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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 Bryant (L) and his son Ben Bryant pose in front of the memorial posters at the 4th Sino-American Second World War Friendship and Flying Tiger History Conference in Las Vegas, the United States, May 11, 2019. 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/Han Fang)

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