“You wait and during that wait time you know, you have a lot of jokes, a lot of pranks, things of that nature, because you have nothing better to do. There’s no entertainment. Certainly during this time, but even when I was at war, there were no iPhones to keep us entertained. We just had to use the creativity of 18- to 25-year-old males and as you can imagine, that was interesting, to say the least.” -Former Staff Sergeant Lance Woods . During World War II, Charles “Teenie” Harris documented thousands of African American soldiers who fought for a nation that didn’t always fight for them. Separated by years of Army service, Master Sergeant Eugene Boyer Jr. and former Staff Sergeant Lance A. Woods have selected 25 Harris images that speak to their experiences—the honor of military service, and the sacrifices that the families of service members make. #teenietuesday #cmoacollects