China - Burma - India
Sep 1942 - Nov 1945
CBI, B-24 & WW II
Web Sites
- Memories of the Jing Bao
- A site presenting the reminiscences of Jack Z. Stettner, 373rd Bomb Squadron, 308th Bomb
Group. (01/26/01)
- "Old China Hands"
- Web site for people who have TWO things in common, enjoyment of Amateur Radio and military service in the China-Burma-India theater. (01/26/01)
- "A Tribute to Frederic Hernandez"
- Michael Hernandez's honorific to the activities of his grandfather, while serving as a bomabardier in
the 375th Bm Sqd & the 492nd Bm Sq. (01/26/01)
- Flying Jeeps
- Rick dedicates this site to his father and the other men of the 115th Liason Squadron - "Flying Jeeps", 14th Air Force. (01/26/01)
- Imphal, the Hump & Beyond
- Bill Bielauskas' fabulous tribute site to the men of "Combat Cargo" continuew to
grow and evolve. Beginning with info related to his father's flying C-47's over the hump, 6/44 - 1/45 with 3rd Combat Cargo Group's, 10th Combat Cargo Squadron, he has expanded well beyond that with the help of veterans and/or their family members. Much information about the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Combat Cargo Groups. (01/26/01)
- 10th Air Force Tribute
- Martin Winter presents a large amount of information about the 10th Air Force and its units. He says he is authoring this web site while finishing his research for writing a book on the Tenth. (01/26/01)
- The Hump
- The closing of the Burma road left only one supply route open to supply the Chinese and American troops fighting on the Chinese mainland . . . the air route from the Assam valley in India over the Himalaya mountains into China. This route became known as "THE HUMP".
A great and promising site for anyone interested in the Hump. (01/26/01)
- China, Burma & India Theater of Operations
- S. Neal Gardner's pages about his Father's Army experiences in the CBI Theater.
(01/26/01)
- CBI Info (NOTE - This site has disappeared and we are unable to determine if it has ceased or moved.)
- The Central Archive for all materials related to the China-Burma-India Theater of WW II. We just discovered this site which originated in February of 1997. It currently provides 'Ex-CBI Roundup', 'CBI Veterans Association', as well as listing the names and addresses of veterans organizations that have members who were active duty military personnel in the China-Burma-India theatre during WWII. We certainly hope it continues to develop. (06/20/03)
- Dad's War
- Wesley Johnson's amazing page about his Father's experiences during WWII. This is also the most informative site I have seen about finding and telling someone's story.(01/26/01)
- Web Home of the 341st Bomb Group
- Our other CBI bomb group 'tribute site', dedicated to the veterans of this Mitchell-equipped unit, which also served in the CBI theater, both with the 10th and the 14th Air Forces. (01/26/01)
- Internet B24 Veterans Group
- A site of information and personal interaction related to the mighty B-24 'Liberator'. Includes links, a message board (with hundreds of messages), images and much more. (01/26/01)
- Dad's CBI Page
- Our friend Richard (Hack') created this tribute to his dad, Charles Hacking, who served with the 18th Air Service Squadron in China. Since Hack's untimely passing a few months ago his daughter, Ruth, continues the site, and the traditions of this great family! (01/26/01)
- Air Force Magazine offers these great articles in their on-line "Valor" section:
- "Four-Engine Fighter Pilot" -- Fourteenth Air Force B-24s flew many different missions, but dogfighting with enemy heavies was not part of their usual repertoire. 1995 'Air Force Magazine' article by John L. Frisbee, Contributing Editor (01/26/01)
- "China Bomber"
-- What were the odds against a single B-24 surviving repeated attacks on an enemy naval force? Maj. "Stump" Carswell didn't ask. April 1988 article by John L. Frisbee, Contributing Editor (01/26/01)
- "Bombers Over Burma"
-- It was up to a 7th Bomb Group gunner and the navigator to get the riddled B-24 to an emergency landing. February 1996 article by John L. Frisbee, Contributing Editor. (01/26/01)
- "All For One"
-- Courage and ingenuity were the keys to a unique rescue in southwest
China. December 1996 article by John L. Frisbee, Contributing Editor. (01/26/01)
- "Working on the Railroad" -- In the spring of 1944, eight fighter pilots conducted a unique, month-long
campaign in northern China. March 1994 article by John L. Frisbee, Contributing Editor. (01/26/01)
- "Target: The Linsi Mines" -- Early in the war against Japan, five 7th Bomb Group B-24 crews were launched in a daring strike 800 miles behind enemy lines in northern China. October 1995 article by John L. Frisbee, Contributing Editor. (01/26/01)
- Heavy Bombers Web Site
- "Four-Engine Fighter Pilot" -- Fourteenth Air Force B-24s flew many different missions, but dogfighting with enemy heavies was not part of their usual repertoire. 1995 'Air Force Magazine' article by John L. Frisbee, Contributing Editor (01/26/01)
- Heavy Bombers is intended to link AAF Bomb Groups together and be used as a resource for those seeking to learn about this rich history. (01/26/01)
- American Volunteer Group - Flying Tigers
- The official home page of "The Flying Tigers". (12/09/98)
- AVG
- Dan Ford's Annals of the Flying Tigers. (01/26/01)
- Fighter Writer's Briefing Room
- The site presents images and books about warbirds from noted warbird writer Jeff Ethell's perspective. (01/26/01)
NOTE: Jeff met his untimely death in June 1997, while flying his 'dream bird', a P-38 Lightning.
- 'Red Raiders' - 22nd Bomb Group, 5th Air Force
- Maybe you haven't heard of the Red Raiders. But thousands of Japanese have --all the way from Rabaul to Formosa. A lot of them looked up too late to see the bombs falling. Formally, the 'Red Raiders' are the 22nd Bombardment Group of the US 5th Air Force. With the help of his grandsons, Cy Klimesh, former 'Red Raider, has posted an outstanding site presenting this great group. (01/26/01)
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