Photograph of a uniformed soldier named Albert G. Iggi sitting down and being shaved by a man named Gevat. Iggi has a barber cloth covering his torso. They are sitting outside near a wooded area.

Photograph of four uniformed American soldiers leaning against a building. They are identified from left to right as Bertelson, Packey, Cahill, Markey, and Symon. Two young girls stand to the left of Packey. The stone building has a series of large multi-paned windows with shutters. The numbered hood and wheel well of a jeep is visible to the left.

Photograph of Freddie Meuman and Leonard Machalow sitting in a jeep with other uniformed soldiers. Meuman is wearing dark sunglasses and is sitting in the left front seat. Machalow is holding a cigar to the right. There are two buildings visible in the background.

Photograph of a concrete German bunker lying amidst a field of yellow flowers.

Photograph of dozens of German women arranged in a line outdoors in Aalen, Germany. Many can be seen with bags and luggage. Soldiers and United States Army vehicles are visible in front of and behind the line. Buildings and a tree line are visible in the background.

Photograph of two photographs of uniformed soldiers standing next to a canvas covered truck. The image on the left shows Technician Fifth Class Robert M. Spainhour and Sergeant Richard D. Olive standing on either side of Sergeant William E. Confer. The image on the right shows Spainhour and Olive.

Photograph of a smiling man wearing a U.S. Army dress uniform and garrison cap.

Photograph of Roy Rightmire wearing a coat and soft cap while standing near a crossroads in Camp Barkeley. Clapboard buildings with smoking chimneys are visible behind him. An attached note says that he was one of the first men from the 119th Armored Battalion to die overseas.

Photograph of six uniformed soldiers posing together for the camera in front of a canvas tent. The men standing are identified from left to right as Iggi, Winsted, Paul Valasco, and Katz. The two crouching men are noted as Kid and Zigman. Other tents are visible in the background.

Photograph of Earl Spears, Charlie W. Bryant, and Charles L. Caudill sitting with a M1917 Browning machine gun. Spears sits to the left and wears a camouflaged jacket and helmet. Bryant is firing the gun, and Caudill holds a belt of ammunition to the right.