Photograph of soldiers and carts in a 494th Armored Field Artillery Battalion convoy at Camp Campbell.

Photograph of a group of soldiers from D battery of the 92nd Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron posing together. Those in the back row are, from left to right, Joseph McGluggage, Jr., William Rombauts, Frank Bailey, and Raymond Gosselin. Those in the front row are Art Anderson, James Cartwright, and Arthur Harris.

Photograph of actress Anita Louise looking down while at Camp Campbell. The back of a soldier's helmet is visible in the foreground.

Photograph of Albert Gaus posing in fatigues with a cigarette in his mouth on the porch of a building at Camp Campbell. A face is visible in the window of the door behind Gaus.

Photograph of Charles Heck, with a stick in his hand, kneeling somewhere in Germany.

Photograph of soldiers standing in a chow line in the mud at Auffry, France. Tents are visible in the background.

Photograph of Franklin Street in Clarksville, Tennessee, taken from the corner of Franklin and 1st. A soldier walks across the street, and cars are parked on both sides of the street. The back of the photo says "MAIN STREET, CLARKSVILLE, TENN. 1943"

Photograph of a crew of unidentified soldiers by a 75mm ground mounted gun. Buildings and trees are visible in the background.

Photograph of a crew of soldiers standing around a 105mm ground mounted Howitzer gun.

Photograph of Donzel Kelley and an unidentified soldiers standing at attention in their uniforms at Camp Campbell. Buildings are visible in the background.

Photograph of Rolf Theilebein, Robert Claus, and Lawrence Landon in a Jeep, driving on the autobahn south of Munich, Germany. Other vehicles are visible on the road in the background.

Photograph of Eldon Kohler sitting in a Jeep in Fulda, Germany. Tents are visible behind him.

Photograph of five shirtless soldiers sitting on and around a half-track at Camp Campbell. They are, from left to right, John Fuchs, John Mazzant, Ward, Robert Luedtke, and Mark Wolfhope.

Photograph of five unidentified shirtless soldiers leaning on a half-track.

Photograph of Floyd Adams standing by a line of automobiles. Other cars and a building are visible in the background.

Photograph of four men, three in uniform and one in civilian clothing, standing in a line at Camp Campbell. They are, from left to right, Albert Gaus, Fernie Barnes, James Kelley, and Donzel Kelley. Buildings are visible in the background.

Photograph of four soldiers posing in front of a barracks at Camp Campbell. They are, from left to right, Market, Schearden, Tomy, and Steller.

Photograph of Lieutenant Bissmeyer, Ray Owen, David Weston, and Joseph Zanetta drinking beer in a forest while on field maneuvers at Camp Campbell. Buckets and a wooden box are on the ground in front of the soldiers.

Photograph of four soldiers wearing khaki uniforms and standing in front of a white building at Camp Barkeley, Texas. They are identified from left to right as Gardner, Collier, Little, and Irvin. More soldiers and a woman can be seen in the background to the left.

Photograph of General Howard Peckham and three other unidentified soldiers riding in a Jeep at Camp Campbell. A building is visible in the background.

Photograph of a German general surrendering to a unit of the 12th Armored Division. A soldier in the middle of the photograph holds a pole with a white flag.

Photograph of a German general surrendering to a unit of the 12th Armored Division. A soldier in the middle of the photograph holds a pole with a white flag.

Photograph of a group of soldiers from the HQ battery of the 494th Armored Field Artillery Battalion posing in a muddy field in Cherbourg, France. Those in the back row are, from left to right, Walter Hudzik, Jr., Paul Swanson, Johnson, Phom Bowie, and Peterson. Those in the front row are Ray Hicks, Francis Hecox, Robert Henderson, and Richard Wilkes.

Photograph of a group of soldiers posing together outdoors. Those in the back are, from left to right, Robert Koch, Lloyd Robertson, John Lott, John Amundsohn, Jack Deutch, and Kermit Lieneke. The two in the front are Wilton Bell and Vernie Johnson.