Caption reads:  "The Jefe Director of the Guardia Nacional and his Staff (Taken about 1 Jan. 1928).

1. 2nd Lt. Manuel Salguerro, aide.
2. Colonel Samuel M. Harrington, Chief of Staff.
3. Major Leon L. Dye, Paymaster.
4. Brig. Gen. Elias R. Beadle, Jefe Director.
5. Major John L. Parker, Personnel Officer.
6. Colonel Jesse B. Helm, Medical Director.
7. Major Alton A. Gladden, Commandant, National Penitentiary.
8. Colonel Robert W. Vorth, Quartermaster.
9. Major Victor F. Bleasedale, Ordnance Officer and Intelligence Officer."

No caption.  Three details (l. to r.) presented below.

No caption or date.  Two different copies filed away in the archives & both presented here.

Caption reads:  "Telpaneca Mutineers under arrest in Honduras, from Col. Farquharson thru Brigade."  On the Telpaneca mutinies, see TOP 100 PAGE 55.

No Caption, no date.  Guardia in training exercises in a provincial town that had electricity, probably Matagalpa or Jinotega.  Housed next to photos of Matagalpa & Jinotega (mountaintop panoramas of Matagalpa, street scenes in both towns, the Matagalpa-Jinotega road:  see PHOTO-DOCS USNA1 PAGE 3).

Written on back:  "Juan Torres, Guardia Nacional No. 588, 7 March 1928"

Caption reads:  "Writing on reverse of the above photograph:  "Given to me in Jinotega.  The written note in the corner was there when the picture was given to me.  Signed J. C. S. (Major J. [Julian] C. Smith, USMC, Colonel, GN).  Meza - Herrera and Mendoza bandits, killed by Guillen 24 June 1930."  

Writing on photograph itself:  "3 Víctimas de los bandoleros, Matagalpa, Agosto 1930"

Caption reads:  "Copy of writing on reverse of the above photograph:  La FUNDADORA.  —AN MENDOZA.   Killed in contact by guardia commanded by Cabo (corporal) Guillen, 24 June 1930, at La Montaña —e los Gilgueros.  PIO — MEZA — Ocotal.  FRANCISCO HERRERA — La Fundadora   JUAN MENDOZA."