KIA-MIA Memorial Project War so often requires a dear sacrifice - the loss of so many promising young people. Never does war only take away a soldier but also a son, brother, father, husband or best-friend. In battle many die of injuries, and they are listed at killed-in-action (KIA). Equally as tragic is the case of soldiers listed as missing-in-action...

An image of Frank G. Ehle at the Nanjing (Nanking) Middle School on December 5th, 1945, with "Shamamee" and "Shahaitsa" (both not names but rather actually just transliterations of "little sister" and "little child" in Chinese)." These images were part of a small subset among the images collected by the editors of Ex-CBI Roundup (usually through reader submission) over many...

Christmas tree in OSS Detachment mess hall at Kunming air base in 1944.

A temple near Karachi, India, during WWII.

One of a set of images provided by Lt. Col. Charles E. Mason (on left in the image), who was chief medical liaison for the 38th Chinese Division during the war. Below is a letter he submitted as well.