Photograph of five soldiers, including Marshall Lyon, posing at the rear of a vehicle in the forest.

Photograph of a soldier standing by a rack of drying cooking pots and pans in the forest.

Photograph of Robert Salisbury wearing a U.S. Army uniform, helmet, glasses, and rifle while standing outdoors beside a tent. Towels hang from a line tied to a stick nearby. Trees cover the background.

Photograph of John Nugent writing letters and sitting in a clearing while on maneuvers in Tennessee.

Photograph of two soldiers standing in the forest while on maneuvers in Tennessee. A tent is set up to the left.

Photograph of uniformed soldiers sitting on motorcycles that are parked in a row. The soldiers are identified as Jama, Hayes, Beard, Kerestes, Bingham, Pickens, and Saikley.

Photograph of Bob Beach and Harvey Mahling eating while on Tennessee maneuvers.

Photograph of Marshall Lyon and two other unidentified soldiers posing by the rear of a vehicle.

Photograph of soldiers gathered around a field kitchen under a canvas cover in the forest.

Photograph of a soldier kneeling to draw water from a container. A field kitchen is visible in the background.

Photograph of soldiers standing next to a pup tent holding mess gear.

Photograph of an overturned 44th Armored Regiment M-5 tank in a ditch on a "blackout" march during maneuvers in Tennessee. Another automobile is driving up the road in the background.

Photograph of P.F.C. Burdzy standing alongside an M-5 tank while on maneuvers in Tennessee. A handwritten note on the photo reads: "P.F.C. Burdzy, Florence, TN. New M5 light tank".

Photograph of John Nugent kneeling in a field while on maneuvers in Tennessee.

Photograph of Major Edward Livaudais standing in a field while on maneuvers in Watertown, Tennessee.

Photograph of uniformed soldiers on motorcycles parked in a row. The men are identified as Hayes, Beard, James, Kerestes, Bingham, Pickens, and Saikley.

Photograph of two soldiers wrestling in front of a tent in the forest. Other soldiers stand around in the background.

From abstract: Perry and Lewis Counties, east of the Tennessee River, in west-middle Tennessee, are underlain by nearly flat-lying rocks of Paleozoic age, with Mississippian cherty limestones forming the greater part of the surface of the western Highland Rim Plateau ridges. Near the summits of the ridges there is a fairly definite horizon in the chert that contains manganese and iron oxides in varying degrees of concentration. Weathering of the mineralized chert has produced widespread float on the hill slopes and in the beds of small spring branches, and the presence of this float, some of it rich enough for metallurgical manganese ore, has encouraged a search for promising deposits in place. In the present study 52 localities where the mineralized beds crop out or have been prospected were examined.

A letter from Mrs. R.B. Priesitey to Blanche Perry requesting a baptistry painting for the church in Greenfield, Tennessee after seeing the painting done for the church in Friendship, Tennessee.

Letter from Perry's nephew describing the dedication services for the baptistry painting at the church in Rockwood, Tennessee.

Letter from Dr. E. A. Conger to Blanche Perry confirming details about a painting she did for the church in Rockwood, Tennessee. Discusses services at the church in nearby town of Harriman with Brother and Sister Timmerman.

This bulletin discusses the cultivation of Persian clover, a forage crop for both feed and green manure in the southern United States. Fertilizer requirements and seed production are among the topics discussed.

Photograph of three soldiers named Bill Richards, Frank Sherdian, and Dick Williams reclining in a pile of hay. Many rows of tents are visible in the background.

Photograph of Charles Pugrant digging a trench while on field maneuvers in Tennessee.