Featured Artifact: Bette Davis

Photograph. “6 Oct 44. Austin (photographer). Bette Davis and group watching village fighting demonstration at Fort Benning, Georgia. 168-L-44-16376.” Army Signal Corps photograph. Photographer: Austin. 6 October 1944.”

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