Second Sino-Japanese War

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中文: 中國抗日戰爭

Japanese surrender documents signed by Yasuji Okamura

English: Second Sino-Japanese War

日本語: 日中戦争

한국어: 중일전쟁

1 Aircrafts
2 Japanese armored vehicles
3 Japanese air power
4 American armored vehicles
5 Japanese machine gun
6 Japanese cannon
7 Japanese Howitzer
8 Field Artillery
9 Battle scenes
10 Chemical warfare
11 Military posters
12 Maps and war time publications
13 Individuals
14 Naval war ships
15 Japanese surrender documents signed by Yasuji Okamura
16 Internet video
17 See also

[edit] Aircrafts

B-29s dropping bombs over Japan.	B29 Superfortress in China, the most powerful ships in the world.	American P-40 Warhawks of the Flying Tigers in an airfield somewhere in China	B-24 Liberator taking off above P-40 Warhawks
Polikarpov I-15bis in the sky	Heinkel He-111A that used to belong the NRA airforce.	B-29 in flight.	The Curtiss-Wright C-46 Commando was used as a military transport aircraft during the war.
Paratroop C-47, 12th Air Force Troop Carrier Wing.	P51 of the 27th Fighter Squ.	Plaque located in Memorial Park National Museum of the United States Air Force

[edit] Japanese armored vehicles

Japanese type 95 tank.	Large number of IJA tanks ready for combat.	1941 Type92 Combat Cars near Nanking.	1943 column of IJA tanks by Asashi Shimbun reporter.
Tanks in Hunan.	Type 89 Japanese tank.‎		1937 IJA column of Type 95 tanks landing on Hangzeou.

[edit] Japanese air power

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。	Type Zero aircrafts.	Bombs for Chiang Kai-shek.	IJA Type 96 bomber over Chungking.
Japanese type97 fighter plane.	Japanese Ki-21-3 ready for war.	Type 96 Japanese attack air-plane.	Four Japanese Navy Type 96 planes.
Japanese bombing raid on Chungking.

[edit] American armored vehicles

Mountain-climbing U.S. medium tanks, manned by Chinese and American crews, use the Burma Road for the first time after the combined Allied offensive had broken the two-year Japanese control of the only overland supply route to China., ca. 1945.

M4 Shermans.

Chinese soldiers on US Light Tank M3A3

[edit] Japanese machine gun

[edit] Japanese cannon

1925 Type 14 105 mm Cannon.

[edit] Japanese Howitzer

Type 38 150mm howitzer. At first Type 38 was imported from Krupp in Germany during the Russo-Japanese War. Type 38 was used until the end of WWII.

1931 Type 91 105mm howitzer.

1937 Type 96 150mm Howitzer.

[edit] Field Artillery

1935 Type 94 75mm Mountain Gun.

1939 Type 99 100mm Mountain Gun.

1905 Type 38 75mm Field Gun.

1932 Type 90 75mm Field Gun.

[edit] Battle scenes

Invasion of Hainan Island by Asashi Shinbun.支那事変写真全集（朝日新聞、昭和14年発行)

Crossing river by Gate of China.支那事変写真全集<中>（朝日新聞、昭和13年発行）China Incident Photograph Album Volume 2(Shina Jihen Shashin Zenshu Vol. 2), published in 1938 by Asahi Shimbun.

Aerial shot of Nanking city wall 1930.

Shooting planes with machine gun,

[edit] Chemical warfare

[edit] Military posters

		Eight Route Army in Shanxi.	Kwang-jeou Hu-man courageous battle poster.
Navy Army Air Force fight the enemy poster

[edit] Maps and war time publications

	1942 Map of Japanese Empire.	Chinese government war time publication	Chinese army India-Burma campaign pictorial.
Situation map of Hukawng Valley.	Front cover of War supplement of China pictorial.	Chinese pictorial front cover1.

[edit] Individuals

		Japanese prisoners during the Battle of Changde.	Chiang, Song and Stilwell
Chiang Wei-kuo	Chiang Wei-kuo	Chiang Kai Shek	Speaks for itself
Claire Lee Chennault	Marshall-Soong-Chiang.jpg General Marshall, Soong May-ling and Chiang.	Nanking Entry Ceremony.

[edit] Naval war ships

1919 First Japanese Aircraft carrier.jpg 1919 First Japanese Aircraft carrier.	1937 US Marines arriving in Shanghai aboard USS Chaumont.	1937 USS Augusta.	1938 Japan Navy battleship.
1937 Japan navy flagship in Shanghai.