This article, the second in a series, delves into Taiwan’s history as a logistical base during aerial warfare. It builds upon previous research, examining the mobilization efforts undertaken during wartime. The exploration isn’t limited to battles in the sky, but extends to the material realities of supporting an air war. Artists Hsu Chia-Wei and Lo Yi-Chun’s works serve as key lenses through which this history is being re-examined. The piece highlights how the war impacted material culture and logistical networks within Taiwan. Ultimately, it frames the war not just as a series of aerial engagements, but as a comprehensive logistical undertaking brought to life through artistic interpretation.