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      Feature: Shared dreams enhance U.S. Flying Tiger family's bond with China

      Source: Xinhua| 2019-05-15 05:21:36|Editor: ZX
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      U.S.-NEW YORK-FLYING TIGERS VETERAN-JAMES E. BRYANT

      James E. Bryant (L, front), his wife Dorothy Bryant (R, front), son James Bryant (L, rear) and grandson Ben Bryant are pictured in Marblehead, Massachusetts, the United States, 2015. James Bryant will never forget the day when his 93-year-old father went back to his bedroom and came back with a flight brief case containing papers related to the training and assignments he took as a U.S. Flying Tiger pilot during the World War II. As a "remarkable" yet "humble" man and a loving father, James E. Bryant did not show any detailed evidence about his war experience until about three years ago, the son recalled. (Xinhua)

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