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Greetings everyone, Lhasa Montgomery here, bringing you part two of our CHP overview of the

American Volunteer Group, better known by many as the Flying Tigers. and this cake in two equal halves but the CHP planning department really messed up on this one.

Hope you don't mind.

Last episode in part one, we discussed how Jiang Kaishek had appointed his wife,

Songmealing, someone he knew he could trust, to manage the project

of building an Air Force for China.

She also had a lot of connections in D.C. thanks to her illustrious brother, TV song, Japan had been

slamming China mercilessly from the air since 1937, and although there were attempts to the to counter this, the powers that be in Chong Ching began scrambling for a solution.

Jiang's brother-in-law, TV Song, was able to use his influential friends in Washington, D.C. to convince Franklin Delano Roosevelt, even before

Pearl Harbor, to give the okay to use Claire Schenalt is essentially a cutout to put together an all-American outfit that could get around

U.S. neutrality and make a contribution to halting the progress of the Japanese and China.

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