"Members of the 99th Fighter Squadron of the Army Air Forces, famous all-Negro outfit, who are rapidly making themselves feared by enemy pilots, pose for a picture at the Anzio beachhead. In the foreground, head bared, is 1st Lt. Andrew Lane."

"Staff officers of an.Air Corp Squadron near Fez, French Morocco. Left to right: Lt. Col. Benjamin O. Davis, C.O.; Capt. Hayden C. Johnson, Adjutant; Capt. E. Jones, Service Det.; Lt. Wm. R. Thompson, Armaments; Lt. Hervert E. Carter, Engineers; Lt. Erwin B. Lawrence, Operations; Lt. George R. Cur

"Negro troops of the 24th Infantry, attached to the Americal Division, wait to advance behind a tank assault on the Jap anese, along Empress Augusta Bay on Bougainville."

"Negro messmen aboard a United States Navy cruiser who volunteered for additional duty as gunners. They have been doing proficient work under battle conditions on a task force in the Pacific under the instruction of the officers at the right."

"A gun crew of six Negroes who were given the Navy Cross for standing by their gun when their ship was damaged by enemy attack in the Philippine area."

P-40 64FS 57FG pilots

"Aboard a U.S. Coast Guard-manned transport somewhere in the Pacific, a group of Negro Marines presents a cheerful front."

" Army Air Corps cadets reporting to Captain B enjamin O. Davis, Jr. commandant of cadets."

Major Glade B. Bilby of Skidmore, Montana talking to members of his flying squadron somewhere in Tunisia. While flying top cover, the squadron destroyed six German Messerschmitts.