Flying Tigers

The Flying Tigers were a volunteer American fighter unit that fought in Burma and China against Japanese forces prior to the official participation of the United States in World War II.

Pilots running towards Warharks amid Japanese air raid.

US Air Forces videos

• Flying Tiger newsreels.
• Flying Tigers Bite Back

U.S. aircraft

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  P-40 maintenance
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  P-40s at Kunming
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  Pilots running towards warharks.
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  Curtiss P-40E
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  A Chinese soldier guards a line of P-40 planes
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  A Liberator bomber crosses the shark-nosed bows of U.S. P-40 fighters
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  P-43s in China.
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  Crew chief indicates a P-40 pilot's scores.

Japanese aircraft

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  Nakajima Ki-43-IIa.
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  Nakajima Ki-43-II.
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  Japanese bomber(Ki-21-3) over Chungking.从飞机上俯拍的日军轰炸渝中半岛的照片。
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  Type Zero aircrafts.
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  IJA Type 96 bomber over Chungking.
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  Japanese type97 fighter plane.
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  Japanese Ki-21-3 ready for war.
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  Type 96 Japanese attack air-plane.
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  Four Japanese Navy Type 96 planes.

People

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  William Pawley, American businessman, diplomat and intelligence operative, Founder of The Flying Tigers.
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  Soong May-ling and Claire Chennaul
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  Claire Chennault in his office at Kunming, China, about May 1942
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  Robert T. Smith
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  General Claire Lee Chennault - founder of the Flying Tigers in China
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  Chennault with his wife
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  Chennaul wedding photo

Badges, insignias and monuments

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  A blood chit with the badge of the Flying Tigers
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  The badge of the 14th Air Force, successor to the Flying Tigers
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  Flying Tigers Monument Ocala Florida

See also

• China Air Task Force
• Blood chit

Additional source

• “飞虎队”英雄 南洋小子飞天抗日