View of a street lined with thatched roof structures with islanders milling about.

Two male Japanese soldiers lie dead, supine, side-by-side in a sandy pit.

An American soldier, his back to the camera, stands alongside four males, possibly Japanese soldiers, one of which is holding a handmade flag [of surrender]. A young [Philippino] boy can be seen in the background, walking towards the group with his hands raised as if he too is surrendering.

Two variations of a view of a wall surrounding an ornate building. A sign posted on the wall reads: "Real-Estate Buying and Selling/Translations/Transcriptions/Language courses/Advertising..."

View of laundry drying on washlines.

Portions of the following photographs were originally found sleeved and packed into one small envelope; the remaining photos were found loosely packed into another small white envelope. Both envelopes were laid in between the Leyte Island photos and Leyte (Island)/Tacloban (town) photographs. The Leyte/Tacloban envelope became dislodged from the other photos so it is uncertain which photos specifically belong to which group.

View of a man pictured with a Philippine man, both standing near a wooden plank walkway in camp.

Man in an undershirt and khaki pants, pictured squatting near a camp structure.

View of a man in undershirt and sunglasses, pictured standing in a supply yard, a cigarette between his lips. Supply crates and tractor are visible behind him.

View of a man posing with a young Philippine woman and her family.