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Sergeant taking code at Fort Benning, Georgia on 11 July 1944
1439. '11 July 44. Austin. Sgt. J.O.
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Sergeant taking code at Fort Benning, Georgia on 11 July 1944
1442. '11 July 44. Austin. Sgt. J.D.
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Sergeant Ted Shearer, illustrator, in Italy in December 1944
281.Photograph. '5 Dec 44. 5/MM-44-31079. Fifth Army, Via Reggio, Italy. Sgt. Ted Shearer, Public Relations Section, Hqs.
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Sergeant testing a radio at Fort Benning, Georgia on 11 July 1944
1401. '11 July 44. Austin. Sgt. W. Woodall, T.P.S. communications Div., Fort Benning, Ga. [Georgia], of Hot Springs Ark.
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Sergeant with his wife after receiving a medal in San Luis Obispo, California on 3 April 1944
1196. '4-3-44. Paik. Sgt. Harold F. Sabath of the 1138th Hq.
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Sergeants demonstrate a judo strangle to student paratroopers at Fort Benning, Georgia on 7 July 1944
1363. '7 July 44. Wallis. Sgt. J.C. Gray and Sgt. J.A.
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Sergeants demonstrate to water safety class how to tow victim by the chin at Fort Benning, Georgia on 12 July 1944
1452. '12 July 44. A. Emanuel. L to R. T/4 Don Albeek, of Med. Detachment, 3rd Inf.
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Sergeants filling a weather balloon with hydrogen at Fort Benning, Georgia on 12 July 1944
1485. '12 July 44. Ecklund. T/Sgt t. M. Newberry (left) and Sgt E. M. Mazzuca (back) of Co.
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Sergeants winding tape on communication device at Fort Benning, Georgia on 11 July 1944
1402. '11 July 44. Ecklund. Sgt. G. Thrashber, Washington D.C. (left) & Stg. O. Barnett, Benton Harbor, Mich.
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Sergeants working in office at Fort Benning, Georgia on 12 September 1944
1600. '12 Sept. 44. Paik. T/5 Johnson W. Lloyd, T/5 Morton A. Granas, M/Sgt. Ray K. Koons, Special Orders section of 4th HQ.
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Series of images of ancient ruins and American B-24 bombers
Series of images of ancient ruins and American B-24 bombers. "Upper three: Pompeii. Low1944 or 1945
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Serious damage to a M114 155mm howitzer that malfunctioned, killing its own crew of American soldiers on Enubuj Island in February 1944
Serious damage to a M114 155 mm howitzer that malfunctioned, killing its own crew of American soldiers. 'W-CPA-44-107-CO. 2/4 Weaver.