b2009_002_guide.pdf

	1fc —	[12 soldiers behind a table]
	1a —	[soldier sitting on stone wall, wearing a World War I helmet and a .45 caliber automatic pistol in a military holster]
	1b —	[buildings and trucks in a military camp]
	1c —	[plowed fields]
	1d —	[four soldiers, one obscured, in front of two tents]
	1e —	[soldier standing in front of a statue of a king on horseback]
	1f —	[Ernest Gardner?]
	1g —	[building]
	1h —	[scenery]
	2a —	[soldiers marching through trees]
	2b —	[bus in front of a building]
	2c —	[walled tents in a military camp]
	2d —	[a soldier taking a photo of a building, sign in front of building reads USO Club]
	2e —	[tents and a building in a military camp]
	2f —	[view of what are probably officers’ or senior non-commissioned officers’ quarters on a military post]
	2g —	[three walled tents, one under construction]
	2h —	[church]
	2i —	[military camp]
	3a —	[transport ship]
	3b —	[fishing boat]
	3c —	[harbor scene, sign over one building reads New England Fish Co.]
	3d —	[submarine chaser]
	3e —	[music stands in front of pyramid-shaped military tents]
	3f —	[aboard ship]
	3g —	[military trucks lined up on a dock]
	3h —	[berths on board ship]
	3i —	[motor launch at a dock]
	3j —	[three sailors on a Coast Guard launch]
	3k —	[three sailors on a Naval launch]
	4a —	[steamships]
	4b —	[military camp at sunrise or sunset]
	4c —	[scenery]
	4d —	[soldier doing laundry in front of a pyramidal tent, sign over tent door reads Shangri-La]
	4e —	[aboard ship]
	4f —	[steamships]
	4g —	[interior of a hut with picture of a pin-up girl, sign on the door reads Home Sweet Home]
	4h —	[soldiers looking over the railing of a ship]
	4i —	[scenery]
	4j —	[dock]
	4k —	[interior of a military barracks, with two bunk beds and a small drum] 5a – [soldier reclining on a bunk bed, with rifle, probably a .30 caliber M1 Springfield, on the left; trumpet in right foreground]
	5b —	[military dance band]
	5c —	[three soldiers and a dog]
	5d —	[soldier standing in front of a building that has sand bag revetments, caribou antlers over sign on door which reads Shangri-La]
	5e —	[similar to .5d]
	5f —	[soldiers in front of a building]
	5g —	[military brass band in parade formation]
	5h —	[four soldiers in fatigue uniforms]
	5i —	[building with sand bag revetments, man on pole may be repairing a telephone line]
	6a —	[technical sergeant standing in the doorway of a hut, inscribed “To Ernie, remembering A.P.O. 944 [?] band [?]”]
	6b —	[band music stands inside a log building]
	6c —	[Army lieutenant E.R. Leibner standing in front of the doorway to a Quonset hut, sign over door reads Orderly R[?], inscribed “Lots of luck to a swell guy, E.R. Leibner”]
	6d —	[Army sergeant standing alongside a Quonset hut]
	6e —	[Army corporal Andrew Denovchek standing alongside a Quonset hut, inscribed “To Ernie, Cpl. Andrew Denovcheck”]
	6f —	[Sergeant Elton W. Coulter[?] standing in the doorway of a Quonset hut holding a trombone, sign over door reads Band Orderly Room, inscribed “To Ernie, Elton W. Coulter[?]”; cf. .7f, .10d]
	7a —	[log cabins]
	7b —	[Army band giving a concert inside a log building]
	7c —	[three soldiers standing in front of a Quonset hut with military camp, possibly an airfield, in background]
	7d —	[Army band in front of a log building, bass drum on left, sousaphone propped against man in center of photo]
	7e —	[Army band giving a concert inside a log building]
	7f —	[same man as in .6f standing in front of a building with sandbag revetments, wearing a World War I style helmet, sign over door reads Shangri-La]
	7g —	[military funeral. Four soldiers in center of photo are folding the flag over a wooden coffin, soldier to left is playing bugle, honor guard in background, sousaphone in center right]
	7h —	[military parade]
	8a —	[soldier standing inside a building and looking out of a window, wearing a World War I style helmet]
	8b —	[soldier doing his laundry in front of a pyramidal tent]
	8c —	[steamship at dock]
	8d —	[two soldiers building a fireplace inside a log building]
	8e —	[steamship and truck at dock]
	8f —	[military personnel]
	8g —	[large log building under construction]
	8h —	[dock side scene showing cargo ship being loaded/unloaded]
	9a —	[Army colonel; printed caption undecipherable]
	9b —	[Army major and dog in front of a log building]
	9c —	[Army infantry officer]
	9d —	[sunrise or sunset over military camp]
	9e —	[scenery]
	10a —	[military camp with trucks]
	10b —	[four cannons]
	10c —	[military camp]
	10d —	[same man as in .6f on left, with another soldier]
	10e —	[Quonset hut]
	10f —	[Ernest Gardner holding a French horn]
	10g —	[building under construction, storage drums in front]
	10h —	[military camp with log buildings, long line of military personnel]
	10i —	[sunrise or sunset over military camp]
	11a —	[four soldiers digging in frozen ground, two on left using picks]
	11b —	[building and trucks]
	11c —	[man, possibly Ernest Gardner, standing in front of a Bell P-39 Aircobra, number 43]
	11d —	[steaming volcano]
	11e —	[two soldiers standing in the doorway of a building, sign on door reads: Canteen]
	11f —	[steaming volcano]
	11g —	[six men costumed as women; probably a camp show]
	11h —	[military canteen inside a Quonset hut, sign in center reads: Sharpen His Bomb with U.S. Bonds]
	11i —	[five soldiers holding rifles and one holding a knife, four soldiers behind a sandbag revetment]
	12a —	[seagulls]
	12b —	[table full of snacks and tobacco products]
	12c —	[seagulls]
	12d —	[snow drift]
	12e —	[man, possibly Ernest Gardner, receiving a haircut]
	12f —	[interior of a military barracks showing a gun rack on the left with six rifles, two four- legged stools below rack, two bunk beds along wall on right]
	12g —	[people]
	12h —	[five soldiers playing toy musical instruments]
	12i —	[seven soldiers in a military camp, man on right possibly Ernest Gardner]
	12j —	[five soldiers playing toy musical instruments, man on left possibly E.R. Liebner]
	13a —	[military camp in a snowstorm]
	13b —	[building in snowstorm]
	13c —	[two soldiers reclining in bunks in a military barracks]
	13d —	[scenery]
	13e —	[Army personnel]
	13f —	[scenery]
	13g —	[trucks in a military camp with mountains in distance]
	13h —	[pin-up art]
	13i —	[military camp]
	14a —	[soldiers standing by a tent, three on right holding rifles, one in center holding M-1 Springfield rifle]
	14b —	[soldier]
	14c —	[ship in harbor]
	14d —	[three soldiers in front of a revetted building]
	14e —	[scenery]
	14f —	[Army personnel]
	14g —	[Army officer, possibly band member]
	14h —	[soldier sitting on a bunk bed, alarm clock and portable radio on shelves at left]
	15a —	[military camp with trucks]
	15b —	[pier]
	15c —	[steamship at the end of a pier]
	15d —	[scenery]
	15e —	[Army personnel]
	15f —	[scenery]
	15g —	[caribou standing in water]
	15h —	[Army personnel]
	15i —	[soldier brushing his teeth, standing outside a revetted building]
	16a —	[aboard ship]
	16b —	[scenery]
	16c —	[Army officer standing on a boardwalk in front of a building and holding up a sea otter fur]
	16d —	[military camp]
	16e —	[scenery]
	16f —	[soldier holding salmon, standing beside a windlass]
	16g —	[pier]
	17a —	[bombing of Ft. Mears at Unalaska, June 3-4, 1942]
	17b —	[bomb damage to the Unalaska Native Hospital, sustained during raid on June 3-4, 1942]
	17c —	[bomb damage to a pier at Dutch Harbor, sustained during raid on June 3-4, 1942]
	17d —	[night view of the fires at Ft. Mears, Dutch Harbor, after raid on June 3- 4, 1942]
	17e —	[fires at Fort Mears, Dutch Harbor, after raid on June 3-4, 1942]
	18a —	[Army corporal holding up a halibut]
	18b —	[man, possibly Ernest Gardner, processing prints in darkroom]
	18c —	[Quonset huts in military camp]
	18d —	[Army personnel]
	18e —	[two Navy officers]
	18f —	[two military personnel, one on left Navy]
	18g —	[military camp]
	18h —	[three military personnel, two Navy and one Army corporal]
	19a —	[soldier standing in front of revetted building]
	19b —	[military camp]
	19c —	[soldier holding a rifle, probably M1 Springfield rifle]
	19d —	[scenery]
	19e —	[building in a military camp, sign over door with image of bear and words Officer’s Club]
	19f —	[military man standing in front of Officer’s Club]
	19g —	[patrol craft, possibly a P.T. boat, alongside a pier]
	19h —	[soldier standing in front of Officer’s Club]
	20a —	[two soldiers and a piano]
	20b —	[interior of a dining facility]
	20c —	[man making a radio broadcast]
	20d —	[steamship at pier]
	20e —	[officer making a radio broadcast, sheet music in left foreground]
	20f —	[fishing boat Glenwood]
	20g —	[scenery]
	20h —	[aboard ship]
	21a —	[seals on rock below cliff]
	21b —	[cargo ship at pier]
	21c —	[light observation aircraft, probably a Piper Cub Trainer L-4]
	21d —	[seals on rocks]
	21e —	[scenery]
	21f —	[barabara]
	21g —	[tar-paper shack with caribou antlers on roof]
	21h —	[building]
	21i —	[tar-paper shack with caribou antlers on roof]
	22a —	[Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, fuel truck in background]
	22b —	[soldier in front of P-40 Warhawk]
	22c —	[P-40 Warhawk with small bomb under fuselage]
	22d —	[disassembled Lockheed P-38 Lightning]
	22e —	[wreckage of a float plane]
	22f —	[P-40 Warhawk tail number 6165 with small bomb under fuselage]
	22g —	[airplane crash]
	22h —	[Grumman G21 Goose]
	22i —	[similar to .22h]
	22j —	[Bell P-39 Aircobra, tail number 43]
	23a —	[Boeing B-17E]
	23b —	[two soldiers in front of a Boeing B-17E bomber]
	23c —	[Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk of the Royal Canadian Air Force, soldier sitting on wing]
	23d —	[three P-40 Warhawks and five C-47 Skytrains lined up alongside a dirt runway; two P- 40s on left have Royal Canadian Air Force markings]
	23e —	[Boeing B-17E]
	23f —	[soldier standing next to Douglas A-24 Dauntless dive bomber, tail numbers 254323 and 39; cf. .24c]
	23g —	[Boeing B-17E with crewmen working on the ball turret]
	23h —	[soldier standing by the tail gunner’s position of B-17E tail number 23094]
	23i —	[B-17E tail number 23094]
	24a —	[Curtiss P-40 Warhawk flying over an airfield, control tower and Quonsets in background]
	24b —	[Douglas A-24 Dauntless]
	24c —	[soldier sitting on wing of Douglas A-24 Dauntless dive bomber, tail numbers 254323 and 39, name “Snooky” on engine cowling; cf. .23f]
	24d —	[four Curtiss P-40 Warhawks with Royal Canadian Air Force markings lined up alongside a runway]
	24e —	[Boeing B-17E]
	24f —	[North American B-25 Mitchell lined up for takeoff, Curtiss P-40 Warhawk on left]
	24g —	[soldier standing next to tail of Douglas C-47 Skytrain tail number 138648]
	24h —	[soldier in front of wing of Douglas A-24 Dauntless with “Snooky” on engine cowling, partially obscured Douglas C-47 Skytrain in rear]
	24i —	[military airfield, North American B-25 Mitchell in left center, six fighters, probably Curtiss P-40 Warhawks in center, Douglas C-47 Skytrain on right]
	24j —	[three men standing in front of Travelair 6000B of the Bristol Bay Air Service, tail number NC-451-N]
	24k —	[Reeve Airways Fairchild FC2W tail number NC7034]
	24L —	[North American B-25 Mitchell being escorted by two smaller aircraft]
	25a —	[steamship at dock]
	25b —	[three Army nurses]
	25c —	[Army and Navy personnel on a military transport ship]
	25d —	[Army transport ship]
	25e —	[two nurses and three soldiers, man on bottom right is infantryman]
	25f —	[Army transport ship]
	25g —	[Army transport ship at pier with construction equipment]
	25h —	[three men in Army Medical Dept. bathrobes in front of a camouflaged Quonset hut]
	25i —	[Army transport ship]
	25j —	[two Army nurses and two soldiers, man on right is infantryman]
	25k —	[similar to .25h]
	26a —	[nurse checking pulse of hospital patient]
	26b —	.26d – [nurses]
	26e —	[group of military nurses in front of a building with sign Finance Office]
	26f —	[three military nurses in front of a building with sign Finance Office]
	26g —	[three military nurses and a male officer in front of a building with sign Finance Office]
	26h —	[four military nurses]
	26i —	[Army personnel]
	26j —	.26L – [nurses]
	27a —	.27d – [nurses]
	27e —	[two military women aboard ship]
	27f —	[Ernest Gardner with unidentified woman]
	27g —	[two Army nurses]
	27h —	[unidentified people]
	27i —	.27k – [nurses]
	28a —	[two grave markers. Left: LeRoy S. Hall, serial number 37052781 T/S, Vy. Co. 138th Inf., Died Dec. 26, 1942. Right: Richard G. Hubert[?], Died Dec. 26, 1942]
	28b —	[Russian Orthodox grave marker]
	28c —	[military cemetery in Aleutians]
	28d —	[grave marker of 2nd Lt. Roger P. Stein, 0-724840, 18th Fighter Squadron AAF, Died Oct. 29, 1942]
	28e —	[grave marker of 2nd Lt. Robert K. Dickinson, 0-724717, 18th Fighter Squadron, Died June 3, 1942]
	28f —	[possibly military funeral]
	28g —	[Russian Orthodox grave marker]
	28h —	[military camp]
	29a —	.29i – [Quonset hut on fire]
	30a —	[Bob Hope]
	30b —	[Bob Hope on right, Frances Langford in center]
	30c —	[Bob Hope in center, Frances Langford on left]
	30d —	[Frances Langford in center]
	30e —	.30h – [unidentified USO performers]
	31a —	[Carole Landis on left with Evelyn Hamilton[?]]
	31b —	With best memories always, Carole Landis [Landis with man, possibly Ernest Gardner]
	31c —	To Ernie with love, [Evelyn Hamilton?] [possibly Evelyn Hamilton and Ernest Gardner]
	31d —	[Carole Landis and Sgt. Elton W. Coulter]
	31e —	[Carole Landis with soldiers, possibly Ernest Gardner and Cpl. Andrew Denovchek]
	31f —	[possibly Evelyn Hamilton and Ernest Gardner]
	31g —	[group with Carole Landis, possibly Evelyn Hamilton, Ernest Gardner, Andrew Denovchek, and other service personnel]
	31h —	[Carole Landis next to Jeep]
	31i —	[Carole Landis with possibly Ernest Gardner and Andrew Denovchek]
	31j —	[Evelyn Hamilton?]
	31k —	[Carole Landis]
	32a —	[Carole Landis in front of Jeep]
	32b —	[Army personnel]
	32c —	[Carole Landis and possibly Ernest Gardner in front of Jeep]
	32d —	[possibly Evelyn Hamilton and Ernest Gardner]
	32e —	[Carole Landis and possibly Ernest Gardner with other service personnel]
	32f —	[Carole Landis and possibly Ernest Gardner next to Jeep]
	32g —	[loose photo tucked behind .32f, possibly Marilyn Maxwell]
	32h —	[USO performers, possibly Evelyn Hamilton on left]
	32i —	.32j – [possibly Evelyn Hamilton with unidentified personnel]
	33a —	[Carole Landis, possibly Evelyn Hamilton and Andrew Denovchek, with other personnel]
	33b —	[Marilyn Maxwell]
	33c —	[Carole Landis, possibly Evelyn Hamilton and Andrew Denovchek, with other personnel]
	33d —	To a really good photographer, thank you Ernie, Jo Andrews U.S.O.
	34a —	.34c – [Marjorie Reynolds]
	34d —	[Marilyn Maxwell with officer]
	34e —	[Marjorie Reynolds having her hair styled]
	34f —	[Marjorie Reynolds with officer]
	35a —	.35g – [Marjorie Reynolds]
	36a —	[two American soldiers guarding a Japanese prisoner of war, probably on Attu, military camp in background]
	36b —	.36d – [dead Japanese soldier, probably Attu Island]
	36e —	[warships in the Aleutian Islands]
	37a —	[warships in the Aleutian Islands; photo possibly taken from on board the U.S.S. Salt Lake City]
	37b —	[Chance-Vought OS2U Kingfisher reconnaissance float plane on its catapult on the port side of the U.S.S. Salt Lake City]
	37c —	[heavy cruiser, possibly the U.S.S. Salt Lake City, with aircraft carrier, possibly U.S.S. Nassau visible off stern]
	37d —	[similar to .37c]
	37e —	[invasion fleet somewhere in the Aleutians, with transport at right possibly USAT St. Mihiel; photo possibly taken from aboard the U.S.S. Salt Lake City]
	38a —	.38b – [Adm. Thomas C. Kinkaid right, Lt. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr. left, and unidentified officer holding a Japanese flag]
	38c —	[fishing boats at a pier]
	38d —	[scenery]
	38e —	[stern of ice-bound ship]
	38f —	[Nancy Healy wearing a fur parka]
	38g —	[five men, possibly Alaskan Scouts, standing in front of a redesigned Quonset hut and receiving orders via dog sled; Alaskan Scouts also known as 1st Alaskan Combat Intelligence Platoon or Castner’s Cutthroats]
	38h —	[Nancy Healy]
	39a —	[Nancy Healy performing]
	39b —	Thanks Ernie, my best, Nancy Healy, U.S.O. 1943
	39c —	[USO performers]
	39d —	.39h – [Nancy Healy]
	40a —	[children]
	40b —	[Photographic postcard] S-507 Beach line – King Cove, Alaska. Schallerer’s
	40c —	.40d – [children]
	40e —	[Naval warrant officers and a woman in front of a Quonset hut]
	40f —	.40g – [children]
	41a —	[scenery]
	41b —	[King Cove]
	41c —	[fishing boats]
	41d —	[building with Arctic entry]
	41e —	[class picture of schoolchildren, teacher on left]
	41f —	[people on a boardwalk near buildings]
	41g —	[people]
	41h —	[Ernest Gardner standing in the doorway of a harbor control office]
	41i —	[people]
	42a —	[Ernest Gardner with children]
	42b —	[children on boardwalk]
	42c —	[Ernest Gardner with children]
	42d —	.42i – [children on boardwalk near buildings]
	43a —	[children]
	43b —	[Ernest Gardner with two young girls]
	43c —	[Ernest Gardner and a young woman standing in front of the King Cove Post Office]
	43d —	.43e – [people]
	43f —	[young woman standing on boardwalk]
	43g —	[boardwalk, King Cove]
	44a —	.44b – [woman and child standing on boardwalk]
	44c —	[two women standing in front of the King Cove boardwalk]
	44d —	[people]
	44e —	[children]
	44f —	[children in front of a pipeline]
	44g —	[Ernest Gardner and a young woman standing on a boardwalk in front of a Quonset hut]
	44h —	[children near buildings and oil drums]
	44i —	[Army and Navy personnel with children on a boardwalk near buildings]
	44j —	[transport ship tied up at dock]
	45a —	[armed transport next to a tugboat]
	45b —	[Photographic postcard] The Midnight Sun. The setting and rising sun of Kotzebue, Alaska, June 21-22. Seven exposures at intervals of 15 minutes. S306 Schallerer
	45c —	[Ernest Gardner standing in front of steel drums]
	45d —	[buildings and boardwalk]
	45e —	[fishing boats at pier]
	45f —	[people on pier with fishing boats, buildings]
	45g —	[armed transport in harbor]
	45h —	[stern of an armed transport at sunrise or sunset]
	45i —	[scene with buildings, tank farm, construction equipment, antenna, and barge]
	46a —	[scenery]
	46b —	[boats at dock with buildings]
	46c —	[boats at dock]
	46d —	[scenery]
	46e —	[armed transport in harbor]
	46f —	[Cpl. Andrew Denovchek facing the camera, with three other soldiers on a small cargo vessel]
	46g —	[dock scene with pile driver]
	46h —	[fishing boats]
	46i —	.46k – [foundation of a building, probably warehouse, under construction]
	47a —	[motor torpedo boat, or PT boat, in harbor, with torpedo tubes visible on sides; boat on right numbered P-115]
	47b —	[flagpole and search light on pier near buildings]
	47c —	[motor torpedo boat, or PT boat, in harbor]
	47d —	[village in the Aleutians]
	47e —	[four-masted schooner]
	47f —	[fishing boat Glenwood of Ketchikan in port]
	47g —	[four-masted schooner, with Glenwood at right]
	47h —	[four-masted schooner]
	48a —	[Cpl. Andrew Denovchek second from right, with other unidentified people]
	48b —	.48c – [unidentified people]
	48d —	[possibly Lt. E.R. Leibner with unidentified woman]
	48e —	[unidentified woman standing in front of harbor control office Quonset hut]
	49a —	[Army personnel on boardwalk near Quonset hut]
	49b —	[dogs]
	49c —	.49d – [unidentified people]
	49e —	[people on boardwalk in military camp]
	49f —	[torpedo boat at dock, with tubes visible]
	49g —	[aboard ship]
	49h —	[dog and people near a gray whale]
	50a —	[boats in harbor, possibly Adak]
	50b —	[military camp, possibly Adak]
	51a —	[harbor scene, possibly at Adak]
	51b —	[landing craft, probably LCM, aboard ship, with “7”and “B” visible on steering shelter]
	52a —	To Ernie, best wishes [W. Aunitha?] [USO performer]
	52b —	[USO performers, including Joe Young, Frances Miller, Bonnie Reed, possibly Mary Jane Miller, Charles Boyer, and woman from .52a]
	52c —	To Ernie, a very sweet person, Best Always, Bonnie Reed [possibly Mary Jane Miller in background]
	52d —	Best wishes sincerely, Joe Young / Sincerely, Charles Boyer
	52e —	To Ernie with my best wishes, Frances Miller [possibly Mary Jane Miller in background]
	52f —	[possibly Mary Jane Miller]
	52g —	[paper with signature of Rita Hayworth]
	53a —	[possibly Veronica Lake]
	53b —	To Ernie with all my heart always, Ronnie [Veronica Lake]
	53c —	[possibly Veronica Lake]
	53d —	[unidentified people]
	53e —	[possibly Veronica Lake]
	53f —	[interior of a Quonset hut]
	53g —	.53i – [possibly Veronica Lake]
	54a —	[Ernest Gardner with woman seated on running board of truck]
	54b —	[possibly Veronica Lake]
	54c —	[USO performer]
	54d —	To Ernie thanks for everything, always Ronnie [Veronica Lake]
	54e —	To Ernie with thanks [W. Aunitha?]
	55a —	[W. Aunitha? playing accordion]
	55b —	[W. Aunitha? and unidentified soldier playing accordion]
	55c —	[W. Aunitha? and Ernest Gardner]
	55d —	[W. Aunitha? playing accordion, bass drum on left and trombone on right]
	55e —	.55f – [W. Aunitha?]
	56a —	[USO performer]
	56b —	[W. Aunitha? and another USO performer]
	56c —	[Ernest Gardner and woman, with armed transport ship at pier in background]
	56d —	[W. Aunitha? with Joe Young, Charles Boyer, possibly Mary Jane Miller, and unidentified USO performer]
	56e —	[W. Aunitha? and soldier with unidentified USO performers]
	56f —	[Bonnie Reed with W. Aunitha?]
	56g —	[Joe Young, Charles Boyer, and possibly Mary Jane Miller]
	56h —	.56i – [W. Aunitha?]
	56j —	[Frances Miller with possibly Mary Jane Miller and W. Aunitha? ]
	57a —	[USO performer]
	57b —	.57c – [W. Aunitha?]
	57d —	.57h – [unidentified USO performers]
	57i —	.57j – [W. Aunitha?]
	58a —	.58b – [unidentified USO performers]
	58c —	[W. Aunitha? and soldier]
	58d —	[W. Aunitha?]
	58e —	[USO performer]
	58f —	[W. Aunitha? and unidentified USO performers]
	58g —	[USO performer]
	58h —	[Ernest Gardner and an unidentified USO performer sitting on running board of armored truck]
	58i —	[Ernest Gardner and unidentified USO performer]
	58j —	[USO performer]
	58k —	[Ernest Gardner and unidentified USO performer]
	59a —	[USO performer]
	59b —	[USO performer with Army infantry officer]
	59c —	.59g – [unidentified USO performers]
	60a —	[iceberg]
	60b —	[people]
	60c —	Polar Bears on Arctic ice floe
	60d —	Famous Alaska Dog Team
	60e —	Little Arctic Natives, Alaska [three Alaska Native children wearing kuspuks and holding three puppies]
	60f —	“Where Winter is King” [scenery]
	60g —	“The Two-of-a-Kind Sisters” [Alaska Native women]
	60h —	Eskimo School Children [several wearing kuspuks]
	60i —	Auk[e] Lake and Mendenhall Glacier near Juneau
	61a —	Alaska Eskimo Family
	61b —	[dogs]
	61c —	[photo reproduction of poster of Alaska’s Flag song]
	61d —	[Eskimo woman wearing parka]
	61e —	Two Months Old Kodiak Cub, Kodiak, Alaska
	61f —	A Wrestling Match, Alaska [bears]
	61g —	[beaver]
	61h —	Alaska Eagle
	61i —	World’s Record Kodiak Bear [three men looking at a mounted brown bear]
	62a —	Totem Lined Lover’s Lane
	62b —	King Island, Alaska
	62c —	Aleut Children
	62d —	“Small Fry” Unalaska [Aleut children]
	62e —	Wright Whale Taken at Kodiak Island [i.e. right whale]
	62f —	Placer Mining in Alaska [two men operating a water monitor at a placer mine]
	62g —	A Malamute at Home
	62h —	.62i – [An “S” class submarine, possibly the S-28, somewhere in Alaska]
	62j —	[panoramic of scenery; loose from album]
	63a —	A Family Group, Unalaska
	63b —	“Broadway” in Alaska [houses and buildings along a boardwalk]
	63c —	Dutch Harbor, Alaska
	63d —	Unalaska, Alaska [Unalaska Bar]
	63e —	The Novelty Shop, Unalaska [sign reads Alaska Novelties Curios Ivory Parley’s Arts Open Evenings Exc. Sundays]
	63f —	The Tavern, Unalaska
	63g —	Russian Cemetery and Church, Unalaska [Holy Ascension Russian Orthodox Church]
	63h —	Russian Church, Kodiak, AK [Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church]
	63i —	Aleutian Girl, Unalaska
	64a —	[Unalaska, on right is Holy Ascension Russian Orthodox Church, sign on left reads Houses, Apts. for Rent, signs on right read Office of the U.S. Commissioner and Jack Martin Attorney at Law]
	64b —	[Holy Ascension Russian Orthodox Church, Unalaska]
	64c —	[Soldiers standing in front of church on Unalaska, with sign Broadway Sixth Ave Captains Bay Road]
	64d —	[waterfront scene in Unalaska, Holy Ascension Russian Orthodox Church in background]
	64e —	[street scene in Unalaska, Holy Ascension Russian Orthodox Church in background]
	64f —	[Cameo Theater in Unalaska]
	64g —	[street scene in Unalaska]
	64h —	[street scene]
	64i —	[street scene in Unalaska]
	65a —	[Army personnel with construction equipment]
	65b —	[Army personnel]
	65c —	[Brig. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr., with group of officers near crane with sign Bucyrus Erie]
	65d —	[lighter carrying military trucks]
	65e —	Unalaska, Alaska
	65f —	[Unalaska waterfront with Holy Ascension Russian Orthodox Church in center]
	65g —	[harbor scene at Dutch Harbor]
	65h —	[volcano]
	65i —	.65j – [Dutch Harbor]
	65k —	[bomb-damaged Native hospital at Unalaska, damaged during the Japanese air attack, June 3-4, 1942]
	65L —	[Ft. Mears]
	65m —	[Holy Ascension Russian Orthodox Church, Unalaska]
	66a —	.66d – [scenery]
	66e —	.66f – [aboard ship]
	66g —	[docks, possibly at Unalaska]
	66h —	[group of soldiers standing in front of the Unalaska Café, Ernest Gardner at left]
	66i —	[dog aboard ship]
	66j —	[view of Amchitka Island, showing what might be bursts from anti-aircraft artillery in upper left corner]
	67a —	[dogs and people]
	67b —	[possibly Ernest Gardner]
	67c —	[construction equipment]
	67d —	[munitions storage area somewhere in the Aleutians, munitions bunkers in center, guard tower on right]
	67e —	.67f – [military camp]
	67g —	[scenery]
	67h —	[military camp]
	68a —	[foxes in a fox farm enclosure]
	68b —	[Army personnel]
	68c —	[aboard ship]
	68d —	[scenery]
	68e —	[military camp with mountains]
	69a —	[caribou]
	69b —	[construction equipment]
	70 —	[caribou]
	71 —	[waterfall]
	72a —	To Ernie, a swell guy, fondly Eleanor Padova[?]
	72b —	[Five USO performers, including Eleanor Padova and woman .72c]
	72c —	To Ernie, loads of affection, Conchita[?]
	72d —	[women from .72a and .72c]
	72e —	[Eleanor Padova]
	72f —	[Ernest Gardner with woman from .72c]
	73a —	[Eleanor Padova]
	73b —	To Ernie, affectionately yours, Eleanor Padova[?]
	73c —	[Eleanor Padova on stage with man holding tom-tom]
	73d —	[Eleanor Padova]
	73e —	[Ernest Gardner with Eleanor Padova]
	73f —	[Ernest Gardner with Eleanor Padova and woman .72c]
	73g —	[Four performers at a USO show, including Johnny Grant, Eleanor Padova and woman from .72c]
	73h —	[Eleanor Padova and woman from .72c]
	74a —	[Ernest Gardner inside Quonset hut]
	74b —	[people with donkey]
	74c —	[Army band at Halloween concert]
	75a —	.75b – [dog with fox]
	75c —	[dog]
	75d —	[dog with fox]
	75e —	[Army personnel in a military camp with Quonset huts]
	75f —	[military camp]
	75g —	[interior of a military theater]
	76a —	.76b – [lightering at a dock]
	76c —	[Ship Rock in Umnak Pass, Umnak Island on right, Unalaska in background]
	76d —	[two soldiers manning a 37-millimeter anti-aircraft cannon at Dutch Harbor]
	76e —	[Ship Rock in Umnak Pass, Umnak Island on right, Unalaska in background]
	76g —	[Ernest Gardner and a dog sitting in front of a revetted Quonset hut]
	76h —	[interior of a church]
	77a —	[card with “Olivia DeHavaland” written on it]
	77b —	[Olivia De Havilland standing in front of an officers’ mess building]
	77c —	To Ernie, love O. De Havilland
	77d —	[Olivia De Havilland standing in front of an officers’ mess building]
	77e —	[Women’s Army Corps WAC officer and Army major in front of an officers’ mess building]
	77f —	[Olivia De Havilland with three soldiers]
	77g —	[Olivia De Havilland in front of a military staff car]
	77h —	[Olivia De Havilland and Col. William O. Eareckson]
	77i —	[Olivia De Havilland and Army corporal]
	78a —	[card with “Olivia de Havaland” written on it]
	78b —	[Olivia De Havilland and Col. William O. Eareckson]
	78c —	[fox]
	78d —	[Olivia De Havilland in front of officers’ mess building]
	78e —	[interior of church]
	78f —	[Army corporal]
	79a —	Services Post Chapel A.P.O. 948 Seattle, Wash. 401AB4G16 19 158 2:6:1430 [APO 948 was Fort Glenn on Umnak Island]
	79b —	Services Post Chapel A.P.O. 948 Seattle, Wash. 401AB4G16 19 161 2:6:1430 [APO 948 was Fort Glenn on Umnak Island]
	79c —	[military band on parade]
	79d —	[military band at reveille/retreat]
	80a —	.80i – [Army personnel celebrating a serviceman’s birthday]
	81a —	.81c – [Army personnel celebrating a serviceman’s birthday]
	81d —	[Army band with trombones]
	81e —	[Yehudi Menuhin performing at a USO show]
	81f —	[Army band, including Lt. E.R. Leibner and Sgt. Elton Coulter in front row left]
	81g —	[Menuhin Yehudi performing in a gymnasium]
	81h —	[Ernest Gardner, right, with corporal]
	81i —	[Menuhin Yehudi performing in a gymnasium]
	82a —	[scenery]
	82b —	[group of soldiers, with Ernest Gardner seated in front and Lt. E.R. Leibner in second row, far right]
	82c —	[group of soldiers, with Ernest Gardner and Cpl. Andrew Denovchek in front row, left, and Lt. E.R. Leibner second from right]
	82d —	.82f – [Army personnel]
	82g —	[Fort Glenn, Umnak Island, with Ship Rock in background at left]
	82h —	[Army band on parade]
	82i —	[Fort Glenn, Umnak Island, with Ship Rock at left and Unalaska Island in background]
	83a —	[Fort Glenn, Umnak Island, with Unalaska Island in background]
	83b —	[interior of a Quonset hut]
	83c —	[Fort Glenn, Umnak Island]
	83d —	.83e – [Army band in concert]
	83f —	[male quartet singing at concert]
	83g —	[Army personnel playing drums inside Quonset hut]
	83h —	[Army band in concert]
	84a —	.84b – [Army personnel on pier]
	84c —	[scenery]
	84d —	[bunk beds inside a Quonset hut]
	84e —	[Army musicians performing on stage]
	84f —	[people at a railroad station, with grain elevator labeled “West[?] Lumber & Gra[?]”]
	84g —	[young woman at railroad station]
	84h —	[people at railroad station]
	85a —	[railroad station, possibly at Aberdeen, with sign reading Red Cross Canteen]
	85b —	[buildings and automobiles]
	85c —	.85d – [people at railroad station]
	85e —	[two women of the American Women’s Voluntary Services at a railroad station]
	85f —	[Army personnel and woman at railroad station]
	85g —	[people at railroad station]
	85h —	[two women at railroad station, one on right with AWVS]
	85i —	[Army personnel at railroad station]
	86a —	.86b – [soldier and woman inside railroad passenger car]
	86c —	[Army personnel]
	86d —	[Ernest Gardner]
	86e —	[people in railroad car]
	86f —	[Lt. E.R. Leibner]
	87a —	[Army band, with Cpl. Andrew Denovchek in front row, third from right]
	87b —	[Army band]
	87c —	[Army personnel in a military camp]
	87d —	[Army band] Loose photographs
	88 —	[Ernest Gardner]
	89 —	.90 – [Ernest Gardner and woman; print date August 25, 1944]
	91 —	[Ernest Gardner and two women; print date August 25, 1944]
	92 —	[Ernest Gardner and three other people; print date August 25, 1944]
	93 —	[scenery; print date August 25, 1944]
	94 —	[man playing guitar]
	95 —	[mountains]
	96 —	[group portrait of soldiers, with Ernest Gardner in front row, right; inscribed on verso from several servicemen]
	97 —	[panorama of boats in harbor, possibly Dutch Harbor] Guide written: March 21, 2013