The designated repository for all official U.S. military photographs through at least 2007. See a summary of NARA's millions of military images.

A detailed description of where to find photos of US military personnel.

The Department of Defense uploads photos of recent events.

This institution has a large collection of photographs, posters, prints, and drawings, from various countries, with a special focus on the 19th century.

This office is a good source of information on early American military uniforms and has a photograph collection.

Established during the Civil War as the Army Medical Museum, this Museum's collections focus on specimens for research in military medicine and surgery, including the history and practice of American medicine. The museum's collections are made available for the education of medical professionals, Department of Defense personnel, historians, and the public through exhibits in the museum, loans to other institutions, and individualized study.

This office has custody of the Army War Art collection of paintings, with photographs available of the paintings. It also has historical information on all U.S. Army Museums.

Although especially known for its Civil War holdings, this institution has custody of large research collections of photographs on the U.S. Army from 1840 to the present donated by private sources. Includes collections of generals, such as Omar Bradley and Lewis Blaine Hershey.

The archive includes cadet portraits, 20th century photographs of students, staff, and buildings taken by the White Brothers, and some Signal Corps, UPI, and AP photographs. The Special Collections have uncopyrighted photos of cadets and class photos, 1857 to the present, and alumni files. Coverage in Special Collections includes the Boxer Rebellion, WW I, WW II (Gen. Kruger and Gen. Bradley collections), Korean War, and a small amount of material on the Vietnamese Conflict.

Collections spanning 1914 to the present showing women's role in the US military.

Holds materials relating to the history of the US Coast Guard.

This library has a large collection of naval and maritime photographs. Includes U.S. and foreign vessels, individuals, and combat photographs. Collections date from Civil War to present.

This office has a wealth of information on sources of photographs relating to any aspect of U.S. naval history. Excellent coverage before 1920, strong WW II coverage, moderate holdings through Vietnamese Conflict.

Materials related to the history of the US Air Force.

The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center holds the majority of the Archives' collections, including photos, film, video and microfilm.

This division can provide guidance on topics related to the history of the Marine Corps.