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641st TD Battalion
Here Melvin Davis stands by a jeep, which is parked in front of one of the unit's barracks. Courtesy of Shane Davis.
A railroad bridge somewhere in Australia that the 641st was assigned to guard. Photo courtesy of Bryan Brooks.
Reese Sherwood sits in the midst of a grouping of aerial bombs. Photo courtesy of Bryan Brooks.
Reese Sherwood fires a revolver during his training at Fort Lewis, Washington. The gun looks like it might be a Smith & Wesson Victory model, which was first manufactured in 1899, with over 6,000,000 being manufactured over the years. During WWII it was supplied to a number of countries including, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa through the lend-lease program. It was also used by the United States military chambered in the popular .38 Special. Photo courtesy of Bryan Brooks.
Reese Sherwood stands near the railroad bridge the unit was tasked to guard. The bridge can be seen in the background. Photo courtesy of Bryan Brooks.
A photo of Reese Sherwood taken just after his recovery from Malaria or Yellow Fever since he reportedly had them both. Courtesy of Bryan Brooks.
Reese Sherwood stands with what looks like a belt of .50 caliber ammunition. This was probably taken while stationed Australia. Photo courtesy of Bryan Brooks.
Reese Sherwood and another soldier play with one of the local kangaroos while stationed in Australia. Photo courtesy of Bryan Brooks.