Cropped copy negative of private-first-class Carl Rainone relaxing in his home. Rainone is lying back on his bed surrounded by pinup magazine cutouts hanging up on his walls. Handwritten text on the back is partially cut-off, and reads, "Private 1st class Carl Rainone, Bom[b] Navigator relaxing at home in his ro[om...] The Midway Inn Arlington, Texas circa [...]"

Photograph of Ren, Bob, and Dale Powell standing in their uniforms. They are all leaning against a rail that has a sign that reads, "Juarez Mex. SPECIAL, Lets Go." There is a painted image of a train car in the background.

Photograph of Ren and Lillian Powell standing outdoors with a fence and two houses in the background.

Photograph of Ren and Lillian Powell posing in front of a mural of trees and a stream. Lillian is wearing a sombrero and Ren is wearing his military uniform.

Photograph of Ren Powell and other serviceman standing in front of a painted curtain. The curtain has a landscape with mountains painted on it. Both men are standing in their uniforms.

Photograph of a serviceman standing at attention in a rerement. Text on the back reads, "Me bring Hawkins to an abrupt attention-the way we usta have to stand."

Photograph of a few soldiers running with their heads down. The men are holding their guns and the palm trees are blowing in the wind.

Photograph of the 'Advanced Trainer' aircraft AT-6. The plane has a silver body with yellow wings and red stripes. The number 101 is painted in white on the fuselage.

Photograph of the aircraft PT-19 in a museum. The aircraft has a blue body with yellow wings and propeller. The number 34 is painted in white on the nose.

Copy negative of a B-17 in flight from above. The photograph was taken from another plane flying above the B-17. The B-17 was flown by Bill Bondurant in World War II.

Photograph of The Weddle Family sitting together outside in front of some treet. Four stand in the back row, four sit in the second and are holding two young children on either side, and two children sit in the grass on the front. Text on the back reads, "The Weddle Family 1944, Front Yard Arlington TX, 505 Bessel St. Front Row seated John Paul Meddle, June Carolyn Weddle. Second Row, Dewey Warren Grounds, Clark Warren Grounds, Daisy Dee Weddle, Jas. Clark Weddle, Irma D. Weddle, Virginia Dale Grounds. Back Row, Jack Harrison Weddle, James Clark Weddle, Jr., Mercedes Lavern Weddle (Tootsie Weddel), Hattie Jeanette Weddle (Jeanette Kuntz)."

Photograph of Theresa Allen building airplanes. Allen is surrounded by cables and is wearing a white blouse with stars on it. Her name tag reads "222." Handwritten text on the back reads, "My mother, Theresa Allen building airplanes in Grand Prairie. She later worked at all three drug stores at corner of Main & Center - Terey Bros., Johnstons, Coulter's and later Workman's. My dad worked at the 'Bomber Plant' at Ft. Worth."

Photograph of three airmen standing in front of their plane. All three are wearing their flight suits and the aircraft is an FP80.

Photograph of Claude D. Horan, Jr., and two other servicemen. The three men are in military uniforms and standing outdoors.

Photograph of three servicemen including Ren Powell. The three men are standing in front of a painted curtain with a landscape on it. The men are standing front to back with their arms linked.

Photograph of Claude Horan and two other servicemen in their military uniforms. The men are standing in front of a mural with a water tower that reads Camp Barkeley Texas.

Photograph of three women performing on a stage. The women are all wearing dresses and have flowers in their hair. The woman in the middle is holding an accordion and is standing behind a microphone stand.

Copy negative of U.S.S. General H. W. Butner in China. The ship is facing to the right and is anchored. The text on the front reads, "U.S.S. General H.W. Butner (AP. 113) 1946 at Smai China." The text on the back reads, "U.S.S. General H.W. Butler - Transported to Chine - 1946. Bill Nesbit."

Copy negative of the submarine U. S. S. Grampus in dry dock for repairs. There is a large crane behind the submarine. A few servicemen can be seen atop the ship.

Photograph of U.S.S. Hale at sea from another ship. Text on the back reads, "U.S.S. Hale changing station."

Photograph of a group of servicemen including Bob Powell in the third row, third from the left. There are 27 men and a Dalmatian seated together. All are wearing navy uniforms and two men in the front are holding the outfit's insignia.

Copy negative of the USS Southerland at the Apra Harbor in Guam. A few men are visible on the deck.

Photograph of William Nelson Fuller and Claude Horan, Jr. standing in front of a banner that reads, "Congratulations AHS Graduates. The Man on the right is holding a diploma.

Photograph of William B. Widener standing in front of a propeller plane. There is another unidentified man in the photograph. There is also an eight ball painted on the engine.