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GIs float a jeep--wrapped in canvas to give it buoyancy--across the Moguang River in Burma, June 20, 1944. Photo from Robert L. Cowan. An identical image was submitted by Raimon B. Cary.

A temple in Burma or India. Photo submitted by Glenn S. Hensley, Kirkwood, MO.

A P-38J nicknamed "Daddy Bear" in the CBI, fitted with three cameras for photo recon. Out of Akyab Burma, on dry rice-paddy air strip. Photo by R. T. Keagle, 40th Photo Recon Sqdn.

US military transport trucks wind along the Ledo Road, Burma, during WWII.

Laborers breaking stone by hand tools in southwest China or Burma, during WWII.

Staff Sgt John "JACK" Flynn (left) and friend in Burma during WWII. He was a member of the 998th Signal Corp, and served duty in Central Burma. It was hard service, and Sgt. Flynn experienced illnesses, and was even kicked by a mule at one point. He passed away WAY to young at 48 years old, and is fondly remembered...

Troop review in Burma between Chinese and American officers and troops in 1945. Lt. Daniel I Sultan and Gen. Wei Li-huang return a salute as they review Chinese troops from Burma and China near Muse, China, after clearing Japanese troops from the Stillwell Road.

Pvt. Thomas J. Gardner, Georgetown, Ky., road patrol operator of the Burma Road Engineers, grades part of the road west of the Salween River. Burma, 10/1/1944. During WWII in the CBI. Signal Corps Photo by Tec 5 C.L. Kocourek.

A jeep with American GIs in the CBI during WWII. "The Stillwell Road, shortcut to Tokyo"

This unidentified B-25C has its bomb bay doors open as the formation approaches a target somewhere in Burma. From the collection of Wozniak, combat photographer for the 491st Bomb Squadron, in the CBI.