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Sergeant Payne and the cooks for the headquarters at Camp MacArthur, Iceland in 1943
"Sgt. Payne and HQ cooks. Eddy, 'Joe-Joe,' John Brammer, Rice, 'Pollock,' Reed. Iceland."
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Sergeant Piluk leaning against a 2 1/2 ton truck in Germany in the 1940s
"Germany." Sgt. [James] Piluk.' Piluk leaning against a military vehicle. Germany. 1940s.
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Sergeant preparing to fire a rifle grenade at Fort Benning, Georgia on 6 July 1944
1330. '6 July 44 Allen. Sergeant Thomas A.
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Sergeant Rammazotti of the 5th Infantry Regiment baseball team receiving a trophy from Major General Landrum at Tiger Field, Sand Hill area, Fort Benning
1781. '14 Oct 44. Griggs.
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Sergeant realigning a radio at Fort Benning, Georgia on 11 July 1944
1441. '11 July 44. Austin. Sgt. E.R.
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Sergeant receiving a medal in San Luis Obispo, California on 3 April 1944
1197. '4-3-44. Paik. L to R: Maj Gen. Paul J. Mueller commanding general of the 81st Div., Lt. Col. Charles R. Daman, and Sgt. Harold F.
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Sergeant sets a charge against a tree at Fort Benning, Georgia on 12 July 1944
1480. '12 July 44. Farrand. Sgt Tommy Kennedy adds time fuse in external place timber charge.
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Sergeant sets a charge against a tree at Fort Benning, Georgia on 12 July 1944
1481. '12 July 44. Hussey. External timber charge: N=D/20: this equation determines the necessary explosive to cut a tree of known diameter.
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Sergeant sets a charge against a tree at Fort Benning, Georgia on 12 July 1944
1482. '12 July 44. Farrand. Priming a surging charge by means of one Girth Hitch on main line using loose ends for Priming charge.
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Sergeant sets a charge against a tree at Fort Benning, Georgia on 12 July 1944
1483. '12 July 44. Farrand. Priming a demolition charge M1, by connecting primer cord to primer cord in chain by square knot.
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Sergeant Settle Philips and Supply Sergeant Cleary at Fort Devens, 1943
Two American soldiers in front of tents at For Devens, Massachusetts. One carries a rifle and accouterments, the other smokes a pipe. Sgt.
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Sergeant stands at attention before receiving a medal in San Luis Obispo, California on 3 April 1944
1194. '4-3-44. Paik. Sgt. Harold F. Sabath of Hq.