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- Creator is exactly "Ochs, James W."
Commando Kelly introducing Ernest Childers
Charles E. "Commando" Kelly of the 26th Infantry Division introducing the first American Indian Medal of Honor winner, Ernest L. Childers. Photo is signed and inscribed by Kelly, 1944.
James Ochs letter
Letter from James W. Ochs to his parents, June 6, 1945. Letter reads: "June 6, 1945. Prachtitz, Czech. Dear Mom & Dad, Being just one year ago that the invasion came off, today was a holiday for us so all I did was take a walk and went swimming…
James Ochs photograph album
Photograph album containing 524 black and white photographic prints (3"x4", 2"x"2", and 4"x4") documenting the European travels of James W. Ochs during and post- World War II. The album contains a portrait photo of Ochs, as well as images of French…
Military marching band passes the 104th Infantry headquarters sign
Military marchcing band of the 26th Infantry Division passes the 104th Infantry headquarters sign at a US base, 1944.
Outdoor arms inspection
Captain Emil J. Schmidt, of the 39th Signal Company, coordinating an arms inpsection for the 26th Infantry Division at US base, 1944.
Signal Officer Clapper speaking to troops at US base
26th Infantry Division Signal Officer Clapper speaking to troops at US base, 1944.
Soldier enforcing the off limits to non-coms rule outside a PFC club
Soldier enforcing the off limits to non-coms rule outside a PFC club, 1944.
Soldiers communicating in a message center in Europe
Soldiers of the 26th Infantry Division communicating in a message center of the 39th Signal Company somewhere in Europe, 1944.
Soldiers leaving a non-commisioned officers club
Soldiers of the 26th Infantry Division leaving a non-commisioned officers club (NCO) on US base, 1944.
Soldiers on KP duty peeling potatoes
Soldiers in the 26th Division 39th Signal company peeling potatoes at US base, 1944.