Box 1

A photograph of a forest with a few structures, and a large hill in the background. Title written on back.

A photograph of a line of three vehicles [ambulances?] in a city, all snow covered. Three U. S. Soldiers sitting on the bumpers. Title written on back. A second more recent copy of the photograph accompanies the first (13 x 9 cm).

The building where the 167th was billeted in Bad Neuenahr, Germany. Date supplied from other sources. Title written on back. A second more recent copy of the photograph accompanies the first (13 x 9 cm). Photographer is probably Hap Gruenberg.

A photograph of the Troop train taking the unit back to Tulsa. Banner reads “Homeward Bound from the Rhine to Tulsa, Okla. Ambulance Company 167, 42nd Division.” Date supplied from other sources. Title supplied. Photographer is probably Hap Gruenberg.

Hap Gruenberg and Carl Ammons sharing a tent. Title written on the back. Photographer unknown, but the camera belonged to Hap Gruenberg.

Group photo of company members taken at Bad Neuenahr in front of the restaurant and gambling rooms. Title written on the back. Date supplied from other sources.

Photograph of the train taking the Company east to New York and Embarkation. Banner says: “Amb. Co. 3, 117th Sanitary Train, Rainbow Division from Tulsa, Okla. Berlin Bound."

Group photo of company members outside a train car. Note that Gruenberg’s scrapbooks identifies this photograph as being taken at Fort Riley. Title written on the back.

An unidentified group of men aboard a ship. Note the same image appears in Hugo Gruenberg’s photograph album as going to Europe. Title supplied. Photographer may be Hugo Gruenberg.

An unidentified group of men aboard a ship. Note the same image appears in Hugo Gruenberg’s photograph album as going to Europe. Title written on back. Photographer may be Hugo Gruenberg.