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Photograph of the 1st Filipino Infanrty Regiment. Soldiers posed in front of the Regimental Headquarters.

Photo of medical personel tending to a patient in a tent. Lower left corner is an inscription reading: "To Mr. Hancock Hope you don't get caught in same predicament"

Hand - colored portrait of Sgt. R.N. Sarmiento in uniform. Inscription at bottom reads "To Mr & Mrs. Hancock, from sgt. R.N. Sarmieto, 1942"

Three men in uniform standing in front of steps. The building behind them is probably the first Filipino Infantry Regiment HQ. On the reverse of the photo someone has written "Lt. Col. Velasquez & Staff Guest from Washington D.C.

Uniformed man standing in front of a building. On reverse is written the date and "Ding Mun" (?)

Two uniformed men in front of a military building.

Presentation of regimental colors by General Morris. written on the back: 'Presentation of Regimental Colors to our Regt. by Major General Morris 13 Jul 43, The first colors of the 1st Filipino Regiment Col. Offey and I started the Regt. from…

Photograph of the Postal Section of the First Filipino Infantry Regiment with Marvin Hancock in the centre of the picture and four unidentified men behind him.

Silhouette portrait of Cpl. Al Hernandez. Inscription on front reads "To Sgt. Major Roy Hancock, With all good wishes forever and a day. Sincerely Cpl. Al Hernandez, 1st Fil. Inf. U.S. Army, Oct. 10th '42, Camp San Luis Obispo."

Photograph of two men inspecting troops, some of whom are holding rifles. Identification number "M72" appears on lower edge of front of photograph.