Richard Keith Wilson was a World War II veteran and an for a time an Idaho resident. This collection consists of photographs from his time spent overseas, an infantry division history publication, and a few other printed publications relating to the divsion he served in. Also included are service pins and medals Wilson earned during his military service, including two Bronze Star Medals.

Richard Keith Wilson was a World War II veteran and an for a time an Idaho resident. This collection consists of photographs from his time spent overseas, an infantry division history publication, and a few other printed publications relating to the divsion he served in. Also included are service pins and medals Wilson earned during his military service, including two Bronze Star Medals.

Richard Keith Wilson was a World War II veteran and an for a time an Idaho resident. This collection consists of photographs from his time spent overseas, an infantry division history publication, and a few other printed publications relating to the divsion he served in. Also included are service pins and medals Wilson earned during his military service, including two Bronze Star Medals.

Back of the photograph reads: 'Keith's girlfriend - and later wife, Florence.'

Richard Keith Wilson was a World War II veteran and an for a time an Idaho resident. This collection consists of photographs from his time spent overseas, an infantry division history publication, and a few other printed publications relating to the divsion he served in. Also included are service pins and medals Wilson earned during his military service, including two Bronze Star Medals.

Back of the photograph reads: 'Keith Wilson far right.'

Back of photograph reads: 'At the concentration camp they liberated in Austria. They were the first regiment to enter Austria from the west.'

Richard Keith Wilson was a World War II veteran and an for a time an Idaho resident. This collection consists of photographs from his time spent overseas, an infantry division history publication, and a few other printed publications relating to the divsion he served in. Also included are service pins and medals Wilson earned during his military service, including two Bronze Star Medals.

This pamphlet was produced by the United States Army after the liberation of the Gunskirchen Lager concentration camp in Austria. The 71st arrived just days before Victory in Eurpe Day (VE Day). It recounts in detail and graphic photos what was found at the camp.

This portoflio illustrating combat during World War II was prepared by the 71st Division Public Relations Office.