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Liberty ship construction at Pendleton Shipyards, New Orleans, Louisiana, circa 1943
Liberty ship construction at Pendleton Shipyards; railroad and crane alongside ship. Personal Caption: "Pendleton Shipyards, N.O.La.
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Liberty ship SS Abraham Baldwin at Delta Shipbuilding Co. in New Orleans on 16 May 1942
Liberty ship SS Abraham Baldwin. Launch by Delta Shipbuilding Co. New Orleans 16 May 1942. see:
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Liberty Ships in the Hudson River, New York, New York, May 1944
Photograph. Photograph of liberty ships in the Hudson River. The image was taken from Captain Morton H.
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Liberty Ships in the Hudson River, New York, New York, May 1944
Photograph. Liberty ships in the Hudson River. The image was taken from Captain Morton H.
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Liberty Ships in the Hudson River, New York, New York, May 1944
Photograph. Photograph of liberty ships in the Hudson River. The image was taken from Captain Morton H.
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Liberty Ships in the Hudson River, New York, New York, May 1944
Photograph. Liberty ships in the Hudson River. The image was taken from Captain Morton H.
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Liberty ships on the Mississippi River, New Orleans
Photograph. Liberty ships anchored on the Mississippi River. Personal caption on reverse: "N.O. LA."New Orleans, Louisiana. No date
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Library and trees, Honolulu
Photograph. Classical-style library surrounded by leafy trees. Personal caption on photo reverse: "Honolulu Public Library." Hawaii.
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Library room at the 474th Base Photographic Section at the Abeline, Texas, Air Force Base in 1944
Photograph. Library room. Stamped on photo reverse:"474th Base Photographic Section, Army Air Field, Abilene, Texas." [1944]
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Lieutenant Betty Haight, Harlingen, Texas, 1941-45
Army nurse, Auxiliary Nurse Corps, in uniform. "Lt. [Lieutenant] Betty Haight A.N.C. [Auxiliary Nurse Corps], Sta. Hosp[ital]. H.A.G.S.
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Lieutenant Colbey is congratulated by generals after holding off six savage German counterattacks in three days at Polazzo, Italy on 8 November 1944
405.Photograph. Lt. Carl Colbey is congratulated by generals after holding off six savage German counterattacks in 3 days at Polazzo, Italy.
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Lieutenant Colonel Anna Wilson with General Joseph Koenig in Paris, July 1945
Photograph. General Joseph Koenig congratulating Lieutenant Colonel Anna Wilson, Commander of the U.S.