His image has never left me.” Starting today in Washington, Heil, 83, and her fellow World War II veterans from the China-Burma-India theater will observe the 60th anniversary of V-J Day ...

Evans Carlson’s experience in 1920s China gave him a vision of close-knit fighting units that he would use to shape America’s ...

Joseph Stilwell, who commanded the China-Burma-India Theater in World War 2. China-U.S. ties are really bad. There's friction over everything from trade to national security. But during World War ...

As a veteran of the China-Burma-India theater of World War II and Korea, I want to remind all persons living in this great country to show respect for the men and women who lost their lives to ...

In an Observer-Reporter Veterans Day story 15 years ago, an airman of the China-India-Burma Theater of World War II called it “the forgotten war.” This year, there’s a movement afoot to have the unit ...

Richard Gillette, a World War II veteran from the China-India-Burma Theater, said whenever his fellow vets get together they tell fish stories. "Just like the fish always grows bigger every time ...

The China-Burma-India theatre of the Second World War is largely a forgotten footnote among the numerous English language accounts of the European and Pacific Theatres. Christopher L. Kolakowski's ...

‘The Hump” was the nickname for the aerial route over the Himalayas, from northeast India to southwest China, which was vital to the delivery of supplies to Allied forces—including Chiang ...

The war on terror seems to have inspired the showing of old World War II movies on TV, but have you noticed that they rarely include the China-Burma-India theater ...

In the riveting “Skies of Thunder,” Caroline Alexander considers what it took to get supplies to Allied ground troops in China. By Elizabeth D. Samet Elizabeth D. Samet is the author of ...