Photograph of Carl Lyons holding a rifle and standing in front of a truck at Schneighaven, Germany.

Photograph of 15 men in dress uniforms posing together with four men in suits outside of the B.F. Goodrich Company building. The men and officers are part of a training class. Lieutenant Edward Johnson is identified as the man second from left in the front row.

Photograph of a building with an iron fence and a light dusting of snow. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "This is where our office was on Christmas Day. I have a post card of the same building which I'll send when I'm allowed to."

Photograph of three trees in a line on the horizon, with a line of trees in the distance. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "[?] picture made while one of our tanks fired - Bischwiller, France."

Photograph of a soldier working on a signpost in Nancy, France which show the names and distances of several U.S. cities.

Photograph of Filipino children standing in a canal surrounded with water.

Photograph of two soldiers standing in a snowy street, with two buildings in the background. A handwritten note on the photo says "Reichstett Pr. Jan 45 Steffenauer."

Photograph of soldiers walking in a field in the Philippines, with palm trees around them. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "Lunch the day we landed in the Philippines."

Photograph of two lieutenants standing in front of a snow-covered tank, with "Yankee Doodle" painted on its side. According to a handwritten note on the photo, it was taken in Bischwiller, France.

Photograph of Captain Devine standing in a snowy street, with buildings behind him.

Photograph of a soldier standing next to a fence surrounding a snowy yard in Bischwiller, France, with a red cross flag attached to the fence.

Photograph of a Red Cross flag attached to a wrought iron fence lining a snowy yard in Bischwiller, France.

Postcard of a river surrounded with trees, with text that says "Scene on the Chattahoochee River, Columbus, Georgia." A handwritten note addressed to Helen Aten says "Howdy: Having a very nice time. Tell John people are husking corn down here. And he shouldn't work to hard to get his done till I get back. Githa."

Photograph of a group of soldiers running in a snowy street, with a destroyed building in the background, and several other damaged buildings in the vicinity. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "Schillerdorf, France, the 7th Army drove the Germans SS Troops out of this town in a vigorous counter attack."

Photograph of the Philippines shore seen from the ocean.

Photograph of three soldiers (Nelson, Babcock, and Stash) sitting in the cab of a medical vehicle.

Photograph of a house and people in Herrlisheim, Germany, taken by Nicholas Kepf from the 12th Armored Division MP Platoon.

Photograph of a large group of soldiers, some holding weapons, posing together in front of a building. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "2nd Platoon, 'C' Co., 56th AIB."

Photograph of a ship in the ocean near the Philippines. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "Landing in the Philippines."

Photograph of Captain Reichstell holding a helmet under his arm and standing next to a building on a snowy street.

Photograph of a man tying a calf at a rodeo, with spectators watching from outside the fenced, circular area. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "Rope tying at the Rodeo in January 1944 - Abilene - Texas."

Photograph of a soldier sitting in a folding chair near a tent with cots. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "A day or so after the second Philippine beach head."

Photograph of a soldier standing in a street with a small church in the distance. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "Picture taken Jan 1945 in France. There was a small amount of snow on the ground."

Postcard with a poem entitled "In Kentucky," by James H. Mulligan, with a picture of Colonel Sanders next to it. A handwritten note addressed to Miss Helen H. Aten from Woodrow W. Aten at Camp Campbell says "Dear Helen and all, I received the news today. How are you all taking it by now. Quite a surprise. Winter is here but it is OK. In fact it is nice. There is no snow however but just wait. Am busy enough now and days flick by. Letter from John Hofnogle today. Bro. Woodrow."