Photograph of Richard Olive sitting on the top step of his barracks at Fort Campbell. He is wearing an Army dress uniform and garrison cap and rests his elbows upon his knees.

Photograph of Captain Rudolph Meuser sitting in an armchair and reading a newspaper. His legs are crossed and he is holding a cigarette in his right hand.

Photograph of Edward Scott wearing along U.S. Army coat and carrying a bundle under his left arm. He is standing on a plank walkway that leads up to a lightly colored barracks building at Camp Campbell, Kentucky. Two other soldiers can be seen standing on the wooden stairway that leads the building's entrance. The reverse side of the photo has a handwritten note that says that he has just returned from a ten mile hike.

Photograph of Edward Scott wearing a U.S. Army dress uniform and peaked cap while standing by a wire fence. Branches of a small tree rise from behind him.

Photograph of four women, an unidentified woman, Jane Richart, Mrs. Petranek, and Martha Downey, dressed for church. Three of them sit in a truck and the fourth sits on the running board. Brush-covered hills are visible in the background. A handwritten note at the bottom of the photo reads: "Easter Sunday 1944 - Somewhere in Texas".

Newsletter published by the 12th Armored "Hellcat" Division of the U.S. Army, discussing news related to the activities of the unit and members of the division.

Photograph of a soldier identified as Bloodsaw leaning against a vehicle.

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

Photograph of a solder leaning against the side of a car. A handwritten note on the photo says "Lt. Tyndell."

Photograph of a soldier standing on a road. A handwritten note on the photo says "Nov. 9, 1941."

Postcard of the Canadian Pacific Liner "Empress of Australia" in the ocean. A handwritten note on the back of the postcard says "Just a picture of the ship that the 12th Armored Division went from N.Y. to England on 46 years ago. Went to the North Central Reunion with Elmer Heinichen. (Also my wife) Had great time will write more. Roy E. Hansen."

Letter to Col. Helton and Pat from Russ Rasmussen (A-17) describing his donation of a photograph and his efforts to recall the names of the men in Company D, 56th AIR for the photograph.

Photograph of Battery D, 66th Field Artillery, at Pine Camp, New York, on August 9, 1941.

Photograph of the ruins of an unknown town in France. Handwritten note on the back of the photo reads, "A town in France."

Photograph of a crew wearing heavy rain coats as they attempt to dry off outdoors by a camp fire. Handwritten note on the back of the photo reads, "Trying to dry out by a fire."