Photograph of three mechanics working on an M-2 scout car. One of the men kneels besides a can, another works with the exposed axle, and the is on top of the wheel well. The car's front left wheel has been removed and the axle has been raised up on a series of bricks.

Photograph of four uniformed soldiers standing in front of a tank. Palm trees are visible in the background.

Photograph of uniformed soldiers Laverne Lawrence, Donald Malmfeldt, John Bernardo, Donald MacDonal, and Tony Lodato standing in front of their tank, "Yankee."

Photograph of four men wearing khaki U.S. Army uniforms and standing in front of a tank called "Grim Reaper." The tank has a white star painted on the side of its turret. The crew is identified as Donald "Moe" Mercier, Bill Henley, Clyde Cooke, and Bruce Alexander. Other men can be seen near a tent and a truck in the background to the right.

Photograph of five uniformed soldiers sitting on top of a tank. Two of the men sit on its treads, two sit on either side of the turret, and another sits on top of the gun. Trees are visible on either side of the tank.

Photograph of the first three American tanks that invaded Manila during World War II and their crews. On the far left is "Yankee" with Private First Class Don Malmfeldt, Sergeant Lawrence, Corporal Bernardo, and Private First Class Ladato. In the middle is "Battle Basic," which was the first to break down the walls of the Santo Tomas prison camp. Its commander is Captain Jesse Walters, but the rest of its crew is unidentified. The tank to the right, "Old Miss," is commanded by Lieutenant Robert E. Lee.

Photograph of uniformed soldiers with their tank. Five men are arranged on top of the tank, while Merv Herndon stands in front of the vehicle.