Ex-CBI Roundup

"Our encampment waiting to cross the river when the war ended." In the CBI during WWII. Photo from Robert Babinec.

Bill Boselay stands next to a Ming Dynasty statue in the Palace Garden in Nanjing, 1945. Photo from Bill Boselay.

Chinese crowds eagerly welcome the first US land convoy of supplies arrives in Yunnan province after completion of the Burma/Ledo/Stilwell road. In the CBI. By U. S. Army Signal Corps.

5315th ITC Hostel at Guilin, Guangxi province, China, during WWII. US Army Signal Corps photo, provided by Donald M. Cook.

American soldier or special operative riding a camel in northern China during WWII.

Monsignor Spellman, before he became Cardinal, visits General Hanley in the CBI. US Army Air Force photo.

General Curtis LeMay at scene of first B-29 crash at Kharagpur, India. Photo from Eldon F. Bradley (Sgt. Bradley in dark fatigues right foreground).

Chinese troops move on Bhamo behind artillery barrage. In the CBI. US Army photo.

"A pallet, possibly mule feed, goes out the door over Burma. Look out, fellas. Don't go with it." In the CBI. Above in an image collected by the editors of Ex-CBI Roundup (usually through reader submission) over many years of publication, and provided to the Remembering Shared Honor project.

Bob Cook, engineer on the B-24 Snowball From Hell at Chongqing. Photo from Bob Cook.