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Tian (田) family and cargo on a US Army Service of Supply (SOS) unit's boat (serial #1022c; 美军供应处运输船) during WWII. The boat is registered to Tian Jinsheng (田金圣).

Boats on a canal in Yunnan province, China, during WWII. See related image here.

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Waterside houses in China, with boats floating in the foreground, during WWII.

Man in the "Zhang family" hat shop does something to a hanging hat. During WWII. In SW China.

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Restaurant in SW China during WWII.

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