1) Specification of the B-24 'Liberator' aeroplane in German, showing the range of its guns and dimensions, 1943; print, 'Liberators leap into hell at Ploesti,' featuring B-24 'Northern Star', and with a history of the Ploesti mission on the reverse (Phillips Petroleum Company, Historical Aviation Series, Plate 3-8, 1943). 2) Photograph of a drawing of the 2nd Air Division insignia, undated (United States Air Force photograph, 170272 USAF). 3) Photograph of Brig. Gen. James P. Hodges, of Washington D.C., congratulating Cpt. Walter T. Stewart, of Salt Lake City, Utah, pilot, and crew of the B-24 'Bomerang', 4 April 1944 (United States Air Force photograph, 80110 AC). 4) Photograph of crew members of the 479th Anti Submarine Group relaxing with coffee and sandwiches during interrogation in the reading room at an air base in St Eval, England, 1943 (United States Air Force photograph, 76506 AC). 5) Photograph of WACs at 8th Air Force Service Command making stuffed toy animals to give to British children for Christmas. Left to right: T/Sgt May M. Bow; Pfc. Rachel B. Sprinkle and T/Sgt Barbara C. Penley (United States Air Force photograph, 50161 AC). 6) Photograph of Brig. Gen. James P. Hodges reviewing Col Wood and staff of the 389th Bomb Group in England (United States Air Force photograph, 70939 AC). 7) S/Sgt Leopold Figuero, San Antonio, Texas, being presented the Air Medal by Brig. Gen. Patrick Timberlake, 9th Air Force, Libya (United States Air Force photograph, 23867 USAF). 8) Aerial photograph of an unidentified town or city showing buildings, river, road and railway lines, undated. 9) Photograph of Maj. Gen. William E. Kepner stainding in the chow line at 2nd Air Division Headquarters, England (United States Air Force Photograph, 62529 AC). 10) Colour print, 'The Valiant Clan, Consolidated B-24 Liberator, Pyramidiers Over Ploesti, The Squaw and Hail Columbia Battle into Astro Romana,' 1974. Photographs in this folder are identified as United States Air Force photographs. Colour print, 'The Valiant Clan, Consolidated B-24 Liberator, Pyramidiers Over Ploesti, The Squaw and Hail Columbia Battle into Astro Romana', is identified as copyright of Glenn Illustrations, Euless, Texas, 1974. The specification of the B-24 'Liberator' aeroplane in German was salvaged from England in 1943 by Frank Ashby and presented to Reed Cheek in 1976. B-24 'Boomerang' completed 53 missions and, at the time the photograph was taken, was due for a trip back to the United States, 4 April 1944. Colour print, 'The Valiant Clan, Consolidated B-24 Liberator, Pyramidiers Over Ploesti, The Squaw and Hail Columbia Battle into Astro Romana', is a copy from the original painting held by the Champlin Fighter Museum, Arizona.