Comments on: CNAC sign on the Shanghai Post Office http://gregcrouch.com/2011/cnac-shanghai-post-office website of author Gregory Crouch Tue, 29 May 2018 03:01:29 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.2.13 By: Gregory http://gregcrouch.com/2011/cnac-shanghai-post-office#comment-1645 Fri, 17 Feb 2012 15:25:17 +0000 http://gregcrouch.com/?p=387#comment-1645 In reply to Claudia Aposhian.

Dear Claudia, that’s a very interesting connection to the Chinese Air Force. I don’t happen to know how to find the man you mention, however. I’d be able to offer some help if he’d been a CNAC pilot, but I don’t have any CAF sources of note. Sorry, GC

]]> By: Claudia Aposhian http://gregcrouch.com/2011/cnac-shanghai-post-office#comment-1641 Fri, 17 Feb 2012 06:13:29 +0000 http://gregcrouch.com/?p=387#comment-1641 Just found your site. My mother, Mrs. Eleanor Helen Allen, had open house for Chinese Cadets being trained by the Flying Tigers in Pheonix, AZ. during WWII. We knew many of them. Do you have any knowledge of how I could find what happened to WWII Chinese Air forcemen? Especially Capt. G. H. M. Liu. He was in Pheonix, AZ. at Luke Field in 1946 and left for China in April 22, 1947. I know he was in Shanghai for a while. Address: % Miss Lee Ying Ching, P.R. & S.B., Shanghai Branch, Shanghai, China at least in 1948. The last address (on a letter returned was in 1959) was 6/5/157/3 Hsiss Yi Road, 3rd section, Taipei, Taiwan. Did he marry? Did he have children?

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