Photograph of a group of fourteen teenage boys and an adult man (wearing a shirt, slacks, and tie) arranged in two rows, the first row sitting on a long bench and the second row standing. Most of the boys are wearing light-colored, long-sleeve shirts, high-waist baggy pants cinched at the knee, and small dark caps, although one boy is wearing long baggy pants and a shirt with the number "50" printed on the front. Most of the boys are wearing small dark caps on their heads, and some are holding baseball gloves. The group is outside on a lawn, in front of the corner of a brick building and some small trees. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph indicate the names of those pictured, from left to right as: C. W. Baker, J. C. Warrrick, Everett Baker, Kenneth Townsend, Albert Pustejovsky, Leroy Magill, William Ingram, Henry L. Graves (the coach), William Street, J. D. Hinsley, J. D. Nixon, R. L. England, John Fox, R. B. Hutchinson, and John King Robinson.

Copy of an aerial photograph looking at Camp Hulen near Palacios, Texas. The photo shows the 211 Coast Artillery billets, the motor pool and gun park, as well as Turtle Bay in the top left. The text on the photo provides further details as to the location of each landmark.

Photograph of Private John F. Creamer standing on a tent in the process of taking down the stoves and breaking it down.

Photograph of tents belonging to Battery "B" of the 211th Coast Artillery at Indianola Beach. The tents of this battery back up to Matagorda Bay, which can be seen in the background of the photograph.

Photograph of troops of the 211th Anti-Aircraft leaving for the West Coast after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The troops are huddled together either resting or sleeping on the journey.

Aerial photograph looking at Camp Hulen near Palacios, Texas. The photo shows the 211 Coast Artillery billets, the motor pool and gun park, as well as Turtle Bay in the top left.

Photograph of large guns of Battery "B" of the 211th Coast Artillery (Anti-Aircraft) line up in firing order along the beach at Indianola.

Photograph from a water tower looking northeast at the area occupied by the 105-106 Coast Artillery regiments. There are rows of tents and buildings on either side of the strip of road, which is filled with trucks and artillery.

Photograph looking at Indianola Beach being guarded by numerous guns, four each for batteries "B," "C," and "D." This defense is part of the 211th Coast Artillery (Anti-Aircraft) utilizing three-inch guns.

Photograph of troops of Battery "B" 106th AAA Coast Artillery in the mess hall while eating a meal around Christmas. One may notice the Christmas lights hanging from the ceiling in four locations.