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Darrell Crain, Jr.

Dr. Darrell Clayton Crain, Jr. was born in Washington, D.C. on March 29, 1910. He graduated from the medical school at George Washington University and served as a Major in the U.S. Army Medical Corps during World War II, receiving the Asiatic Pacific Service Medal and the Philippine Liberation Medal. In 1950, while serving as a civilian consultant to the Department of the Army, Dr. Crain was a member of a U.S. government mission that was sent to Saudi Arabia to provide medical treatment to the ailing King Ibn Saud. A practicing rheumatologist for more than fifty years, Dr. Crain was also an accomplished amateur photographer. 

Street Scene in Riyadh

Street scene in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia showing unidentified people lined in front of buildings, with a car approaching. This photo was taken during a medical trip to treat King Ibn Saud and other members of the Saudi Arabian royal family. Originally called slide SA 82.

Medical Staff with King Ibn Saud

Saudi Arabian King Ibn Saud seated between medical staff visiting his palace in Riyadh. Standing left to right: unidentified, Dr. Wallace H. Graham, Dr. Darrell Crain, Jr., and unidentified. This photo was taken during a medical trip to treat King Ibn Saud and other members of the Saudi Arabian royal family. Originally called slide SA 53.

Sentry at the Gates

Sentry at the gates, presumably at the King's palace in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Several unidentified people stand near a driveway as two cars approach. One man is holding up a baton as though he is directing traffic. This photo was taken during a medical trip to treat King Ibn Saud and other members of the Saudi Arabian royal family. Originally called slide SA 10.

King Ibn Saud

Saudi Arabian King Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Rahman al Faisal Al Saud seated with his cane in his palace at Riyadh. This photo was taken during a medical trip to treat King Ibn Saud and other members of the Saudi Arabian royal family. Originally called slide SA 1.