Photograph of soldiers standing in front of a tall building after the German surrender on May 8, 1945.

Copy negative of Col. C. L. Mitchell inspecting the rifle of Pvt. Bobbie Fisher, who stands in line with other cadets at the North Texas Agricultural College.

Photograph of a soldier, identified as Lt. N. J. Hamilton, standing on the edge of the Olympic swimming pool in Nuremberg, Germany. He wears a suit and helmet, and holds a cigarette in his mouth. A diving board is visible in the background.

Photograph of Lt. Illison, Lt. N. J. Hamilton, and Corporal Cambulusia in Nuremberg with several rocket launchers. The launchers are part of the half-tracked multiple rocket launchers the 15 cm Panzerwerfer 42 auf Selbstfahrlafette Sd.Kfz.4/1 (based on the Opel Maultier, or "mule", half-track) and 15 cm Panzerwerfer 42 auf Schwerer Wehrmachtsschlepper (or Panzerwerfer auf SWS).

Copy negative of Lt. Paul Watkins, Navy V-12 Officer; Major G. E. Watkins, Commandant; and Captain S. A. Kerley, Corps Executive, standing together. Buildings and trees are visible in the background.

Photograph of a street scene after the German surrender on May 8, 1945. To the right, two girls carry a bucket between them. A group of people gather in front of a building in the background, and two lines of soldiers behind the fence on the left.

Photograph of a long table set with flowers. There is a stage behind the table, with an American flag hanging on the wall and chairs set on the stage.

Photograph of a knocked out German Mark V tank on the road through France.

Photograph of prisoners of war captured by First Lieutenant John Grimbal. The prisoners march down a road with an Army truck following behind.

Copy negative of the Sam Houston Rifles, a crack drill team from North Texas Agricultural College.

Photograph of a soldier with a cigarette in his mouth looking in the back of an Army truck. Tanks can be seen in the right background.

Photograph of Lt. N. J. Hamilton standing in the stadium in Nuremberg, Germany where Hitler held his talks. Another man is visible behind him.

Copy negative of Mayor W. F. Altman, H. E. Caton, Alfred Brown, and D. S. Hood standing in front of a pile of scrap metal across the street from a Safeway. A car is parked on the side of the street behind Hood. The metal was collected during a scrap metal drive for the war effort.

Copy negative of Lt. Comm. M. V. Lewis, Dean E. E. Davis of North Texas Agricultural College, and Lt. Robert S. Via sitting around a table. Several papers are spread in front of them, and Lewis and Via hold on to a booklet while Lewis looks on.

Copy negative of people sitting at a table at a North Texas Agricultural College banquet. From left to right, they are D. A. Bickel, John Goin, Jonnie Arnold, Ottie Lyon, Dan Kiber, W. A. Ransom, and J. E. Hudspeth.

Photograph of a knocked out tank in front of a ruined building.

Copy negative of a jet-propelled P-80 Shooting Star mounted on a truck. People line the street to watch the parade. Trucks, cars, and cadets can be seen farther down the street.

Photograph of the rigging on board LST on the way to Omaha Beach in 1944. An American flag flies from the mast.

Copy negative of workers unloading scrap metal collected for an Arlington Scrap Metal Drive to support the war effort. Stores and a garage are visible across the street.

Photograph of a street scene taken immediately after the German surrender in May of 1945. A large group of soldiers is visible on the left side of the road. On the right side, two men work outside a shop, and behind them civilians line the street.

Copy negative of F. H. Wilson and Weldon Dooley in the plane repair shop working on the nose of a plane.

Copy negative of Company A of the North Texas Agricultural College Cadet Corps. They walk in unison, with their eyes to the right. The men in the first line carry no weapons, but all behind them carry rifles.

Copy negative of E. W. Rice and J. L. Ridner working on a machine. Ridner is in his ROTC uniform.

Photograph of the chow line for the 14th Tank Battalion. Tents have been set up near trees to the right.