Horrible aftermath of the bomb accidently exploding--a circle of dead or mortally injured men.

Men being treating after explosion, some of the more fortunate ones.

Gifts/awards presented by Chinese officials to American officers in southern China. Edgar E. Glenn, Henry E. Strickland, Morris F. Taber, Jesse C. Williams, Fred C. Thomasen, Robert A. Waidner, Claire L. Chennault, and two Chinese merchants In the CBI during WWII.

U. S. Army Engineers and Chinese engineers discuss plans of construction for Laohuangping Airfield, Guizhou, China. Pfc. Melvin G. Watchorn, Pfc. Peter G. Bergum, Lt. James E. Beard, Capt. James F. Sabel, Parker Kwan, Siang Ting Chang, and James Sun. Image courtesy of Tony Strotman.

Page one of a letter from Chennault to Morse talking about the establishment of the CACW. From the U.S. Government sources.

Single page letter to Casey Vincent (68th Composite Wing, APO 430) from Gen. Chennault on October 26, 1944 discussing air strikes on Hong Kong. From the U.S. Government sources.

Page two of a letter from Chennault to Morse talking about the establishment of the CACW. From the U.S. Government sources.

Page 2 of a letter to 'Dick' from 'Harry' talking about bombing and other air-attack missions. From the U.S. Government sources.