Photograph of 1894th Aviation Engineer Battalion members in full uniform in two rows in front of tents in an unknown location. The service members are seated in the first two rows and a row of service members are standing behind them. The service members on the far left side of the photo are blurred.

Photograph of military service members from the 1894 Aviation Engineer Battalion moving equipment using a crane. One service member is positioned in front of a tire with their back to the camera. In the distance, a group of service members stand off the to the right of the crane's arm.

Photograph of 1894th Aviation Engineer Battalion members in full uniform in two rows in front of tents.

Photograph of the 368th Infantry Regiment band playing during a reception for Admiral Halsey outside in the Philippines. A group of soliders holding a variety of instruments stand in formantion in front of a forest of palm trees. A soldier stands in the foreground commanding their attention.

Wartime copy of the music sheet for the 857th Aviation Engineer Battalion song composed, in part, by Everette "Tex" Frazier. This copy was presented and dedicated to the commanding officer of the unit, Lt. Col. William E. Hotchkiss.

Photograph of a band in military uniform playing music while others watch aboard unknown ship at sea. There is man seated at the forefront playing a keyboard instrument, a man behind him plays the drum and another seating on his left is holding a trumpet. A group of people watch from behind them.

Photograph of a section of Yellow Beach, Okinawa, Japan covered in wooden cargo crates and longshoremen sorting through cargo. A water tower is visible in the background.

Photograph of an engineer operating a bulldozer and clearing a field in an unknown location.

Photograph of an engineer working on fuel tank, wreckage can be seen strewn about, and a machine of some sort sits on the right mostly out of frame.

Photograph of two engineers sitting inside a machine clearing field in unknown location. The number 7 is displayed on the back of the machine.

Photograph of engineers digging a trench, one stands above the trench on the left while the rest of the men stand in it.

Photograph of engineers laying pipe in an unknown field. Four soldiers are clustered around a piece of pipe lying in a field of tall plants. Two soldiers are standing and two are bending over the pipe laid on the ground.

Photograph of two engineers preparing dynamite over some rocks in an unknown location. In the center of the photo, an engineer is crouching down and wrapping a coil around a dynamite sticks. Other sticks on lying on top of a large rock.

Photograph of five engineers working on large equipment in an unknown location. One stands on the left almost out of frame, three are crouched over in the center and one is one the left with only his head visible over the men in the center.

Photograph of an excavator digging in a quarry in an unknown location. The boom of the excavator with a pulley at the top is extended towards the wall of the quarry as the bucket at the end of the arm digs into the quarry wall. The number "76 - 407" printed on the side of the excavator.

Photograph of an engineer operating a drill in an unknown location, he is standing in the upper right-hand corner and his face is not in frame.

Photograph of a man sitting on top of a bulldozer and clearing a field in an unknown location.

Photograph of four longshoremen sitting on stacked cargo at Yellow Beach, Okinawa, Japan. Many of the cargo boxes in the foreground are overturned or broken.

Photograph of a fourteen-piece orchestra playing onstage during summer 1945 on Iwo Jima, two rows of the audience's heads are also in view.

Scrapbook page with three photographs of stewards preparing for Captain's inspection on U.S.S. Keokuk (CMc-6). The three photographs are affixed one above the other to a page with the caption "Getting ready for Captain's inspection" handwritten next to the top photo. A white star on a blue background appears to the right of each photo. In the top photo, a Black service member in a white uniform is looking at the camera while other crew members sit or stand nearby. To his left a white crew member stands at an open door. In the middle photo a group of Black service members pose in white dress uniforms. To their left, a white crew member stands at an open door. In the bottom photo, a crew member looks at the camera from behind the inner workings of the ship. Crew members stand or sit nearby. The word "Holt" is written to the right of the photo with an arrow pointing towards it.

Text of press release dated April 20, 1963 listing the names of eleven service members enlisted in the United States Coast Guard who participated in an attack that resulted in the sinking of a German submarine.

Photograph of quarry equipment related to the 1894 Aviation Engineer Battalion. In the foreground the combustion equipment can be seen, including a boiler. Two service members can be seen standing by the equipment in the background.

Photograph of a worn a chapel with a wooden sign saying, "Seaside Chapel" with a wooden cross on top.

Photograph of servicemen driving trucks in convoy on a dirt road in an unknown location. In the center of the photo, a man is seated in the cab of the truck looking at the camera, with two men sitting beside him. In the background, rows of tents can be seen.