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Photograph of a U.S. Army Signal Corps Curtiss JN-4 Jenny aircraft (fuselage designation SC4002 / 15) in low flight, circa 1910s-1930s. "Love Field" is painted on the fuselage. Caption on envelope: "Curtiss JN-4 Jenny in flight / Side."

Photograph of a U.S. Army Signal Corps Curtiss JN-4A Jenny aircraft (fuselage number 56), circa 1920s. Typed caption on verso: "Curtiss J.N.4."

Photograph of a John's Multiplane aircraft (left) and a Thomas-Morse S-4 aircraft (right), possibly at Langley Field, Virginia, 1919. Inscription on verso: "John's Multiplane / Thomas Morse Scout." Stamped on verso: "Not to be used for publication /…

Photograph of a Lear Developments BC-190-T5 radio transmitter, circa 1940. The verso inscription notes that this transmitter was developed for the U.S. Army Signal Corps and describes the device's components and specifications.Inscription on verso:…

Photograph of General Spencer Ball Akin (left) presenting Major Broxton E. Small (right) with the Bronze Star in the Dai-Ichi Building, Tokyo, Japan, August 9, 1946. The image was taken during the proceedings of the International Military Tribunal…

Round, silver identification dog tag. "Thelma Miller, Signal Corps AEF." Two chains coming off of the sides.

Photograph of a crashed Douglas A-24 Dauntless aircraft (tail number 260781), circa 1940s. The plane bears United States Army Air Forces markings. Stamped on verso: "Watch your credit. Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps. No objection to reproducing or…

Photograph of a crashed Douglas A-24 Dauntless aircraft (tail number 260781), circa 1940s. The plane bears United States Army Air Forces markings. Stamped on verso: "Watch your credit. Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps. No objection to reproducing or…

Photograph of American servicemen gathered near a crashed Douglas A-24 Dauntless aircraft, circa 1940s. Skid marks show where the plane skidded off the runway. Stamped on verso: "Watch your credit. Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps. No obligation to…

Photographic portrait of Thelma (Miller) Nordhoff in her United States Army Signal Corps uniform, circa 1917-1918. Inscription on verso: "Thelma, 1917 or 18."