12th Air Service Group

A B-25 after crashing in southern China, in Guangxi province, being salvaged.

"More Work For The Salvage Crews--Not All Missions Ended Up On A Positive Note. This B-25 Ended Up On The Side Of The Runway And Became More Work For Our Salvage Crews." Caption courtesy of Elmer Bukey.

An American flyer--piece of silk parachute slung around his neck--is surrounded by appreciative crowd of Chinese people in Guangxi, China. During WWII.

"The Latest In Shops And Equipment--This a picture looking into a revetment that served as our work area and engineering area at Luichow [Liuzhou], China. Lt. Sohl's office was in the little shack at the right and all our tools and equipment was in the tent. We changed a lot of B-24 engines in this revetment along with replacing blown...

GIs pose next to artwork of the tail of B-24 "Open For Business" of the 308th Bombardment Group. The name "J. J. Frost" is listed on the gun window.

Some members of the 12th Air Service Group pose. During WWII.

"Proud of Our Work On This Aircraft--Bukey and Miller pose for a photo in front of Casey Vincents B-25 The Silver Slipper at Kwelin [Guilin], China." Caption courtesy of Elmer Bukey.

12th Air Service Group men pose in revetment with B-25 in Guangxi, before a karst peak. During WWII.

American soldiers sit below the B-24 bomber "Jungle Pussy" in the CBI during WWII.

American jeeps parked in front of building used for some kind of military offices in Guangxi, China, during WWII.