I recently purchased a series of inexpensive (less than a dollar) 35mm Kodachrome color slides on eBay in hopes of identifying the men and women portrayed in the images. The slides were part of an estate sell out of an unnamed veteran who served with the 219th Medical Detachment during the Vietnam War. All the slides appear to be related to non-critical medical care “in country”.
My favorite slide from the purchase has to be a head-on shot taken of a dentist with the unit identified as Gene Keessen. He’s sporting an incredible blonde English pyramidal mustache (see guide below).
Guide to basic mustache styles
And here he is in his full glory – I’m guessing this photo was taken ca. 1969.
I’ve tracked Mr. Keessen down and am making my best attempt to send him/his family these slides. I hope they get a kick out of the mustache!
Gene with a patient
Portraits of War 
This is awesome – another good one. How are you keeping track of the info in the photos?
I guess I don’t understand your question. Keep track of which info?
Sorry, that wasn’t phrased very well. How do you keep track of your image library and the data about each photo (names, places, etc)? Are you using an off the self or custom app?
I typically edit the metadata in photoshop whenever possible. I need to be better at it though.