Photograph of three F Company M5A1 light tanks on a firing range at Camp Campbell. They sit on an earthen field and are facing a wooded area. Soldiers can be seen perched on top of the two nearest tanks.

Photograph of two lines of F Company soldiers on a 25 mile hike at Camp Campbell. they are walking along a dirt road that is lined with trees and other vegetation.

Photograph of the barracks of Fort Campbell. Wooden buildings with windows and chimneys are visible on the sides of the photograph and in the background. A pathway delineated by sizable rocks passes through the center of the image, and soldiers can be seen standing on this path in the distance.

Photograph of a half-track parked at the bottom of wooden stairs leading up to an elevated building. Telephone poles and other two story wooden buildings line the dirt road that the vehicle is parked beside.

Photograph of four soldiers standing together and posing for a photo. They are standing between two story wooden buildings at Camp Campbell. The reverse side of the photo identifies the men as Cancilla, McLaughlin, Delvecchio, and Tom Conry.

Photograph of a group of F Company soldiers resting on the side of a road while on a 25 mile hike at Camp Campbell. A tracked vehicle is partially visible in the upper left corner of the photo. Writing on the back of the photo indicates that the two men resting against a tree in the background are Adam Kornberger and Henry LaRue. The uniformed men sitting in the foreground are identified as Robert Ball and James O. Lively, while the remaining two men on the right are unknown. Several boots have been removed and are lying among the soldiers.

Photograph of Tony Fama wearing fatigues and a helmet while holding a flag. A soldier stands at the open back of a truck behind him.

Photograph of a group of soldiers wearing windbreakers and helmets with holes in them. From top left to bottom right, the men are: unknown, Mihites, Scoggins, Pog, and Philip.

Photograph of a group of F Company soldiers resting on the side of a road while on a 25 mile hike at Camp Campbell. Trees and telephone poles are visible among the soldiers and a road lies before them.