Dudley Hoare Garland served as an artillery officer in the Ninth Infantry Division during World War II. Assigned to Battery A, 26th Field Artillery Regiment, which normally supported the 39th Infantry Regiment, Garland eventually became its…

Black and white photograph of the U.S. Army Building, also known as the U.S. Army Induction Center, located at 39 Whitehall Street in the Financial District of New York City, New York. In the photograph, a close up view of a sign can be seen next to…

Scrapbook of newspaper clippings dating from 1943 to 1945 detailing events of World War II, and in particular the activities of the 126th Infantry Regiment, 32nd (Red Arrow) Division. Many articles were clipped from the Grand Rapids Herald and Grand…

Sketch of Richard "Dick" Platte by F. John Hillraid in Boston

Soldier posing on ground with rifle. Headquarters Company, 126th Infantry maneuvers at Camp Livingston.

Sgt. Richard Plate on K-P duty at Camp Livingston. Rear is inscribed "The famous K-P-Kid was I mad in this picture"

Soldiers relaxing in camp. Headquarters Company, 126th Infantry maneuvers at Camp Livingston.

Soldiers relaxing in camp. Headquarters Company, 126th Infantry maneuvers at Camp Livingston.

Headquarters Company, 126th Infantry cabins and sign at Camp Livinston, Louisiana

Three members of the Headquarters Company, 126th Infantry, eating pie with milk. Rear is inscribed "we sneaked a piece of pie and a bottle of milk. I look happy - baloney".

Three members of the Headquarters Company, 126th Infantry, peeling potatoes Camp Livingston, Louisiana. Rear is inscribed "Can you find me? I would enjoy this darling if I were with you."

Three members of the Headquarters Company, 126th Infantry, photographed at Camp Livingston, Louisiana. Left to right: Walter Plaska, Richard Platte, Stephen Kraut