Military bases

Infantrymen stream out of the fantail of an armored landing vehicle and begin to quickly disperse during an assault on an "enemy" pill box at the Marine Corps School at Quantico, Virginia.

A fiery blossom of death, the napalm jellied gasoline mixture is an aerial hot-foot well calculated to make destruction complete. Exploding with a lumpish "whoompf", the bomb completely consumes an "enemy" target as shown in this photo, taken at the Marine Corps Training School at Quantico, Virginia.

A photo of a building draped with a white cloth with holes in it at the Marine Base at Quantico, Virginia.

Aerial photo taken in and around the countryside near the Marine Corps School, Quantico, Virginia.

Aerial photograph of Quantico Marine Base, Quantico, Virginia, where James E. Webb served in the Marines.

Aerial photograph of Quantico Marine Base, Quantico, Virginia, where James E. Webb served in the Marines.

Captain James E. Webb, USMC (third from the right) and other officers and aviators at Quantico, Virginia, standing in front of a biplane.

Unidentified United States Marine Corps officers and others at the Quantico, Virginia Base during a presentation of a Distinguished Flying Award to an officer.

Four Grumman F7F Tigercats begin to pull out of their dive after screaming in to attack their objective with simulated demolition bombs. A geyser of water and sand spouts skyward during the detonation. This was taken at the Marine Corps Training School at Quantico, Virginia.

Exploding in a whirl, four static demolition charges simulating bombardment by the four Grumman F7F Tigercats veering out of the photo (upper left), conceal the hypothetical targets in the middle foreground.