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An advertisement for the candy bar Baby Ruth, it shows American tanks firing rounds to an unseen enemy.

An advertisement for Mobiloil and their lubricants the military use as well as civilians. It features a picture of four soldiers on a tank.

Advertisement for Willys-Overland Motors, an American company known best for its design and production of military and civilian version jeeps. It shows an incident during the Allied invasion of Italy where the gun crew used a Jeep in replace of 2 1/2 ton tow truck to transport machinery while under German fire.

Advertisement for Willys-Overland Motors, an American company known best for its design and production of military and civilian version jeeps. It shows a scene of the U.S. Coast Guardman's eye-witness account of an incident at Guadalcanal where Guardsmen were aided by dependable Jeeps from Willys-Overland where they were unloading a convoy under bombing and strafing by the Japanese.

Negative shows the birds eye view of a battleship in the ocean. The crew is on deck lined up.

Photo shows the back of a crowd of soldiers, looking towards a stage, waiting for a show to start.

Trucks sharing the road with pedestrians and bicycles on a tree-lined road.

Side view of man-made bridge with military trucks driving on it.

A couple soldiers talking near their barracks.

Photo shows a flooded military camp.

Photo shows a bridge that was bombed in the middle.

Photo shows soldiers and stock girls looking at the magazine Colliers and other items in the store.

Photo shoes soldiers standing up and eating at tables with military tents in the background.

Photo shows trucks, cranes and crates on rivers edge.

Photo shows a iron-wrought bridge and a dirt road.

Photo shows American soldiers marching in formation.

Picture of a river with men working on a bridge in the distance.

Photo shows snow covered barracks in the distance.

Photo shows American soldiers loading up boats on a river bank in Europe.

Republic P-47 Thunderbolt fighter planes fly in the air.

Republic P-47 Thunderbolt fighter planes fly in the air.

Photo shows three American bomber planes in flight.

Photo shows three American bomber planes in flight.

"LA-(7/18) -- Filipino fighters for Uncle Sam at Camp Cooke, Calif., hold aloft some of the 4,500 bolo knives presented them by Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. The dangerous, jungle knives, they hope, will help cut out a path to Tokyo."--Recto.

Print depicts soldiers homecoming from World War II at a metropolitan train station.

Picture collage of Kathleen Dillion's experience in American Red Cross (ARC) during World War II.

Contents include: Mobilization Activities Before Pearl Harbor Day; Education for Mobilization; Interwar Planning for Industrial Mobilization; Mobilizing for War: 1939 to 1941; The War Production Board; The Controlled Materials Pan; The Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion; U.S. Production in World War II; Balancing Military and Civilian Needs; Overcoming Raw Material Scarcities; Maritime Construction; and, People Mobilization: 'Rosie the Riveter.'

"Lieutenant Klaus Bretschneider maneuvers his heavily armed and armored FW-190-8/R8 against B-17s "Marie", "Special Delivery" and "Bonnie B" of the 303rd Bomb Group over Trier, Germany on 15 August 1944"--Keith Ferris Art summery.

Print shows General Patton holding binoculars standing in front of trees, looking off in the distance.

Portrait of Mr Ripley aboard the Liberty Ship, SS Conrad Kohrs with three men working on a swivel gun in the background.

Print is an eleven-panel comic strip featuring Major Dick Hanley, a Marine in the last war and a former football couch at Northwestern, developed a 24 week combat training program. The print lists some of the exercises.

Two gravediggers point out a funeral procession.

Print shows the head of dog, with a sad-looking face, looking over the back of a chair over which is draped a part of a U.S. Navy uniform; in the background, hanging on a wall, is a banner with a red border and a gold star at center against a white background.

A man second in line at the post office, turns around and tells the man behind him to stop shoving.

Two camp counselors comment about a camper's name calling.

Willie is talking to a store clerk.

Shows two men from the Parachute and Ranger Infantry talking to each other in uniform.

A pencil original sketch of WAVES Margery Shurman smiling.

An advertisement for Studebaker engines that go into Flying Fortresses, it shows the sons of Tom Hinkle looking off with planes flying in the background. It shows a small picture of Tom Hinkle working on an engine.

An advertisement for Western Electric and their roll in the war effort by supplying "battle talk" equipment. Shows the Navy Beachmaster shouting out orders using Western Electric equipment, directing the landing of troops, weapons and supplies.

In an advertisement for Electric Boat Company that builds and provides submarines for the United States during WWII, it shows a Japanese man being squeezed in the neck by an arm that has a tattoo of a navy ship on it.

A Studebaker Weasel tracked vehicle advertisement that has a picture of American troops and military tracked vehicles setting up on a beach during World War II.

A advertisement for Chesterfield Cigarettes featuring Deanne Fureau, member of the of the Motor Transport Corps on a motorcycle with a poster for savings bonds behind her.

An advertisement for International Harvester that promotes the United States Marines as killing machines against the Japs in World War II and their line of trucks that the Marines use in war. It shows a Marine in the foreground looking back yelling while holding a gun while there are Marines on trucks in battle in the background.

Photo shows serviceman boarding a ship.

Photo shows the New York Harbor welcoming soldiers back from the war in Europe.

Photo shows ships docked in the New York Harbor.

Photo shows the last servicemen to board a ship while everyone on the boat watches.