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This photograph album contains Morrill Family photographs at various events including family in uniform. Several photographs were taken in Troy, NY.

The photographs within this album were taken by Paul Zaccharia, when he was stationed in Japan towards the end of the war. These photographs particularly showcase the destruction of Nagasaki after the atomic bombs were dropped, as well as showcasing the repatriation of captured American POWs in Japan after the war had ended.

This folder contains Frank Kelly's photographs of basic training in Maryland, social events, in Santa Barbara, the Office of Strategic Services in Washington, D.C., friends, President Franklin D. Roosevelt's funeral, and buildings, civilians, and scenery in Guam.

This folder contains furlough photographs in St. Louis, Missouri, Army Specialized Training at the University of North Dakota, and of Luzon in the Philippines.

This folder contains 75 daily life photographs of US soldiers who worked on Iwo Jima, 1945 including: Scenes from arriving at the island to daily works, and to vacation activities; 4 photographs of war memorials; Photographs of the front gates of 3-5 Marine Divisions; 1 photograph of a landmark, "Crossroads of the Pacific;" 3 photographs of US soldiers celebrated captured Japanese war flags; 1 aerial image of Iwo Jima; 2 photographs of 2 girls; 4 photographs of perfomances for soldiers; 15 photographs of vehicles, including driving/broken tanks, flights, ships, and guns; 3 photographs during actions; 30 photographs of landscapes, such as Iwa Jima natural sites, US camps, and US architectures/zoos; 2 photographs of a Chinese restaurant called "Lao Yee Chai;" 1 US soldier portrait in US; 1 photograph of two babies nearby a car.

This folder contains a photograph of a couple.

This folder contains papers and prints belonging to John L. McQuigg. The folder includes flight notes, a speech written on "The Integration of Photo Reconnaissance within a Theater," and prints and negatives of photographs that detail the operations of the photographic reconnaissance unit. There is also a photograph of a darkroom.