Photograph of DeWayne Silvertsen wearing a United States Army dress uniform and crouching inside a rock garden. Buildings are visible behind him.

Photograph of John Pado, Lee Baird, Clarence Smith, and Reno Castelli, wearing underwear and boots, sitting in front of a two-man tent at Camp Campbell. Other tents are visible in the background.

Photograph of Vincent Caulfield, Vernon Foster, and Charles Fricker sitting on top of a tank. The men are wearing coats and coats, while Foster and Fricker wear goggles. An open hatch is visible behind Caulfield's head.

Photograph of Alphonse DeSanto, Clarence Ernest, and Harold Smith standing together at Camp Campbell.

Photograph of Lieutenant Bissmeyer, Ray Owen, David Weston, and Joseph Zanetta drinking beer in a forest while on field maneuvers at Camp Campbell. Buckets and a wooden box are on the ground in front of the soldiers.

Photograph of members of the second platoon of the 56th Armored Infantry Battalion standing in front of a plywood hutment and posing. Four of the men are standing behind two kneeling men. The men in the back are Ed Sutkaitis, Frank Hulsizer, Howie Toms, and Curt Hagen. The men in the front row are Bill Shor and John Nugent. Most of them are wearing U.S. Army uniforms, but Sutkaitis is wearing a Camp Campbell tee shirt and Toms wears no shirt at all.

Photograph of actress Anita Louise looking down while at Camp Campbell. The back of a soldier's helmet is visible in the foreground.

Photograph of Roy and Emily Davis taken near Fort Knox, Kentucky (Lincoln's birthplace). Roy Davis actually carried this photo in his wallet while he was overseas.

Report issued by the Bureau of Mines discussing analyses of the Eastern and Western coal fields in Kentucky. The two coal fields are described in detail. This report includes tables, and illustrations.

Photograph of George Sotak posing in front of a building at Camp Campbell, Kentucky.

Copy photograph of Louie Colon, Frank Albright, John Dong, Donald Coombes, and Al Aquilar posing together at Camp Campbell in Kentucky.

Photograph of Vince Caulfield and Horner, members of Company B of the 714th Tank Battalion, at Camp Campbell, Kentucky.

Photograph of Richard Thomas, a member of Company B of the 714th Tank Battalion, at Camp Campbell, Kentucky.

Photograph of soldiers Horner, Cassidy, and Ducey kneeling on the grass at Camp Campbell, Kentucky.

Photograph of Vince Caulfield, Foster, and Fricker on the back of a Sherman tank at Camp Campbell, Kentucky.

Photograph of Jack Stephenson, Cassidy, and Weber wearing large overcoats at Camp Campbell.

Photograph of a soldier identified as Horner sitting on the ground and writing in a notebook at Camp Campbell, Kentucky.

Photograph of eight soldiers standing together outside of a building with a sign that reads "66th AIB." A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "66th Armored Infantry Bn, 12th A.D. 3rd from left Col. Clayton Wells. Kneeling on left Capt. Cripe, Exec HQ Co. Camp Campbell."

Postcard of a Methodist church in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. A handwritten note addressed to Miss Helen Aten says "Dear Helen: I got your card, was glad to hear from you. We are both fine. It's awful hot down here. This church is 18 blocks from our house. I haven't even been in it. But the one across its street I has been in. Give our best to all, write soon."

Three combined photographs of "E" Company, 56th Armored Infantry Regiment. These photos were taken at Camp Campbell, Kentucky.

Photograph of Company 'C' 285th Engineer Combat Battalion in Camp Campbell, KY, c. 1944.

Letter from WASP Cornelia Yerkes discussing ferrying aircraft, food, seeing a dentist, an officer from Latin America and speaking Spanish, and visiting different cities. Written on Mayo Hotel (Tulsa) stationary.

Letter from WASP Cornelia Yerkes discussing flying with poor weather from Louisville to Newark, seeing a play, riding an airliner, getting a hotel room, her dental health, and people she met. Written on Hotel Frances (Monroe, LA) stationary.

Photograph of three soldiers standing for a photo in front of a building at Camp Campbell, Kentucky.