SC 184885 - A German war prisoner at Camp Wallace, Texas, is shown at his assigned job working on a truck at Ordnance Command Shop -5. 1943.

Private Charles Nasholts, of Auburn, New York. A mechanic in civilian life, he is serving as a truck driver with the United States Army overseas. March, 1943.

Holabird ordnance depot, Baltimore, Maryland. Periodic complete vehicle inspection is required of every United States Army driver. This soldier is checking the wheel alignment of his truck, one of the most important factors in the length of life of tires

Holabird ordnance depot, Baltimore, Maryland. Periodic complete vehicle inspection is required of all United States Army drivers. This soldier is checking the wheel alignment of his truck, an important factor in the length of life of tires

Private First Class Raymond E. Waller, of Dayton, Ohio. A trucker in civilian life, he is now serving overseas with the United States Army. March, 1943.

A truck driver checking the oil. He is with a United States Army truck convoy carrying supplies for the aid of Russia. Somewhere in the Persian corridor. March, 1943.

Private First Class Willie J. Wicker, of Prestonsburg, Kentucky. A truck driver in civilian life, he is serving as a truck driver with the United States Army overseas. 1943.

Colored mechanic, motor maintenance section, Ft. Knox, Ky.

Private James C. Boone of Ardmore, Oklahoma, a trucker in civilian life, 8d29386a