Photograph of Angelo and Margaret Vassallo on their wedding day. A house is visible in the background.

Photographs of soldiers preparing to be discharged and leave Germany. The first photo involves a First Sergeant calling out while holding a paper. Soldiers mill about to the right, with Ferdinand Caravelli looking towards the camera. The middle-left photo shows Joe Hurt carrying a full sack over his back and standing in a street. The middle-right photo shows Nathan Levine standing in front of a German theater. The bottom photo is a close up of Dan Melli and a man named John. They are smiling, standing in front of a wall, and wearing shirts and ties.

Letter from B. A. Thompson to Catherine Parker welcoming her to the "Order of Fifinella" organization.

Photograph of Charles Dear in civilian clothing leaning against the wall of the Message Center building in Augsburg, Germany.

Photograph of four soldiers, including Herman Gerhard and Charles Allan Dear, standing in a field between two trucks.

Letter from Captain Edward Drew to Mickey McLernon about a past experience in the military with Vina Fanuldo and present life in the military.

Photograph of John Crowley standing in the rubble of a house. He holds a kitchen pot in one hand.

Photograph of Jerry Duhan standing in front of a truck.

Photograph of William Carmody leaning against the side of a truck in Giebelstadt, Germany.

Photograph of Fred Lefavour standing next to a hole in the ground. There is a truck parked in front of a building in the background.

Photograph of Guy Arcaris standing next to a truck. There is a building in the background.

Photograph of Lt. Col. Jean Norton resting on the steps in front of an iron door after bringing his unit on a 50-mile march. He wears a coonskin cap under his helmet. There's a typed description of the photograph on the back.

Photograph of Donald Hoppe standing against a truck in Germany.

Postcard from Cornelia Yerkes to her parents discussing preparing for her interview with the Red Cross and visiting the Russian embassy. The postcard features an image of a silver DC-3 with red trim in flight.

Letter from Cornelia Yerkes discussing a visit to Washington, D.C., people she met there, food, needing a duffle bag, and Red Cross training. Written and typed on Hotel Annapolis stationary.

Letter from WASP Cornelia Yerkes (probably to her parents) written on Burlington Hotel (Washington, D. C.) stationary, discussing travelling, a visit to Chicago, war bonds, and letters.

Letter from Cornelia Yerkes discussing typewriter ribbon, her friend Phyllis, dinner, chores, and a dance.

War Department-issued identification card for Cornelia Yerkes as a civilian noncombatant.

Letter from Cornelia Yerkes discussing recent correspondence, traveling around Guam, mangoes, her friend Marion, living arrangements, mail, and flowers. Written on USMC stationary.