Chinese troops marching in Ramgarh, India, 1943Sun Li-jen inspecting troop training, Ramgarh, India, date unknownHe Yingqin inspecting a suspension bridge built by trainees at Ramgarh Training Center, India, Feb 1943Sun Li-jen addressing Ramgarh Training Center graduates about to return to the front lines, circa mid-1943
Chinese troops marching in Ramgarh, India, 1943Sun Li-jen inspecting troop training, Ramgarh, India, date unknownHe Yingqin inspecting a suspension bridge built by trainees at Ramgarh Training Center, India, Feb 1943Sun Li-jen addressing Ramgarh Training Center graduates about to return to the front lines, circa mid-1943
US Army instructors conducting machine gun training for Chinese troops, Ramgarh Training Center, Bihar, India, 16 Dec 1943Chiang Kaishek and Song Meiling, accompanied by US and Chinese officers, inspecting the Ramgarh Training Center, India, 1940sChinese crew loading a mountain gun in exercise, Ramgarh, India, date unknownChinese soldier in bayonet practice at Ramgarh, India, date unknown
US Army instructors conducting machine gun training for Chinese troops, Ramgarh Training Center, Bihar, India, 16 Dec 1943Chiang Kaishek and Song Meiling, accompanied by US and Chinese officers, inspecting the Ramgarh Training Center, India, 1940sChinese crew loading a mountain gun in exercise, Ramgarh, India, date unknownChinese soldier in bayonet practice at Ramgarh, India, date unknown
Chinese mortar regiment going through entrance to Ramgarh Training Center, India, Jun 1944; note US instructor at the head of column
Chinese mortar regiment going through entrance to Ramgarh Training Center, India, Jun 1944; note US instructor at the head of column
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