Signal Corps Archive is an online archive dedicated to photographs of all branches of the U.S. Military during the Second World War and the Korean War. Our page currently contains more than 3,000 high-resolution photographs, all scanned by us at the U.S. National Archives. All photos displayed were taken by military photographers in an official capacity and are in the public domain. We are not affiliated with the U.S. Army Signal Corps or any other government entity. If you like our page and want to see it grow, please consider making a small donation to fund further archive trips: ko-fi.com/signalcorpsarchive

This collection contains a wide and growing selection of photographs of America's war effort, many of which have never been seen before on the internet or could only be found online in small resolution or with incorrect information. All of our photos are organized into specific albums which we recommend using via the 'Albums' tab to easily find photos relating to specific units, locations or subjects. If you would like to see the original captions on the back of a photo, send us a message via the methods listed below.

- Kyle Morris of Signal Corps Archive, frequently collects photos of U.S. military personal which will be uploaded to the page under "Private Photo Album." Our main focus will remain to scan and upload photos taken by the Signal Corps.

- Captions are original and may contain erroneous dates, information, or potentially offensive language.

Note that our photos cannot be downloaded from the Flickr mobile app, only from your computer.

Scanning equipment used:

-EPSON Perfection V39

-EPSON Perfection V600

This page is not affiliated with the U.S. Signal Corps or any other government organization.

Project lead: Joe Cherrie

Project Assistant/Scanner: Kyle Morris

Thanks to our friends Julius Jääskeläinen and Carlos Ortega for donating Flickr Pro memberships.

Thank you to our Ko-fi donators David Gordon, Go Hanbin (@faces.of.rok_1950), Théophile Odaert (@4th_inf_div_collector), Reid Vizcarra and The World War II Foundation (@worldwariifoundation).

Huge thank you to our NARA contact Aaron Arthur for all his continuous help at the archives in College Park.

For any inquires you can contact us at signalcorpsarchive@gmail.com, through Flickr or through our Instagram. (Most preferable through Instagram)