A group of naval officers are relaxing on a step of a building. From left to right: Lieutenant Commander Orville J. Emory, unidentified, Lieutenant Commander Basil Rice, and an unidentified man. From Basil Rice.
Unidentified naval officers on U. S. S. Zeppelin, April 1919, returning from France after World War One. From: Truman house, album of 35th Division clippings and snapshots.
Lieutenant Commander Basil Rice, second from right, stands with unidentified others as they looking down at a street and the surrounding area in Japan. From Basil Rice.
Lieutenant Commander Basil Rice poses for a photograph with Japanese officials. First row, left to right: unidentified man, Lieutenant Commander Basil Rice, unidentified, Lieutenant Commander Orville J. Emory, and unidentified. The men standing are Japanese firemen and are unidentified. From Basil Rice.
Lieutenant Commander Orville J. Emery (left) and Lieutenant Commander Basil Rice (second from left) sit with unidentified Japanese firefighters as they work on reports in a rather tight space. From Basil Rice.
Lieutenant Commander Basil Rice (second from left) stands with unidentified Japanese firefighters. Lt. Com. Rice was a member of the Civilian Defense Division of the United States Strategic Bombing Survey in 1945 following V-J Day. From Basil Rice.
Lieutenant Orville J. Emory, perched on spare tire, and Lieutenant Basil Rice, in dark cap seated to the right, pose for a photograph with unidentified Japanese firefighters in a 1940's Willys Jeep. From Basil Rice.
Lieutenant Basil Rice (taller man, center), Lieutenant Orville J. Emery, and unidentified Japanese firefighters are looking down on a street scene from a rooftop. From Basil Rice.