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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, 1943-1945Chinese cadets in a British naval academy with visiting Chinese dignitaries, 1943-1945
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, 1943-1945Chinese cadets in a British naval academy with visiting Chinese dignitaries, 1943-1945
Chinese Navy observers aboard a British warship, circa 1944Chinese pilot in the cockpit of his airfield, with two American ground crewmen, China, 1940s
Chinese Navy observers aboard a British warship, circa 1944Chinese pilot in the cockpit of his airfield, with two American ground crewmen, China, 1940s
Chinese pilots Chu Yuzhang (left) and Xie Lihe (right) with a unidentified British Fleet Air Arm pilot, aboard a British aircraft carrier, circa 1944Chinese soldier in Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, circa 1944
Chinese pilots Chu Yuzhang (left) and Xie Lihe (right) with a unidentified British Fleet Air Arm pilot, aboard a British aircraft carrier, circa 1944Chinese soldier in Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, circa 1944
Chinese soldier speaking on a field telephone, Burma or Southern China, circa mid-1940sChinese soldier with pet monkey, Burma, 1940s
Chinese soldier speaking on a field telephone, Burma or Southern China, circa mid-1940sChinese soldier with pet monkey, Burma, 1940s
Chinese soldiers carrying supplies on their shoulders, Burma, 1940sChinese troops in the suburbs of Chongqing, China, circa 1944
Chinese soldiers carrying supplies on their shoulders, Burma, 1940sChinese troops in the suburbs of Chongqing, China, circa 1944
Chinese troops in training, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, circa 1940sCity wall of Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, circa 1944
Chinese troops in training, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, circa 1940sCity wall of Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, circa 1944
Crawford Market, Bombay, India, 1944Destroyed Baroque Branicki Palace of Białystok, Poland, 1944
Crawford Market, Bombay, India, 1944Destroyed Baroque Branicki Palace of Białystok, Poland, 1944
Dr. Charles Drew of the Medical Corps of the Office of Civilian Defense in the United States practicing treating air raid victims, Washington, DC, United States, date unknownDual-language sign noting that the village of Kaldanoss in Greece was destroyed in retaliation for the killing of German troops, 1943-1944
Dr. Charles Drew of the Medical Corps of the Office of Civilian Defense in the United States practicing treating air raid victims, Washington, DC, United States, date unknownDual-language sign noting that the village of Kaldanoss in Greece was destroyed in retaliation for the killing of German troops, 1943-1944
English painter Elva Blacker in WAAF uniform, 1940sEntrance of Takao harbor, Taiwan, 1944; photo taken by a US airman
English painter Elva Blacker in WAAF uniform, 1940sEntrance of Takao harbor, Taiwan, 1944; photo taken by a US airman
Female Soviet medic resting in the field, date unknownFirst Lieutenant Zinoviy Shkapenyuk of 48th Army of Soviet 1st Byelorussian Front writing a newspaper article for Slovo Boitsa, 1944
Female Soviet medic resting in the field, date unknownFirst Lieutenant Zinoviy Shkapenyuk of 48th Army of Soviet 1st Byelorussian Front writing a newspaper article for Slovo Boitsa, 1944

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