Description: Found on page 158 of "TIME WAS In Mineral Wells" by A. F. Weaver, the caption says, "Entrance to the original Camp Wolters around the 1930's. This entrance was located near and behind the present National Guard Armory." Originally a State Guard Cavalry base on West Mountain, Camp Wolters was built in the eastern part of Mineral Wells in the 1930s. As the nation began mobilization for World WarII, an expanded Camp Wolters was constructed east of this location and became the largest Infantry Replacement Training Center in the country. The entrance to the original Camp Wolters was constructed of native sandstone with red clay tile roofs. During WWII, the original Camp Wolters was used as a German Prisoner of War camp. After Fort Wolters was decommissioned following the Vietnam War, part of the property was distributed to Mineral Wells and Weatherford. The original camp is now part of the campus of Mineral Wells High School, and a couple of the buildings remain there along with a remnant of the parade ground; its historical significance recognized by a Texas Historical Commission Marker.

Description: Twin Mustangs of the 27th Fighter Wing flying in formation and spelling out "27th" upon arrival at Bergstrom Air Force Base.

Description: Governor Beauford Jester shaking hand of uniformed man in welcoming ceremony on the occasion of the arrival of the 27th Fighter Wing at its new home at Bergstrom Air Force Base. The two uniformed men are Colonel Charles Lutz and Colonel Ashley Packard.

Description: Dignitaries welcoming the 27th Fighter Wing to Bergstrom Air Force Base. Mayor Tom Miller is fourth from left and Governor Beauford Jester is sixth from left in the photo. Colonels Lutz and Packer are also in the photo.

Description: Group picture of sailors of the Company 87, 14th Battalion at Camp Wallace, Texas.