karst formations

"Kweilin in aerial photo (land of a thousand breasts)." Flying over distinct karst formations in Guangxi province, near Guilin (Kweilin), in China during WWII.

Planting rice in southwest China, with karst mountains in the background, near an American base. During WWII.

The B-24 "China Clipper" in the CBI, showing damage to one engine.

September 27, 1944 During WWII, refugees from Kweilin (Guilin) pack the top of freight cars in the south station, Liuchow, China. Photo by Lt. N. J. Dain

Chinese troops marching, probably at Liuzhou, Guangxi. During WWII.

Marching Nationalist troops and an Nationalist tank Chinese armored tank (possibly a soviet T-26b) on the road in southern China. During WWII.

An 11th Bomb Squadron B-25J, #43-4387, in the preparation area at either Liuzhou or Guilin base, Guangxi province, China, in the fall of 1944. Photo was taken from the right side gunner position of another B-25. The propellers of '4387' are turning, so both aircraft are either returning from a mission or preparing to go on one. "Note the bombs...

On an American air base either in Guangxi province (Liuzhou or Guilin), or in Hunan (Hengyang) during WWII.

A well and water tower at an American base in Guangxi, probably Liuzhou, but maybe Guilin during WWII.

Hostel #6 at Guilin air base during WWII.