The Flying Tigers, or the American Volunteer Group, was made up of American volunteer pilots who were drafted by Colonel Claire L. Chennault from 1941 to 1942 to fight with Japanese air force in China ...

Global Times reporter interviews Jeffrey Greene, chairman of the Sino-American Aviation Heritage Foundation, at the Global ...

CGTN published an article on China's upcoming V-Day commemorations in Beijing. Through recounting the story of the American Flying Tigers' assistance to China in its battle against Japanese invaders, ...

Flying Tigers veteran Mel McMullen (second from left) and Nell Calloway (second from right), granddaughter of General Claire Lee Chennault, pose beside the newly unveiled statue during the ceremony in ...

(ECNS) --A new statue honoring the World War II-era Flying Tigers, the American volunteer pilots who aided China in its fight against Japan, was unveiled near Los Angeles International Airport, ...

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The Flying Tigers became some of America’s most famous volunteer pilots of World War II. Flying P-40s over China, they defended a foreign nation against Japanese forces before America fully entered ...

A statue commemorating the World War II-era Flying Tigers, the US volunteer pilots who fought alongside the Chinese people against Japanese aggression, was unveiled near Los Angeles International ...

Nell Calloway poses for photos alongside the sculptures in Los Angeles, the United States, on June 28, 2025. A ceremony unveiling sculptures of "Flying Tigers" was held on Saturday to commemorate the ...