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Captured Buffalo fighter with Japanese markings, date unknown	Captured SU-85 tank destroyer in German service, 1940s

Central Air Transport Corporation He 111A Doppel-Blitz aircraft (former Chinese Air Force aircraft number 1902), China, between 25 Feb 1943 (date of transfer from CAF to CATC) and 23 Dec 1944 (date of crash during a test flight)	Ceremony aboard Polish light cruiser Conrad, 1944

Chaplain John Craven conducting religious service for men of US 14th Marine Regiment as they trained for the invasion of Saipan, Mariana Islands, 1944	Chiang Kaishek and Song Meiling, accompanied by US and Chinese officers, inspecting the Ramgarh Training Center, India, 1940s

Chinese and American officers in conversation, China, circa 1940s	Chinese and American pilots of the Chinese-American Composite Wing (Provisional) with a P-40N Warhawk fighter, China, 1943-1945

Chinese Army M3A3 light tank in Burma, 1940s	Chinese cadets in a British naval academy being reviewed by members of a Chinese diplomatic mission, escorted by Royal Navy Commodore A. W. S. Agar, 1943-1945

Chinese cadets in a British naval academy with visiting Chinese dignitaries, 1943-1945	Chinese crew loading a mountain gun in exercise, Ramgarh, India, date unknown

Chinese crew of a M4 Sherman medium tank, southern China or Burma, 1940s	Chinese Navy observers aboard a British warship, circa 1944

Chinese pilot in the cockpit of his airfield, with two American ground crewmen, China, 1940s	Chinese pilot Yoh Kung Chen of 27th Fighter Squadron of 5th Fighter Group of the Chinese-American Composite Wing (Provisional) with his P-40 Warhawk fighter, China, 1943-1945

Chinese pilots Chu Yuzhang (left) and Xie Lihe (right) with a unidentified British Fleet Air Arm pilot, aboard a British aircraft carrier, circa 1944	Chinese soldier in bayonet practice at Ramgarh, India, date unknown

Chinese soldier in Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, circa 1944	Chinese soldier speaking on a field telephone, Burma or Southern China, circa mid-1940s