Photograph of a group of 25 teenage young men and women arranged in three rows, the first row sitting on a low bench, the next row sitting on a slightly taller bench, and the back row standing. The group is standing in front of the corner of a brick wall with narrow windows, while behind the group on the right are a couple of small trees and bushes. The girls are wearing short-sleeve dresses, while the boys are wearing collared shirts. One boy on the back row is wearing a light-colored hat with a dark-colored band. A white, rectangular sticker and handwritten notes on the back of the photograph indicate the teenagers shown are, from left to right, front to back row: Travis Lee Morton, C. W. Baker, Bibiano Moron, Jay Baird, Reba Nelle Berry, Billie Anita Pirtle, Lois Sanders, Jimmy Safely, Mildred Cathy, Max Kolls, Benny Kid, Waldyne Maynard, Norma Lee Northin, Wanda Hamilton, Lena Rowe, William Schleede, Albert Puestejovsky, Howell Otis Carley, Coleman Raley, Golde Casper, Ruth Hamilton, Wilma Allamon, H. C. Hill, Travis Morgan, and Charles Henry Akin.

Photograph of a group of teenage young men and women and an adult man arranged in two rows on the lawn against the side of a brick, multi-story building with windows along each floor. The young adults are wearing graduations caps and long medium-colored robes, while the adult man is wearing a suit with a plaid tie and glasses. A small tree and shrub are visible behind the group, on the left. The first row of students is sitting on a bench while the second row students (including the adult man) are standing behind the first row. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph identify the people in the photograph from left to right, front to back row, as: Emojane Street, Bibiano Morin, Maxine Hinsley, William Sneed, Billie Pirtle, Lois Sanders, Charles Akin, Goldie Casper, Mr, Frank Kraner, Roger Mullins, Lorena Blalock, Norma Lee Northen, Waldene Maynard, H. C. Hill, Lena Rue, Albert Pustyousky, and Travis Lee Martin.

Photograph of one of the places where troops unload defective ammunition at Camp Hulen. The truck to the right of the tent is carrying live ammunition that has been brought to the camp.

Photograph of Colonel Maurice Morgan speaking on NBC's "Army Hour" show, discussing Camp Hulen's anti-aircraft personnel. The camp marching band is seated directly behind Morgan as he speaks into the microphone.

Photograph of bayonet-men charging at Lieutenant Frank Grubbs as he holds the microphone so the listening audience of the NBC "Army Hour" show can hear them.

Photograph of Lt. Dan P. Doyle, commanding officer of the new Palacios Army Air Base, greeted by Lt. Charles E. Poe, 5th Tow Target Executive Office in front of an airplane at Camp Hulen.

Photograph of men and women having formed a receiving line at a reception. Women at the event are wearing dresses while the men are wearing their uniforms.

Photograph of Johnny Goldston in his dress uniform at Camp Hulen.

Photograph of Colleen Tallmadge standing in between two soldiers, who came to their house for Sunday dinner.

Photograph of Robert J. Smith standing in his full uniform outside his barrack at Camp Hulen.

Photograph of Bob Free standing outside of one of the barracks in his hat and uniform.

Photograph of Danny Zini of the 382 AAA A44, standing shirtless at Camp Hulen with barracks in the background.

Photograph of thirteen nurses at Camp Hulen, all wearing uniforms and overcoats.

Photograph of Private Alec Witkowski performing a skit, wearing a baby outfit, with Dorothy Broughton and Betty Derigo standing next to him. According to the text, this performance is a part of the Wharton Majorettes dance and variety show at Camp Hulen Service Club.

Photograph of a camouflaged radio station out in a field maneuver. The station is dug into the ground, covered by a tarp, and heavily covered by brush.

Photograph of soldiers eating a meal together at long tables. Civilians can be seen eating on the table at the far right side of the frame.

Photograph of a group of soldiers making up the School for the Promotion of Group Singing on Marches at Camp Hulen. The soldiers are sitting on benches with a conductor leading them in song.

Photograph of a group of troops posing for a picture. Kneeling from left to right: Norman Schenk, David Schmit, and Leo W. Gaines; standing from left to right are Leroy Nelson, unknown, and a man named Al.

Photograph of members of the ordinance salvage crew at Camp Hulen separating aluminum and cooper from the steel part of the projectile. According to the back of the photograph, this is one of the operations in unloading and salvaging defective ammunition. Major E. Van Hook is standing in the background supervising the activity.

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Photograph of Lieutenant Colonel Harry S. Aldrich pointing to a bulletin concerning the Japanese Army.

Photograph of Major C. P. Oleson sitting at his desk while working on paperwork. According to the text, Major Oleson assumed command of the Palacios Army Air Base in October 1943 and had an impressive military career before doing so.

Photograph of 90 mm. anti-aircraft guns on their firing platforms at Weapons Park. The gun in the foreground is covered by a tarp or blanket.

Photograph of six chaplains standing in front of "Chapel No. 1." All of the men are wearing their dress uniforms, although one of the men is not wearing his dress hat.