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A crew of the 11th Bomb Squadron, 341st Bomb Group, stands beside their B-25 "The Saint" somewhere in China on 2 February 1943. They are: Crandall H. Hagan Clece L. Bingham Frank J. Ralph, Jr. Charles H. Patton Robert E. Johnson Image courtesy of Tony Strotman.

The Qutub Minar in Delhi, a GI tourist attraction during wartime. Photo from Walter Johnson.

Berla Temple in New Delhi during WWII. Photo from Walter E. Johnson.

Wedding invitation in India to Staff Sergeant Walter E. Johnson, December 1944, for one of his clerks, Kanti Pershad.

Worker in laundry in New Delhi, during WWII. Photo by Walt Johnson.

Native horse-drawn surrey cart in Old Delhi, India. Photo from Walt Johnson.

1st Lt. Folke Leon Johnson, A.S.N. 0-799026. Lt. Johnson was on a 308th Bombardment Group B-24 (listed as "Old Acquaintance", #44-40826). He and the remainder of the crew were MIA on December 18, 1944 (declared deceased December 19, 1945) on a flight off the coast of China. He entered the service from Virginia. Awards: Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, Purple...

American servicemen in the CBI, posing together (with their dog "Clarance") in their barracks at an base, possibly Yangkai. Back (left to right): John Johnson, Francis E. Strotman, Joseph Siana; Front: Jacob L. Rosencrantz, unknown.

Flyers Folke Johnson, Edward Price, and Paul Hunt, members of the same B-24 bomber crew, pose together in China in 1944.

American servicemen with the B-25H "Wabash Cannonball", of the 491st Bomb Squadron, in the CBI. Fay W. Johnson, Cpl, Radio-Gunner, in front row, far right. Peter Ewonishon, 2nd Lt., Pilot, in back row, far right.