crew shot/group shot

American GI staff of the publication "Sub-Cheese," a 16th A/B AA Bn publication, posing as if writing, during WWII in the CBI.

Chinese officers at Lanchung during WWII. Photo from Ed C. Shaefer.

10th Air Force bomber crew during WWII. The aircraft in the background is a B-24 or B-29 bomber.

930th Aviation Engineering Bat. group at junction of Ledo and Burma roads. During WWII.

Combat crew members are standing before a B-25D Mitchell bomber of 22nd Bomb Squadron, 341st Bomb Group at Kurmitola Airbase. The 22nd Squadron had two insigne while assigned in the CBI during WWII. The first "Bombing Eagles" is seen here. Soon after being transferred to Yangkai, China in January 1944, the Squadron adopte the "Battlin' Bulldog" insigne.

Part of crew pose before the B-24 "Belle Starr" in the CBI.

General Chennault on the flight line in conference with pilot officers, navigators, and bombardiers, while a camera crew catches it all in this contrived scene. In China, during WWII. See another set of related images here.

General Chennault on the flight line in conference with pilot officers, navigators, and bombardiers, while a camera crew catches it all in this contrived scene. In SW China, during WWII. See another set of related images here.

Top, from left: Col. C. D. Vincent, Lt. Col. John Allison, and Col. Bruce K. Holloway. In foreground, Lt. Col. R. Baumgardner at left and unidentified man at right. China, 1943, during WWII. "Zero Club."

Flyers William Mitchener, unknown, Robert Zolbe, Edward Price in the CBI.