzhou after retreat from the Japanese in 1944.

CBI-44-60576 30 Sept 44 Photo by Pfc J.C. Bowermaster Five Japanese bombers struck the Liuzhou airbase on the 29th of September and destroyed this B-24 and a gas dump, as well as a C-46 transport plane. During a fourty-five minute raid the was the only serious damage suffered.

Raymond J. Bridge disappeared on a flight on May 25, 1944. His family was gracious to share with us about him during the summer of 2007. We plan to never forget.