Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper.

Photograph of twelve liberated Polish prisoners of war by a wrought iron fence. Two men stand off to the left, while ten others pose for the camera. They are wearing a mixture of military uniforms and civilian clothes. A tree and half-timbered houses are visible behind them.

Photograph of a U.S. Army gun motor carriage bearing soldiers over a dirt road. The carriage is linked to another vehicle to the left.

Photograph of Dan Melli standing inside of a shadowy building while Everett Roeder looks in from the bright outdoors. Both are wearing U.S. Army uniforms, though Roeder also wears sunglasses and a soft cap. The caption on the reverse side declares that Melli was cooking steaks on a portable grill.

Three copy photographs of tanks on a muddy road. The first photograph shows a soldier kneeling next to the tracks of a Mark V German tank. In the middle photograph, several soldiers stand around a tank in a ditch off a muddy road after a snowstorm in Austria. In the last photograph, a soldier stands on top of a recovery vehicle prepared to winch a Mark IV tank out of a ditch and onto the road.

Photograph of Dan Melli standing inside of a shadowy building over a pot filled with water. Another soldier stands nearby, but both he and Melli have their torsos outside of the camera's view.

Photograph of ten Polish slave laborers sitting on the ground in front of a picket fence. Two wooden buildings are visible behind them.

Photograph of Dan Melli leaning out of a window of a surgical truck. The truck bears the image of a cross inside of a white square.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Mrs. Eulah M. Pitts of Oklahoma City, Okla., and Major General Woodrow W. Vaughan, Commanding General of the United States Theater Army Support Command (TASCO), during ceremonies naming the headquarters building "Pitts Hall" after the late Captain Riley Leroy Pitts, a former member of the headquarters who was posthumously award the Medal of Honor (U. S. Amry photo by Specialist Four James Asman."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Mrs. Eulah M. Pitts of Oklahoma City, Okla., Widow of Captain Riley Leroy Pitts, Medal of Honor winner, and Major General Woodrow W. Vaughan, Commanding General of the United State Theater Army Support Command, view the memorial plaque designating the TASCOM headquarters building as "Pitts Hall" (U.S. Army photo by James Asman)."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Mrs. Eulah M. Pitts of Oklahoma City, Okla., and Major General Woodrow W. Vaughan, Commanding General of the United States Theater Army Support Command (TASCOM), during ceremonies naming the headquarter building "Pitts Hall" after the late Captain Riley Leroy Pitts, a former member of the headquarters who was posthumously award the Medal of Honor."

Photograph of a uniformed soldier standing in the open doorway at the rear of a maintenance van. Three gas cans hang from the rear of the vehicle to the left and right of the doors. The soldier is focusing on an object within his hands. "Munich" is handwritten at the bottom right portion of the photo.

Photograph of Charles W. Lorenz, Jess Ponce, and Nicholas Carricino standing together holding mugs and food. A wooden fence and a house is visible behind them.

Photograph of a sculpture of a man sitting next to a horse. The statue stands to the side of a road that has the rear end of a car visible to the left.

Photograph of five young women standing within the doorway of a boxcar at a rail yard in Augsburg, Germany. The reverse side of the photo has a handwritten note that says these are Israeli women who were released from the Buchenwald concentration camp.

Photograph of five young women standing within the doorway of a boxcar at a rail yard in Augsburg, Germany.

Photograph of five uniformed soldiers beside a truck with an encircled star painted on its door. Two of the helmeted men stand beside the truck's wheel well, while the other three men crouch in front.

Drawing of a uniformed American soldier named Richard Benny standing in front of a German World War I memorial. The figure is a nude man leaning backward with his eyes closed. "Wollte keine knechte" appears on an arched stone wall behind the figure.

Photograph of a street in Munich, Germany, that is surrounded by the rubble of ruined buildings. A U.S. Army truck is visible in the street as well as a group of people.

Photograph of three uniformed soldiers sitting on top of a partially visible M4 tank and under the tank's T-34 Calliope rocket launcher. The men are identified from left to right as Griff Lingo, William Giannopolous, and Calvin Singer. "Augsburg, Germany" is handwritten on the lower right portion of the photo.

Photograph of uniformed American soldiers named Joseph Kiker and George Hatt standing in front of a building. Plants and a shuttered window are located behind the two helmeted men.

Photograph of damaged buildings in Munich, Germany. A pile of rubble and twisted metal frames lies between two largely intact buildings.

Photograph of a uniformed American soldier named Arlo Ward as he stands in front of a half-track named "Amelia Kate." A row of houses can be seen behind fences on the right.

Photograph of seven uniformed U.S. Army soldiers in a grassy field. Two tanks are parked behind them, and a group of houses are visible in the background. One of the soldiers is crouching and smoking a cigarette.