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Officer candidate at Fort Benning, Georgia on 6 October 1944
1666. '6 Oct 44. Griggs. Candidate Robert C.
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Officer candidate at Fort Benning, Georgia on 6 October 1944
1667. '6 Oct 44. Griggs. Candidate Jack E.
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Officer candidate at Fort Benning, Georgia on 6 October 1944
1668. '6 Oct 44. Griggs. Candidate Charles W.
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Officer candidate at Fort Benning, Georgia on 6 October 1944
1674. '6 Oct 44. Griggs. Candidate C. W. O. Thomas D. Shelton 1st Co, 3rd STR was in the South Pacific 29 months.
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Officer candidate at postal office at Fort Benning, Georgia on 24 July 1944
1583. '24 July 44. D. Wallis. Officer Candidate Les Martin, 2nd Co, 3rd Student Training Regt. at Fort Benning, Georgia.
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Officer candidate pointing to a place on a map at Fort Benning, Georgia on 6 October 1944
1673. '6 Oct 44. Griggs. Candidate Frank T. Cary, left, and Candidate Hane Hermann, Teichner, both of 1st Co 3rd STR.
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Officer candidates and twins at Fort Benning, Georgia on 24 July 1944
1582. '24 July 44. D. Wallis. Left to right; Marion A. Stephens and James W.
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Officer candidates march across infantry foot bridge at Fort Benning, Georgia on 21 July 1944
1545. '21 July 44. D. Wallis. OCS, try the infantry foot bridge built by the 549th Engineer Light Pontoon Co.
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Officer candidates pose for a portrait near a rail car unloading war materiel in New Orleans, Louisiana on or around 29 September 1944.
Officer candidates pose for a portrait near a rail car unloading war materiel.
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Officer crawling under barbed wire during training at Fort Benning, Georgia on 6 July 1944
1334. '6 July 44 Austin. 1st Lt. D. J. Horkan, 1st S.T.R., 5th Co. Ft.
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Officer creating tags for 'wounded' men during training maneuvers at San Louis Obispo, California on 28 March 1944.
1021. Officer creating tags for 'wounded' men during training maneuvers. '3-28-44. Allen.
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Officer cutting barbed wire during training at Fort Benning, Georgia on 6 July 1944
1331. '6 July 44 Weber. 1st Lt. H. Chasen (left, pupil) cuts barbed wire with cutter while 2nd Lt. B. E. Corrigan holds wire.