Box 2

An undated photograph of a United States Navy ship, General Harry Taylor, in the Pacific Ocean. The photograph was likely taken by Chester E. Whiting, founder of the United States Army Field Band, while on tour.

An undated photograph of the Hiroshima Shrine for Atomic Bomb Victims, Memorial Monument for Hiroshima, City of Peace, Japan. The photograph was likely taken by Chester E. Whiting, founder of the United States Army Field Band, while on tour.

An undated photograph of five people standing on a bridge overlooking railroad lines and mountains in South Korea. The photograph was likely taken by Chester E. Whiting, founder of the United States Army Field Band, while on tour.

An undated photograph of bushes in Japan. The photograph was likely taken by Chester E. Whiting, founder of the United States Army Field Band, while on tour.

An undated photograph of a landscape, possibly taken from an airplane or helicopter in Hawaii or Japan. The photograph was likely taken by Chester E. Whiting, founder of the United States Army Field Band, while on tour.

An undated photograph of three small children; two holding hands and one walking behind. An adult walks out of the frame on the left side. The photograph was likely taken by Chester E. Whiting, founder of the United States Army Field Band, while on tour.

An undated photograph of United States Army Field Band in the foreground with women and men watching in background. Tubas, string basses, and clarinets visible in the frame.

An undated photograph of man in uniform taking a picture of a young woman. The photograph was likely taken by Chester E. Whiting, founder of the United States Army Field Band, while on tour.

An undated photograph of Chester E. Whiting conducting the United States Army Field Band.

An undated photograph of five soldiers in uniform. The photograph was likely taken by Chester E. Whiting, founder of the United States Army Field Band, while on tour.