SC 192086-S - Chinese and American troops crossing improvised bridge constructed of lashed empty gasoline cans and planking across the Mogaung River. These troops are on their way to Kamaing, Burma. 19 June, 1944

SC 190514 - This column of troops of the 22nd American Trained Chinese Division are advancing to their front line positions to relieve other frontline troops there by giving them asrest

SC 206501 - Bridge spanning river in Okinawa is constructed by 102nd Engineers in preparation for assault.

Camouflaged and poorly equipped Chinese soldiers repell a charge of 50,000 Japanese along the Salween River near Burma.

Mountain-climbing U.S. medium tanks, manned by Chinese and American crows, use the Burma Road for the first time after the combined Allied offensive had broken the two-year Jap control of the only overland supply route to China.

SC 193014-S - The first tank rolls over a newly constructed pontoon bridge across the Seine River. The bridge was built by U.S. Army engineers to replace one that was destroyed during the action. 24 August, 1944.

SC 270705 - With the 6th Inf. Div. in the Cagayan Valley, Luzon, P.I., about 9 miles north of Bagabag along Highway 4.

Collapsible assault boats being used by US infantrymen to cross Siwori Creek

SC 348899 - I and R Troops of the 19th Inf. Regt., 24th Inf. Div. move to the front lines after crossing the Naktong River, in offensive against the North Korean forces in that area. 20 September, 1950.