Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Lieut. Kenneth M. Taylor, Hominy, first Oklahoman winner of the distinguished service cross in this war, is third from the left in this row or army heros of the air who together downed nine Japanese planes during the sneak attack on Hickam field and Pearl Harbor, December 7."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Ceremonies held May 12 in California at Hamilton Air Force Base will have an Oklahoma feel, as the base celebrates the 30th Anniversary of its formal dedication. Maj. Gen. Clarence L. Tinker, native Oklahoman who was lost in action on Wake Island during WWII, and the man for whom Tinker AFB is named, was commander of the California field when it was first dedicated 30 years ago."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "The USS Oklahoma was capsized in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec 7, 1941."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Pearl Harbor 12-7-41"

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Rescuers and crew members stand on the upturned hull of the battleship USS Oklahoma hours after it capsized during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941. Thirty two crew members were rescued from inside the ship but nearly 400 bodies were recovered when the Oklahoma was righted in 1943"

Photograph of a small aircraft sporting the Air Force star and dot insignia on its wings on a concrete runway. The front propeller is blurred in motion. There is a mountain range in the background.

Photograph outside a concrete bomb shelter. The shelter is on the bottom right, oblong in shape and has a visible door. Two other buildings are behind the shelter and a small aircraft is captured in air on the left.

Photograph of a group of workers in front of fake ship, which was used for parades. There are three rows of men, the first is crouching on the ground with the other two rows standing behind them.

Photograph of 'Leaping Tuna" a four wheeled transport cart pulled by a U.S. Navy Tractor. Two unidentified men sit in the cart and another man sits on the wheel of the tractor waving. The transport is parked on a dirt road in front of a two-story building.

Photograph of a man standing in front of gas alarm sign with metal triangle. The man is wearing a short-sleeved collared shirt, overalls, a utility apron, a hat, and a cross body satchel. Behind him are stacks of wooden planks.

Photograph of Robert Reynolds sitting with his legs crossed on a lower bunk. He wears a light-colored t-shirt tucked into long pants and lace up shoes. There is a magazine next to his pillow, boxes on the floor on the right side and another pair of shoes on the left. A tag hangs down from the top bunk and a stripped sleep shirt has been discarded on the upper bunk.

Photograph of Ross Copper, Harry Hughes, and Robert Reynolds crouching in front of a wire obstacle on Waikiki Beach. Ross Copper is on the left in a button-up collared shirt rolled up at the sleeves, long pants, dress shoes, and holding a cigarette between his fingers. Harry Hughes is in the center wearing a white collared shirt with a dark tie, long dark pants and two-toned dress shoes. Robert Reynolds is on the right in a white t-shirt, long hemmed pants, lace up boots and holding a cigarette.

Photograph of a sailor in a dark V-necked shirt sitting at a wooden desk reading the blue Jacket's Manual. Printed in the bottom left corner is " "MAC" finds time to study".

Photograph of a sailor with his back to camera watching a 5-inch gun fire and let off smoke. He is dressed in a dark uniform with a white sailor hat. Printed along the top is " "Mac" sees a 5" gun in action". Printed in the bottom-right corner "Official U.S. Navy Photograph".

Photograph of four sailors in a line loading torpedo into tube on destroyer or cruiser. The man closest to the left is bending over a railing, the two in the center are turned to the right and scrunched close together, the man on the right is facing the others and standing slightly above them. All the men wear long shirts and pants and white sailors' hats. Printed int he upper right-hand corner "Teamwork and the American "Mac"' and in the bottom left-hand corner is "Time, inc. Photo Approved by Public Relations".

Photograph of three sailors on chin-up bars, all in varying positions as they do flips on the bar. Three more men stand off to the right watching. The sailors' wear dark pants, white t-shirts and white sailor hats. Behind them is a large white two-story building. Printed along the bottom of the image is " "MAC" learns he can hold his own".

Photograph of sailors on drill field doing deep knee bends with their arms stretched out to the side. Rows of trees and white two-story buildings can be seen in the distance. Printed across the bottom of the image " "MAC " & "CAL"ISTHENICS become acquainted".

Photograph of sailors with oars manning two lifeboats. Printed along the bottom is " "MAC" in life boat drill".

Photograph of sailors playing baseball, they wear either a full dark uniform or a white t-shirt and dark trousers. In the foreground is a sailor in a white t-shirt holding a bat ready to swing, behind him the catcher is crouched down with a mitt and helmet. The rest of the sailors are gathered in a group behind them. Printed on the upper left " "Mac" knows how to play ball".

Photograph of a sailor in dark swim trunks floating on his back in a pool beside a swim instructor. There is a row of sailors in hats and dark swim trunks sitting along the edge of the pool. Behind them is another two rows of sailors dressed in dark uniforms and white sailor hats. Printed along the bottom " "MAC" receives swimming instructions".

Photograph of a group of sailors entering barracks with sea bags slung over their shoulders, wearing dark pea coats and light-colored leggings. Two sailors also stand by the open door of the barracks watching as the others enter. On the left a sign on the building can be partially seen reading "BARRACKS". Printed in the bottom right-hand corner " Uncle Sam equips "MAC" with the best".

Photograph of SS-67, aerial shot from stern, smoke blowing from exhaust. There are several sailors littered along the top of the submarine. Printed in the upper right-hand corner " "MAC" visits a training submarine", in the bottom left-hand corner is "Official U.S. Navy Photograph".

Photograph of Tex Stanley dressed and posing as hula dancer in a long grass skirt and several leis. He holds up a long item in his right hand and he has a cigar in his mouth. Behind Tex Stanley is a truck parked in front of a two-story building.

Photograph of three shirtless sailors posing while carrying 3-inch shells. Printed above them is " "MAC" is strong enough to carry shells". Printed in the bottom-left corner "Official U.S. Navy Photograph".