A photograph of a group of soldiers, the Lebanese Gendarmerie, Yousef Hobeiche is standing in the back and the note reads 'War of the Rebellion of the Druzes
Building fortifications in [illegible]', c. 1920s
A newspaper article titled 'Message From The U.S.'. The article is about leaflets that were dropped over Beirut by U.S. Air Force planes. This is likely dated around 1958.
A newspaper article titled 'Lebanon: Cry, My Beloved Country' written by Mansour Labaky. The article is about the crisis in Lebanon and Labaky's feelings on it.
Leo Moses serving in the Philippines during World War II. The back of the photo is labeled "Philippines This was taken in untaken territory, of course I didn't know it at the time. Oct. 27 - 1944 -"
Philip Moses reading a copy of the Lake City Reporter newspaper in Southern Germany. A sign behind him says 30 kilometers to Heilbronn and 86 to Stuttgart.
A letter from Pvt. N. Fuleihan stationed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas to Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Keefe dated 18 November 1951. Another letter written in penci is included, but not dated.
An article published in the Camp Lejeune Globe newspaper concerning the contributions made by the late Albert Ellis to the USO, dated December 19, 1969
رسالة من الدكتور انيس (الاسم الاخير غير واضح) الى امين الريحاني بتاريخ 19 تشرين الاول 1918. فيها يطلب الدكتور، وهو في الجندية، من الريحاني، وكان حينها ذو مركزٍ "في نظارة الحربية" - اي وزارة الدفاع - مساعدته على التعيين كضابط في القسم الطبي او الصحي…
A photograph of Amelia and Joseph Salem , outdoors in front of flowering trees. An unidentified woman is in the left distance. Amelia is dressed in a ruffled polka-dotted dress with hat and gloves
A snapshot of Joseph and Amelia Salem standing together outdoors, both dressed in military uniform. Joe was in Army intelligence and Amelia was in the Red Cross during World War II.
Joe Salem photographed with his wife Amelia Wehbie sitting together dressed in their military uniforms. Joe was in Army intelligence and Amelia was in the Red Cross from 1942 to 1944.
