Photograph of several uniformed U.S. Army medics walking on a muddy dirt road that passes between a group of houses. Armored vehicles are visible behind them.

Photograph of Dave Arburn standing beside a Sherman tank. He is wearing a helmet and U.S. Army uniform.

Photograph of two uniformed soldiers standing together on a rocky field at Camp Campbell, Texas. The two men are wearing dress uniforms with neckties tucked into their buttoned shirts. Two men wearing garrison caps can be seen walking towards a wooden building in the background.

Photograph of a group of German soldiers surrendering at the Colmar Pocket in France. Four of the German soldiers have their hands on their heads, while the foremost man holds his hands in front of him. Two helmeted American soldiers stand at either end of the group. The surrounding area is covered with snow and bare vegetation.

Photograph of Larry Farmer sitting cross-legged underneath a pup tent in front of some trees. He is wearing a helmet and U.S. Army uniform. Pans hang from a tree to the right.

Photograph of four uniformed U.S. soldiers standing indoors around a desk. One man to the left is holding a stack of papers, the next man holds a mess kit tin, the third man points at an object on the desk, while the fourth holds another mess tin.

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 nine uniformed soldiers near a lean-to. Three helmeted men on the left look down at a man kneeling by a bucket. Two men are under the shade of the lean-to. To the right, a mustached soldier holds a hammer over another soldier who is bending over.

Photograph of three uniformed and helmeted soldiers posing together outside. They are identified as Peterson, Walter Hudzik, and John Pado.

Photograph of Robert Quail standing and saluting in front of a tent. He is wearing a garrison cap and khaki uniform.

Photograph of a single propeller airplane mid-flight. The fuselage left underside of its wing bear the image of an encircled white star with white bars protruding from its sides. The number 56 is written on the underside of the wing on the right. Flat scrub land is visible under the plane, as well as a line of small flags.

Photograph of six uniformed U.S. soldiers posing against a tank. Five of the men stand, while the sixth kneels with a helmet at his feet. The tank has a fence hanging on its side, a machine gun on top, and the words "Beat Up Betsy" written on its side to the right.

Photograph of six uniformed and helmeted soldiers standing against a stone wall with a corrugated metal door. They are identified from the top left as Ed Harrington, Paul Hemfling, Amos Black, Luther Harrington, Jack Wong, and Captain William McCarthy.

Photograph of a group of U.S. Army soldiers gathered around and examining a German airplane that had been hidden in a forest. Many of the men are standing on the vehicle's wings and fuselage.

Photograph of five uniformed soldiers in a troop transport. Two of them are carrying long firearms. Earl Fisher, a bespectacled man to the right, is holding a sheet of paper.

Photograph of a U.S. Army tank moving through a forested area. Uniformed and helmeted soldiers can be seen on the ground and among the trees to the right.

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 three groups of uniformed U.S. Army tank crewmen posing in front of their tanks. The tanks have open hatches on their surfaces and their turrets are pointed to the right. One of the groups of men are identified as Don Mercier, Bill Henley, Clyde Cooke, and Bruce Alexander.

Photograph of two men, identified as Vincent Caulfield and Kinkoph, standing at the corner of a plywood hutment. Both men are wearing thermal underwear, belts, and helmets. Caulfield is wearing boots, while Kinkoph is wearing a gas mask and socks.