61st Air Service Group

A small aircraft, a Stinson L-5 Sentinel, tail number #416889, flipped over after a tornado on the flight line at Shamsernasar, Assam. A C-64, tail number #35302, is tipped into a ditch behind it. (Thanks to jbarbaud for additional information!) From the collection of David Firman, 61st Air Service Group.

Officers of the 61st Air Service Group in Shamshernagar, India in August 1945, posing before the C-47 "Regina the Queen". 10 Army Air Force.

"Picture taking inside of our officers' club. Our group artist has a vivid imagination, hasn't he?" Female nude pictorial with "Where Never Lark, or Even Eagle Flew" written below. In the CBI during WWII.

A GI with local people in India during WWII.

David Firman reads a magazine in his quarters in China during WWII.

Service crew sits on fuselage of B-25 bomber during WWII.

GI walks in front on a tent in India during WWII.

A jeep with American GIs in the CBI during WWII. "The Stillwell Road, shortcut to Tokyo"

David Firman, 61st Air Service Group, at the wheels of a jeep nicknamed "Pee Wee" in the CBI during WWII.

A GI sits and poses in a club in the CBI during WWII.