Black and white photograph of the living room in Barbara McDonald's apartment in Watertown, New York. In the photograph, prints of Douglas' photographs for LOOK magazine are decorating an interior privacy screen in the living room. Scanned from the…

Scrapbook of photos, brochures, documents, and memorabilia compiled by James W. Ochs of the 26th Infantry Division of the US Army documenting his WWII service.

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…

Photograph of Edward "Ned" Manley standing in front of a bush in Army uniform

Portrait photograph of Edward "Ned" Manley in Army uniform

Photograph of Edward "Ned" Manley in U.S. Army uniform in front of a tall building in Japan.

SSG Ortiz posing with the Iraqi Army soldiers guarding the rear gate of FOB Q-West

Oakes at a refueling stop in Iceland on the way to Kuwait, the day after Thanksgiving 2004.

Iraqi guards at the rear gate of FOB Q-West looking south. Notice how flat the terrain is and the lack of distinguishing features.

IED damage done to a HUMVEE. The HUMVEE is loaded on a truck head south to FOB Balad

Spent shell-casings at the firing range at FOB Q-West. An M-249 LMG (Light Machine Gun) is in the background

Sandstorm approaching FOB Q-West

Tigris river south of Mosul

Oakes' superiors and Iraqi commanding general with assistant at a dinner at FOB Q-West in September 2005

AH-64 Apache ready-line at FOB Q-West. Oakes' unit's compound is just off to the right of the picture.

FOB Q-West from the air. The white object in the middle ground is water palletized at the end of the runway.

A flock of sheep and their herders.

Gypsy farmers in a field between Mosul and FOB Q-West

DURMO yard at FOB Balad. This is the area where all the discarded equipment is brought; everything from tanks to refrigerators.

Armored HUMVEE gun truck escorts from the convoy. The sign on the back warns of danger to stay back in both Arabic and English.

Convoy traveling down MSR Tampa. On-coming traffic has stopped to permit the convoy to go. Note that the convoy travels down the center of the road to avoid IEDs on the edge of the road.

Part of the Samarra bypass, a wall built around a hostile Iraqi town for protection of the convoys.

Iraqi cemetery along MSR Tampa between FOB Q-West and FOB Balad.

Iraqi civilians looking for work just outside the gate of FOB Q-West.