bridge

This is an exceptional image, which says so much about the superior state of American air power in the CBI as the war progressed. In this image, a bridge somewhere in southwest China, Indochina, or Burma, is bombed by American B-25s, running in very fast at almost tree-top level (notice the perspective of the camera, which is very close to...

A railroad bridge is bombed along a river, probably in SW China, Indochina, or the China-Burma border region. More images of an attack on this bridge can be seen here.

A railway bridge is bombed by American aircraft along a river, probably in SW China, Indochina, or the China-Burma border region. More images of an attack on this bridge can be seen here.

Images from a fly-over to confirm bombing effectiveness on a bridge in southern China or Indochina, during WWII.

A fly-by of a rural area with a bombed bridge in the background, probably in SW China, Indochina, or the China-Burma border region.

A B-25 bombs 9000-foot Yellow River bridge. June 24, 1944, 1st Bomb Group, Provisional; 2nd Bomb Squadron. Near Kaifeng, Henan, China. Image courtesy of Tony Strotman.

An American truck crosses the Salween River bridge during WWII. Among the images collected by the editors of Ex-CBI Roundup (through reader submission), and shared with the Remembering Shared Honor project, were a series of images provided by Emery and Beth Vrana. Images include India, Burma, and China.