Ex-CBI Roundup

Method "Rest Room" in front, and the "American Merchant Seamen's Club" in back, in the CBI during WWII.

A funeral procession preparing to head out for burial ground in a Burma Road Chinese village during WWII. In the CBI. Photo by Syd Greenberg.

A farmer in northern China with baskets on a shoulder pole. Note the old town wall in the background. Photo from Dorothy Yuen Leuba. In the CBI. 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 Dorothy Yuen Leuba. Because of...

Basketball court and theater at Barrackpore, India. In the CBI. Photo from Henry W. Sterns.

A pig trussed up and tied to a wheelbarrow, ready for market, in China during WWII.

Mess hall at Barrackpore Air Base as it looked in 1944. Photo from R. Nolan.

Burmese temple at Hogaung, used for Japanese ammunition dump. Several thousand artillery shells were still stack in the area when this photo was taken. In the CBI. Photo from Henry Behner.

Street scene in Kunming, 1944. Photo possibly from Dardan Brown.

Sketch of Barrackpore Air Base, Calcutta, 1945. Sketch of farm house as seen from artist George W. Stern's basha veranda.

"Ten mule teams keep the caissons rolling along on this Burma Road as they draw this heavy Chinese howitzer to the battlefront at Lungling, Yunnan, China." During WWII. September 9, 1944. Photo from Sydney L. Greenberg, 164th Signal Photographic Company.