Two GIs in combat gear, either in in China, or possibly at Camp Swift, Texas during training. During WWII. Curiously, the sign in the ground in front of them says "Dew Drop In."

Two GIs "Chuck & Cliff" in China during WWII.

An air crew of the 491st Bomb Squadron pose in the revetment with B-25J #439, "Niagra's Belle", at Yangkai, China. Sitting are T/Sgt Henry P. Albro (radio) and S/Sgt Arquimidas L. Matos (gunner). Standing are (l-r) Lt. Seymour Mazer (navigator), Lt. Eric M. Hexburg (pilot) and S/Sgt Frank A. Koncolics (flight engineer). (Information provided by Tony Strotman)

Nose art of B-24J bomber, serial #42-51850, named "Lady Luck II".

American GIs stateside.

Remains of American P-38 aircraft “Butch II”--this was piloted by famous football star Tom Harmon. He had christened his P-38 “Butch II” after his girlfriend, actress Elyse “Butch” Knox, and had commissioned a painting designed by Walt Disney himself, whom Harmon had befriended in Hollywood: a rendition of the cartoon character Peg-­leg Pete, wearing Harmon’s football jersey, crushing a swastika...

An Air Transport Command (ATC) emblem painted on a transport aircraft in China during WWII.

A Nationalist Chinese soldier at the American base in Yunnan during WWII.