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Lieut. W. S. Hsu in an Army training ship gets instructions from Lieut. Robert M. Nichols, U.S.A June 25, 1942. (AP Photo)
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One of China’s most popular pilot-heros, Maj. Lung Ming-Teh, twice-decorated by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, points to the number on a United States Army bomber at the La Junta, Colorado, air base April 25, 1943. On the 18th day of the ninth month, 1932, the Japanese invaded lung’s home province in Manchuria and this B-25 bomber might help drive the invader away. The major and the five Chinese pilots – all sub-lieutenants-are training at La Junta. They are, left to right: Hsu Tien-Chi, Tsao Kwang-Kuei, Yang Shun-Wei, Yi Ying-Cheng and Wu Chieh-Sung. (AP Photo)
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Warplane identification is a “must” in the training of pilots. Lt. Earl M. Green, (with pointer) spots a plane for the benefit of seven Chinese Army pilots at the U.S. Army Air Base, La Junta, Colorado on April 25, 1943 where Green in an instructor. The Chinese sub-lieutenants, training at La Junta, are, left to right: Chao Sheng Ti, Philip Y. C. Hsia, Allen H. S. Huang, Hsieh Kwei Kai, Hwangi Sung Sun, Anthony A. F. Han, and Chang Yi Sheng. (AP Photo)
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