Group photograph of the 131 Band on Christmas day in Sendai, Japan. The men are in two rows behind wooden music stands that read "131 AGF". The men wear long sleeved collared uniform shirts and pants. Handwritten in black ink below, above or beside each man is his name. In the from row from left to right is Joe {illegible}, George Kaplan, Arthur {illegible}, Alan Bogues, Clinton Phillipe and Jesse {illegible}. The back row is Larry Glaser, Tom Powers, Bob Brinker, Bob Bust, Bill Murphy, {illegible}, and Bart Foss. There is a white sign above the men that reads "131 A.G.F. Dance band". Printed In the bottom left-hand corner of the photograph is "Sendai, Japan. Dec. 25, 45".

Group photograph of the 131 AGF Band standing on a stage in two rows behind wooden music stands. The men are wearing long-sleeved collared shirts, dark undershirts, belts and pants tucked into boots. A sign above them reads "131 A.G.F. Band".

Group photograph of the 131 Dance Band on stage in Sendai, Japan. The men are in three rows except for a trumpet player standing on the left and the pianist sitting at the piano on the right. The back row consists of six men, from left to right there are four trumpet players, a drummer and cellist. In the second row there are three trombone players. In the front row there are seven men, five saxophonists, and a guitar player all sitting behind wooden music stands. The seventh man in the front row is not behind a music stand nor holding an instrument. All the men wear dark collared uniform shirts and pants. Printed underneath the photograph is "Dec. 45 - Sendai".

Photograph of two army band members on either side of sign that reads "Matinee Today The 76th AGF Band Presents Rollicking Rhythm". The men are in dark uniform jackets and pants, collared shirts, ties, lace up boot and caps. The man on the left has an Army technician patch on his left sleeve and his hand in his pocket. The man on the right stands with his hand on his hip. On the far left is another sign that gives the door times as follow: "Doors open 13:00, Show Starts 14:00, Evening Performance 19:30", meaning at 1pm, 2pm and 7:30pm. Behind the men are white framed glass doors.

Photograph of the U.S. Army band on stage in Tokyo, Japan. The men are in two rows with the front row sitting behind wooden music stands. All but one of the men wear dark collared uniform shirts and pants. On the far left a man with a guitar stands in a cowboy hat, button down shirt, large belt and cowboy boots. From left to right in the front row is Don Brown, Bill Gravett, Bob Brinker, unidentified, George Kaplan, Gayle Rasmussen, Joe Kost and unidentified. The back row is an unidentified man, Chester Dzierkiewiz, Wes Cain, Tom Powers, Larry Glaser, Ted Niewiadomski, Bill Murphy, Chuck Delula.

Photograph of band member Larry Glaser sitting with his hands in his lap. He is wearing a dark long-sleeved uniform with two pockets on the front and glasses. His hands are resting on top of a newspaper.

Photograph of one of the Army band members standing at the top of some steps by a sign advertising the band's performance. He stands on the left with his hands in the pockets of a dark jacket. He is also wearing a collared undershirt, tie, side cap, crossbody bag and lace up boots. The sign on the right reads "Matinee Today The 76th AGF Band Presents Rollicking Rhythm". Another sign advertising the door times is on the left mostly hidden behind the band member.

Photograph of drummer Bart Foss sitting to read a letter with bottle in hand. He is sitting at a desk in a collared uniform jacket with two pockets and Army technician patches on either sleeve. On the left side of the table is a mess of papers, ink jars and magazines.

Photograph of Bob Brinker the trumpet player from the 131-band sitting on the edge of a cot. He is wearing a light-colored collared shirt, pants and lace up boots. Brinker has a newspaper in his hand and a suitcase on the cot to the right. In front of him to the left is a desk, and on the wall behind him are photographs pinned to the walls.

Photograph of a crowd of people amongst buildings on the streets of Sendai, Japan. The ground is littered with puddle of water.

Photograph of Deyo McCullough standing with a cello in front of tree on Christmas in Sendai, Japan. McCullough stands on the left in a collared shirt, dark tie, belt, pants and boots. printed on the front diagonally across the upper right-hand corner is "Dec 25 - 45 Sendai, Japan".

Photograph of Deyo holding a trumpet in front of a tree. he is wearing a dark collared shirt with two pockets on the front. Handwritten on the right in blue ink is, "to Mac a good buddy and a fine guy. Bill Murphy".

Photograph of Deyo McCullough from the torso up in uniform in Sendai, Japan. His jacket is dark with two patches on the arm and a side cap. Behind him are brick stairs.

Photograph of Deyo D. McCullough in his Army uniform posing in front of several trees. He stands with his hands behind his back and legs together. McCullough's uniform consists of a dark four pocketed jacket with four buttons, pressed dress pants, dark shoes and a side cap.

Photograph of Deyo McCullough sitting in front of a small closet of uniforms with Army technician patches on the sleeves. He is wearing a collared shirt and has a hand raised to his face and one leg thrown over the other.

Photograph of drummer Bart Foss sitting. He is wearing a white long-sleeved button up and dark pants.

An official photo of Deyo McCullough in Niigata, Japan. He stands profile, body turned to the left and is wearing a dark full uniform with two pockets on the front and patches on the sleeve, lace-up boots and a side cap.

Group photograph of Larry Glaser, Bart Foss, an unknown man and Deyo McCullough in front of an ice cave. The men are all in dark double pocketed jackets, collared undershirts, ties, gloves, caps, and pants tucked into lace-up boots. The ground underneath them is rocky and snow covered and a large stone entryway with a door is behind them.

Photograph of Larry Glaser laying sideways on a cot with his head propped up on his hand. He is wearing a dark long-sleeved uniform with two pockets on the front and glasses. There are several photographs pinned to the wall on the left and a framed photograph resting on a self to the right. Below Glaser's cot from left to right is a trunk, three pairs of shoes and two flashlights or lamps.

Photograph of a man in uniform in front of a military vehicle for the band. The man is wearing a collared shirt with two pockets on the front, glasses, a tie, belt, pants and dress shoes. To his right is a cover truck that reads "Band ☆ 76" on the front bumper.

Photograph of an advertisement for a performance of the 76th AGF Band in Tokyo surrounded by other advertisements. The sign reads "76th AGF Band The 3rd-One Night Stand Hibiya Hall Sat. 13th. 7:30 P.M. Doors Open 6:30 GHQ S.S.". Below the sign a small group of people in civilian clothing walk by.

Photograph taken on a street in Niigata, Japan. There are buildings and powerlines on either side of the street and a few people in long dark coats walking around. On the right boxes can be seen stacked against the side of building.

Photograph of Vence L., a pianist in the Army band, sitting cross armed at a table. He is wearing a collared shirt with two pockets on the front. A jar sits on the table in front of him, a piece of paper sits on a bed behind him, and a jacket and lunch tray hang on the wall behind him.

Portrait of Bart Foss sitting down. He is wearing a dark double pocketed uniform jacket with Army technician patches on the sleeves, a tie, side cap and gloves. Handwritten in the bottom right-hand corner is "Bart Foss".