Arial view of Fort Huachuca. Postcard owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.

Company F Troops in front of barracks. Postcard owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.

Fry Gate, Fort Huachuca, Circa 1940s linen postcard owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.

Last of the U. S. Army's Indian Scouts, Fort Huachuca. Circa 1940s linen postcard owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.

"Indian Scout Ft Huachuca C. U. Sargent Sinew L. Riley" "Leader of the Scout detachment, Sargent Riley is short, stocky, and active. Soft spoken, courteous, he is a graduate of an Indian School, speaks good English and has a grasp of world affairs. Riley's father and grandfather served in the Scouts. Riley has been continously in the service of his country with the Scouts since 1920. The rifle, generally believed to have been the property of Geronimo, was found by one of the early Scouts. Riley wears it with his ceremonial outfit as a badge of rank. Note that it is a flintlock." Circa 1940s linen Postcard No. 8326 Distributed by Desert Scenes Card Co. Postcard owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.

Standard Bearer, Motorized Unit, Fort Hauchcua Arizona. Circa 1940s linen postcard owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.

Inspection in barracks. Circa 1940s linen postcard owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.

Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop, Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Circa 1940s linen postcard owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.

Lakeside Officer's Club, Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Circa 1940s linen postcard owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.