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[Serviceman Benny Schotten in front of Quonset hut] (Item)

Photographic negative of U.S. Navy serviceman Benny Schotten in front of a Quonset hut, Guam, circa 1944-1950.

[Servicemen with puppies] (Item)

Photographic negative of two U.S. Navy servicemen with two puppies, Guam, circa 1944-1950. A Quonset hut is visible in the background.

[Serviceman cooking on hot plate] (Item)

Photographic negative of a U.S. Navy serviceman cooking on a hot plate in his living quarters, Guam, circa 1944-1950.

[Servicemen in front of Quonset hut] (Item)

Photographic negative of four U.S. Navy servicemen in front of a Quonset hut, Guam, circa 1944-1950.

[Servicemen Elmer A. Ball and Chamberlin at bar in Quonset hut] (Item)

Photographic negative of U.S. Navy servicemen Elmer A. Ball (right) and Chamberlin (left) at a bar in a Quonset hut, Guam, circa 1944-1950. Several bottles, including two Goebel Beer bottles, are on the counter in front of them.

[Servicemen Palmer and Browning using band saw machine] (Item)

Photographic negative of U.S. Navy servicemen Palmer and Browning using a band saw machine, Guam, circa 1944-1950. Other servicemen and equipment are visible in the workshop. Text written on the machine reads: "No one allowed to run this machine except Palmer, E.H., AM 2/c." The manufacturer’s label on the machine reads: "Tannewitz Di-Saw."

[Servicemen in front of Quonset hut] (Item)

Photographic negative of U.S. Navy servicemen in front of a Quonset hut, Guam, circa 1944-1950. A caption provided by the donor's family identifies the men as (from left to right) Schotten, Poulik, Melendy, O'Donnell, Gladin, Metealf, Jones, and Elmer A. Ball.