ATC

C-47 transport airplane #293689 crashed and burned in a field in India during WWII. September 22, 1944. ICD ATC.

GIs disembark a C-54 of the Air Transport Command (ATC) at Karachi during WWII. The 1306th Army Air Force Base Unit (306th AAFBU) provided services such as the stairs down from the plane. The Photo from Al De Grasse.

Chief Flight Surgeon, Col. Donald A. Flickinger, ATC (left), poses with W/O Fred "Pop" Henley, Sanitary Engineer, at a tea plantation near Tezpur, India, in December 1944.

A "Red Cross girl" and American officers chat on a street in Kunming during WWII, on January 2, 1945. In the background is a jeep for ATC. 1340th AAFBU ATC Kunming China. Photo from R. Heinmann.

'Lt. Harold Ellis Greenberg, India China Wing ATC, who was tragically lost on 20 December 1943 in the CBI, during WWII.See more on Harold E. Greenberg.--------------Do have more information regarding this item? Please contact pat@rshonor.org, or us the \'Provide Info\' function below to help us preserve this CBI history!'

'Lt. Harold Ellis Greenberg, India China Wing ATC, who was tragically lost on 20 December 1943, with his cousin Martin during WWII.See more on Harold E. Greenberg.--------------Do have more information regarding this item? Please contact pat@rshonor.org, or us the \'Provide Info\' function below to help us preserve this CBI history!'

A B-25 as seen from under the wing of an Air Transport Command (ATC) C-109 transport plane based on the B-24 air frame.

Lt. Harold Ellis Greenberg (seen here in his high school graduation picture), India China Wing ATC, was tragically lost on 20 December 1943. Much appreciation to the family of Mr. Greenberg for sharing with us about this member of your family, and to Sheldon Goldberg, Lt. Colonel, USAF (Ret.), at JWV Lt. Harold E. Greenberg Post #692 for such great...

A C-47 (tail #349028) of the Air Transport Command (ATC) on the ground with Chinese laborers in the foreground.

Name list (l-r): Stewart Dale Wayne Coffin Unknown in back Ben Gerland (cap on) in back Unknown (in front of Ben) Howard Stubsten Hal Geer Allan Kain (in back) Howard Pennybaker (cap)