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A number of photographs including group one of various military units, including one of George A. Keith reading Yank magazine. The folder includes a photograph of a downed German plane, a picture of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, a blurry image of General George Patton among a group of officers.

This folder contains eleven photographs of Brinson in uniform alone, with family, and friends taken before deployment overseas. One photograph was sent by the mother of 2nd Lieutenant Ralph W. Handsel that shows Handsel with his sister Esther.

This folder contains two photographs and a loose paper acting as a label. One photo is a full portrait of Bail, on leave at home in Jacksonville before leaving for England in 1943. The other photo is a composite of headshots of 10 servicemen, a flight crew. On the back is written that this crew (including Bail) was shot down and escaped through the French Underground, and a note to see the letter of their visit with Vincent in Miami (this letter is in Folder 7). The loose paper is a list of a flight crew and the addresses of next of kin. Bail is included, and in pen is written "Sonny's crew". It is unclear whether some or all of the rest of these crew members are the same as those in the crew photograph, and Bail makes no mention of being shot down and escaping in his letters. The photo of Bail is confirmed as the middle-left, as the same portrait was included in the Jacksonville newspaper clipping

This folder includes a photograph of "C" Company, Eastern Platoon Leaders Class, 1941 together with a mimeographed roster . Also included is a photograph of the staff of the Marine Corps Basic School at the Philadelphia Navy Yard taken on August 20, 1941. There are a series of photographs taken on the Russell Islands, including one of a chapel and another of the first flag raising ceremony. There are two photgraphs taken on Okinawa with one featuring Major Jason Austin, USMCR ready to return tp the United States in 1945.

This folder contains photographs that were previously attached to letters, a negative, and an envelope of small photographs from France in 1944.

This folder contains miscellaneous photographs of Carl B. and Ray L. Kindell.

This box contains photographs from McQuigg. Photographs are primarily from Italy and Africa. The photographs feature servicemen working, army equipment, the leisure activities of servicemen, local buildings and monuments, and pictures of local people. There are also several prints of film cut from a contact sheet.

This folder contains photographs sent between Albert and Agnes. Included inside are headshots of Albert (dated 1943) and Agnes, a photo of Agnes and Ron, a photo of Ron (dated 1944), and a postcard of the Churchill club with Albert's writing on the back.

This folder contains two photographs of Thomas Oxman.

This folder contains a photograph of Charles Jackson Gantt with wife Alice in the U.S. about 1943 and a photograph of Gantt with military friends in Corsica during winter in late 1944 or early 1945. Also included are three portrait photographs of Gantt in dress uniform as a Staff Sergeant with a medal ribbon bar attached to his uniform, portrait of Gantt in uniform fatique jacket, photograph of a friend in uniform, and Italian city photograph.