USUAFV5-157. The Carl J. and Dorothy L Aho Photograph Collection consists black and white photographs relating to the activities of the Naval Air Transport Service.

USUAFV5-169. Images provide insight into the further development of communications in Alaska, particularly during World War II and, later, during the Cold War with the implementation of the White Alice System.

USUAFV6-901. Images of Alaska Railroad operations, engines, buildings and tracks, military personnel who maintained the railroad and their quarters and buildings, and cities and towns along the route of the railroad.

USUAFV3-38. The Alaskan Air Command Photograph Collection consists of 99 Air Force related photographs taken in Alaska.

USUAFV6-342. Black-and-white snapshots of army life on Amchitka Island, Alaska, in 1943-1944.

USUAFV3-4. Series 1 of the collection contains photocopies of papers and letters dealing with the Jewish military community in Alaska.

USUAFV4-159. Photographs taken of aircraft and military construction, primarily in the Aleutians, during World War II.

USUAFV4-290. The photographs from this collection were taken by the U.S. Army Forces Alaskan Department in the early 1940's and given to Warren H. Atherton in September 1946. This collection mainly consists of landscape, aerial, waterfront and harbor views from various regions of Alaska.

USUAFV6-929. The Tom Beecham Papers contain photocopies of letters sent to Joe Strunka by Tom Beecham describing his experiences in the Aleutian Islands (Alaska) during World War II.

USUAFV6-980. The Edward M. Bergquist Photographs contain 81 black-and-white photographs and some real-photo postcards documenting Bergquist's time in Alaska in the 1940s, where he was stationed in the Fairbanks, Alaska area.

USUAFV6-866. Includes photographs of the military during World War II.

USUAFV6-306. Includes photographs of military personnel, Ladd Air Force Base, and Six-Mile Camp, as well as an essay by Carpenter titled "A Soldier's Recollections of Alaska, 1944-1946,"

USUAFV6-243. Includes Thomas J. Christensen's photographs of facilities, activities, and personnel at the Nome Air Base during World War II.

USUAFV6-903. The Philip Clare Photographs contain 6 images of military activity in Ketchikan, 1942.

USUAFV4-150. The photographs taken during World War II in Alaska, the bulk of which are of the Aleutian Islands.

USUAFV6-537. Contains prints, primarily of Fairbanks and the surrounding areas, taken during the World War II years, especially 1944.

USUAFV6-962. Photographs of Fairbanks and Fort Richardson, circa 1943 - circa 1945, taken by Robert A. Crombie while he was stationed in Alaska.

USUAFV.5-19. Collection contains photographs of Fairbanks During World War II and documents relating to Jo Crosson’s work as an operations analyst for the 11th Air Force.

USUAFV3-307. Navigation logs from his time as a navigator in World War II, and a clippings file on Alaska and the Arctic.

USUAFV6-543. One leather bound photograph album, labeled as belonging to Louis J. Bayuk, Co-C 176th Engineers, Big Delta, Alaska, with photographs of military personnel, military activities and military equipment.

USUAFV3-241. The collection consists of 51 black and white photographs taken during World War II, primarily at Fort Richardson, Seward, and Nome.

USUAFV3-247. Photographs of persons, buildings, railroads, street scenes, boats, and ships taken in the Aleutian Islands and Interior Alaska during World War II.

USUAFV6-339. Photographs, primarily views of U.S. military installations in the Aleutian Islands during World War II.

USUAFV3-124. letters written by Lieutenant Hubert Enders to his wife Elsa, of Brooklyn, New York, while Enders was stationed in Alaska during and immediately after World War II.

USUAFV6-322. Letters written by Seaman 2nd Class Robert J. Fath while stationed at Kodiak, Alaska during World War II.

USUAFV5-37. Contains photographs documenting Jo Flanke’s military service in Alaska during World War II.

USUAFV4-108. The Fort Richardson Albums consist of two albums containing 336 black and white photographs and postcards as well as military orders, military forms and miscellaneous Alaskan ephemera.

USUAFV3-124. Photograph album, loose photographs and manuscript material that describes the activities of Sgt. Raymond Fox and his colleagues in the U.S. Army Mt. McKinley Recreation Detachment during World War II.

USUAFV6-341. A scrapbook with memorabilia and 277 photographs depicting the experiences of Robert Fuller in the U.S. Coast Guard off Greenland and Alaska during World War II.

USUAFV6-398. The John George, Jr. Photographs include 55 black and white prints and negatives, along with contact sheets, of daily Army life at Cold Bay, Alaska from 1942-1944, during WWII.

USUAFV4-147. Includes photographs of work done on the Alaska Highway by the Okes Construction Company, scenes from Fort Wainwright, Fairbanks, and Eielson Air Force Base.

USUAFV4-80. Photographs and other items collected by Andrew Eugene "Gene" Kast his assignment to the Aleutian Islands during World War II.

USUAFV6-111. Contains photographs taken during Paul Guggenheim’s military service in the Aleutian Islands as a doctor during World War II.

V.5-31. Reports, pamphlets, meeting minutes, publications, manuals, brochures, maps and charts, catalogs, and subject files relating to military life and activities during and after World War II.

USUAFV6-939. The Maynard E. Hanson Photographs contain 71 photographic transparencies taken by Hanson while he was stationed at Skagway, Alaska and Whitehorse, Yukon during World War II.

USUAFV6-855. The Vincent F. Hejna Diary contains his experiences on Attu and Kiska Islands during World War II, including descriptions of fighting on Attu.

USUAFV5-45. Photographs of U.S. Army operations on Attu Island, Alaska, in the years 1943-1944, when Robert Howard was stationed there as a member of the U.S. Army Signal Corps Alaska Communication System.

USUAFV6-685. This collection contains 8 black-and-white photographs of U.S. Armed Forces personnel at Cold Bay, Alaska, in 1945.

USUAFV6-1019. Arthur Holmes Johnson's diaries, incoming and outgoing correspondence and Robert Holmes Johnson's manuscript for his book Alaska Frontier Surgeon.

USUAFV6-612. Photocopy of a World War II era scrapbook and the original items from it and a photo album documenting William Keenan's military service.

USUAFV6-228. The Dean W. Kohlhoff Papers consist of research files and reference materials for Kohlhoff's books Amchitka and the Bomb and When the Wind Was a River: Aleut Evacuation in World War II.

USUAFV6-375. Letters written by Martin from Saint Lawrence Island and Nome, Alaska, during World War II.

USUAF210. Contains research files related to the evacuation of Aleuts from the Pribilof Islands during World War II.

USUAFV5-182. The George Donald McDonald Photographs consist primarily of a series of photographs taken by McDonald while a member of the Air Transport Command during World War II.

USUAFV4-141. Contains material relating to McDowells experiences in Alaska during World War II.

USUAFV6.573. This memoir describes the life and experiences of a man from Minnesota who came north in 1943 as a civilian contractor for the military. The memoir briefly discusses his time on the Canol pipeline, as a civilian employee on Adak Island in the Aleutians and at Eielson Air Force Base.

USUAFV3-177. The typescript diary of Charles Middleton, Company D, 297th Infantry, describes Middleton's military experiences in Alaska.

USUAFV4-229. Material relating to the U.S. military presence in Alaska and to the involvement of Alaskan citizens in the U.S. military.

USUAF222. Contains material relating to World War II in Alaska and the building of the Alaska Highway.

USUAFV5-70. The Col. J. W. Moreland Diary documents the daily activities of an engineering officer stationed at Ladd Field (Fort Wainwright), Alaska, in charge of construction projects related to the Alcan (now Alaska) Highway in 1943.

USUAF-225. Moore's consulting files include correspondence, certificates, memoranda, itineraries, agendas, minutes, reports, and photographs from his work with the U.S. Army Quartermaster Research & Development Command during World War II.

USUAFV6-351. The O'Keefe collection contains photographs and slides taken primarily on Adak Island during World War II. Scenes include landscapes, persons, buildings, plants, animals and ships.

581. Contains clippings dealing with World War II and its effects on Natives of Southwest Alaska, as well as correspondence relating to property claims of Aleuts who had been relocated or taken prisoner by the Japanese during World War II.

USUAFV6-861. Eleven black-and-white photographs of Adak Island during World War II.

USUAFV3-168. Fifteen comb-bound volumes titled The Aleutians Campaign (title varies slightly from volume to volume). The volumes, assembled by Reineke, contain photocopies of correspondence, firsthand accounts, diary entries, excerpts from publications, newsclippings, citations, and other documents relating to the Aleutian Campaign during World War II.

USUAFV5-85. The collection consists of 109 photographs, the bulk of which were taken in the Aleutian Islands during World War II.

USUAFV6-722. This collection contains twelve black-and-white photographs of Adak, Alaska, during World War II.

USUAFV6-300. The Sherman L. Smith Papers consist of Smith's reminiscences of his service in Italy and on Kiska Island in the Aleutian Islands during World War II; news stories about Smith's 1986 meeting with a Japanese man who had been a soldier on Kiska; a news story and reminiscences about the August 1993 reunion of American and Japanese veterans of the Kiska operations; and a description of the American landing on Kiska in 1943.

UAFV6-1016. Photographs taken by a Navy Photographer en route to Barrow and Prudhoe Bay during and immediately after World War II.

USUAFV6-460. The Nebu Tatsuouuchi Manuscript is a biographical sketch and a diary kept by Japanese medical officer Nebu Tasuouuchi from May 12, to May 29, 1943 while he was stationed on Attu in the Aleutian Islands during World War II.

USUAFV3-315. Materials relating to the activities of the 297th Alaska National Guard and to the experiences of Guard personnel during World War II.

USUAFV6-921. The United Service Organization (USO), Fairbanks, Alaska Collection contains photographs, photographic transparencies, news clippings, films, a manual, and a scrapbook relating to the USO in Fairbanks, Alaska, and to its operation and activities.

Materials concerning Werner's experiences as a wire chief at the end of World War II, serving with the 843rd Signal Service.

USUAFV6-859. The Hillis C. Willey Scrapbook contains 97 photographs and postcards and a few pieces of correspondence originally in a scrapbook of Army Officer Hillis C. Willey, stationed near Fairbanks, AK, during World War II.

USUAFV6-413. The Frederick Wiswell Photograph Collection consists of an album of 186 photographs taken by Frederick Wiswell while he was stationed in Alaska for military service in the years 1943-1945. The collection includes images of Bethel, McGrath, Sitka, and Wasilla, Alaska, and vicinity.

USUAFV6-368. Primarily of reprints of photographs documenting people and places of the Aleutian Campaign during World War II.

USUAFV6-242. Photographs and a diary documenting military life on in the Aleutians during World War II.

USUAFV3-172. Material about Alaska during World War II, gathered together in an artificial collection

USUAFV6-781. The collection contains prints regarding World War II and German POW's at Excursion Inlet, Alaska.

USUAFV3-124. Images of military installations in Haines and Skagway.

USUAFV6-345. Primarily images of soldiers' leisure activities in and near Valdez, Alaska, in the World War II period

USUAFV3-124. The Aleutian Island Photographs consists of 121 black-and-white photographs