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Looking Out the Window of a Douglas C-54 Skymaster The circular window of the Douglas C-54 Skymaster frames a shot of the wing while in flight.
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Don Willmott in Douglas C-54 Skymaster Enroute to Calcutta Don Willmott's face is blurred by the bright sunlight coming through the window of the Douglas C-54 Skymaster that is transporting him from Kunming to Calcutta.
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US Troops on Plane from Kunming at End of WWII US troops inside the Douglas C-54 Skymaster that took them over "The Hump" from Kunming to Calcutta. The plane has a large domed roof and benches along the sides on which the men are seated. Some of them appear to be reading letters.
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Don Willmott Awaiting Transport at Kunming Airbase Corporal Don Willmott waiting for the Douglas C-54 Skymaster to board for his flight to Calcutta with other US troops.
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Loading a Douglas C-47 Skytrain with Equipment A Douglas C-47 Skytrain sits on the runway at R2S getting cargo loaded into it. In the foreground are the ox carts that have carried the equipment from the base. The plane has the numbers "3" and "315907" written on the tail.
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Douglas C-54 Skymaster Landing at the R2S Drill Field A Douglas C-54 Skymaster arriving at the R2S Drill Field. An army vehicle is driving on the dirt road in the foreground. Some small buildings can be seen in the background.
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Douglas C-54 Skymaster on the Tarmac at R2S A Douglas C-54 Skymaster sitting on the tarmac at the R2S Drill Field, seen from under the wing of another stationary airplane.
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Douglas C-47 Skytrain at Liangshan Airbase A Douglas C-47 Skytrain sits on the runway at Liangshan Airbase. The plane has "Joanna" written in cursive script near the nose and "3" near the tail. A number starting with "8" is on the nose.
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Omar Walmsley Holding Model Hawker Fury Biplane Omar Walmsley is holding a model Hawker Fury biplane next to a brick wall with ironwork at the top.
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Teenage Boys with Model Airplanes From left to right: Don Willmott, Omar Walmsley and Bill Phelps behind a table with model airplanes they have built.
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Fokker F.VIIb/3m Plane Taking Off A Fokker F.VIIb/3m trimotor monoplane is seen from behind as it takes off from the the Chengdu Fenghuangshan Airfield (成都凤凰山机场).
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Lufthansa Junker Ju 52 on Chengdu Airfield A Lufthansa Junker Ju 52 on the Chengdu Fenghuangshan Airfield (成都凤凰山机场), which had been recently built 15 miles northwest of the WCUU campus.
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Red Pandas at Xiqu Park, 1975 A red panda and the back half of another red panda in a zoo enclosure.
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A Panda Sitting on Ice at Xiqu Park, 1975 An adult panda holds a stalk of bamboo while sitting on what appears to be ice in a zoo enclosure.
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A Panda Chewing Bamboo at Xiqu Park, 1975 An adult panda sits on the grass with a bunch of bamboo in front of it. An empty heart-shaped pool is in the background behind it.
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Three Pandas at Xiqu Park, 1975 Three adult pandas sit on a lawn with a large batch of bamboo. There is a concrete pool of water next to them.
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Dryden Phelps Holding a Panda Dryden Phelps is standing in the Graham's yard holding Pandah, who is on a leash. Dryden has clips around his trousers, which suggests he was riding a bicycle. A thatched-roof pavilion can be seen in the background.
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Two Girls and a Boy with a Panda Bill Willmott and two unidentified girls sit on a porch with Pandah. A servant is on the porch with them. The older girl holds Pandah's leash.
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Bill Willmott Petting a Panda Bill Willmott sits on the lawn with his hand on the back of Pandah, one of the pandas captured in 1941. The panda is on a leash. A brick wall is in the background.
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1975 Willmott Trip to China This Event compiles color slides taken by Earl Willmott on his 1975 trip to China with his wife Katharine hosted by the People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries.
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Woodblock Print - The Colossal Conceit of Missionaries The image shows a massive figure drawn in the style of Chinese temple statues. He is wielding a sword and presiding over what appears to be a court. In a much smaller scale, a man with a doctor's bag holds the page of a book open on the desk of the court. The symbolic meaning is up for interpretation.
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Woodblock Print - Off to School A family consisting of a mother, two sons and a daughter walk alongside a stone wall. The oldest boy is wearing a scout uniform, an indication of his membership in the Guomindang youth club, while his younger brother wears the zhongshan suit first popularized by Sun Yatsen. The mother and daughter wear scholars' gowns, showing their status as "New Women," an image promoted by the GMD.
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Woodblock Print - New Dawn though the Moon Gate This print shows an extended family consisting of grandmother, son, daughter-in-law and three children sitting in front of a circular "moon gate." The grandmother and the baby are looking away from the gate, while the rest of the family are looking through it. The scene that appears before them is a countryside with a small cottage in the mid-ground and a rising sun in the distance. The grandmother wears the women's traditional jacket with trousers, while the son, daughter-in-law and child wear scholars' gowns.
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Woodblock Print - Threshing Rice Four men working in a rice field - two of them are tying the rice into sheaves, while the other two are threshing the sheaves in a conical wooden device for that purpose. They wear only cotton trousers.
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Willmott Family at Go Home Bay, 1914 Walter, Margaret, Evie and Earl Willmott pose for an informal portrait at their summer cottage in the Madawaska Club at Go Home Bay.