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- (l. to r.) Lt. Trian Neag, Lt. Walter M. Culbert, Lt. Okey DeRaimo in front of the German guard barracks they occupied after their liberation
- (l. to r.) Lt. S.M. Alexander, Lt. Okey DeRaimo, Lt. Don DeLaura with Stalag Luft I POW camp in background
- Room 12, Block 7. (rear l. to r.) Lts. Scott, Hennegan, DeRaimo; (middle l. to r.); Lt. Calvert, ? (cut off); (front l. to r.) Lts. Larsen, Coble, S.M. Alexander (cut off)
- “My home.” Alex (S.M. Alexander, l.) and Okey (Okey DeRaimo, r.) in front of Kgf.(?) Barracks 7
- 4 men unidentified in front of “My room in jerry bks. – M.P. sgd.(squad ?)”
- Pilot Ed Hennegan, Bombardier Gene Saur, Gene’s bks. in North II
- Walter M. Culbert in front of Bks. 7. Our well on other side of fence.
- (l. to r.) “Lts. Garner & Neag (?)” (cut off)
- Russ Crans (center), Ted Davis from Collingswood, NJ (right), in front of German Officers Club. We ate here while waiting to leave Barth.
- Alex (S.M. Alexander) with armbands – M.P. on left, Russian M.P. on right.
- (Gene) Saur, (Ed) Hennegan, McEvoy
- Walter M. Culbert in front of jerry barracks, wearing jerry fatigue pants
- (Group photo) Just before leaving our barbed wire home for ever – May 15 – Zeke Donovan ext.(extreme) left – Capt. Danby ext. right – sgd. commander
- Unidentified group of men with truck in front of camp headquarters building
- German warehouses and stable
- American kriegies in camp leaving for the airport on the first leg home
- Loading baggage on Russian trucks. R.A.F. leaving camp
- Sports field in south comple
- Gene Saur and Walter M. Culbert in front of “a makeshift arrangement due to the lack of water after liberation”
- Russian enlisted man and his truck
- South Compound – clothing storage in front – coal sheds behind
- Main gate to our compound – hospital to left. Radar school in background
- Camp headquarters across this street. Main gate to the camp and road to Barth
- These are the finished maple beds in which we dreamed the months away
- Entrance to North Compound # 1 – Red Cross package warehouse
- First Americans to reach camp from Rostock, Germany
- Russian General Borisoff reviewing RAF prisoners
- German Officer’s Club, left; guard tower and Russian prisoners’ barracks, right
- Had our ice rink here during the Winter. Part of the vegetable garden in front. Barth in background
- View from guard tower [image 28]. Hospital roof in front. Barth cathedral and gate through city wall in rear
- Part of Baltic to the left, and woods to the north of the camp
- Inlet from the Baltic Sea – small village and fishing boats across the water
- Inlet again – one of our popular pastimes – watching traffic along the road in the background
- Okey DeRaimo and Barth (blurred background)
- l. to r. Okey [DeRaimo], Herb Clough, and me [Walt Culbert] – Farm in rear
- r. to l. Okey [DeRaimo] and me [Walt Culbert]
- Russians with load of confiscated hay
- [Ed] Hennegan & [S.M.] Alexander – center of German radar school
- Radar School & Stalag Luft I (in background)
- Fockewulf 190 – fighter at Barth
- German med[ium?] bomber JU-88 in hangar at Barth
- two persons unknown
- r. to l. Bud Walton and Me
- Radar School and prison bks. at right rear. Inlet to left
- Radar School viewed from inlet [Image 44]
- Dog kennels in rear of German guard bks. – ran free at night
- Waiting for our ship to land. Capt. Danby center, foreground. Jerry operations tower and wind sock in background
- Leaving Rheims [France]
- Me – field at Rheims [France]
- Looking down on St. Valery, France on the channel coast
- Part of the environs around Camp Lucky Strike – 40 km south of Dieppe, France. “This POW [sign] refers to the Jerries now!”
- A French farmyard near [Camp] Lucky Strike
- Alex [S.M. Alexander], [Camp] Lucky Strike [France]
- Field at Rheims, Fra.[nce] leaving for LeHavre [France] via G47
- All aboard – note costume on one ex-Kriegie
- The guys with the loot [swords] are Ted Davis and Russ Crans [also Walt Culbert, right]
