The George Jovanovic collection documents Jovanovic’s service in the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) and as a Staff Sergeant in the 320th Infantry Regiment, 35th Division. The collection includes loose photographs, a photograph album, and a panoramic group portrait. Snapshots and portraits show George and his fellow soldiers posed in uniform and operating a variety of vehicles and other military equipment. One group portrait shows CCC men at Camp Gunther in Drain, Oregon, and the panorama shows men from the 35th Division.

The collection also includes a photograph album documenting Jovanovic’s time in the Civilian Conservation Corps and in the military. Photographs from his time in the CCC show men in the CCC uniform at work on projects such as building bridges and felling trees. The men are also shown relaxing and goofing around. Photographs include general views of the camp, as well as the surrounding forest and river scenery. Several photographs show the Camp Gunther baseball team. The album also includes a copy of the Camp Crowley Chronicle, which documents new arrivals, ongoing projects, and other camp news.

Military photographs in the album show Jovanovic posed in uniform at home, sometimes with family and friends, and at military bases or camps. Photographs also show Jovanovic and others while deployed to Europe. The album also includes photographic postcards show locales in and around the Cote d’Azur; newspaper clippings discussing Jovanovic’s swearing in and departure for Fort Leavenworth; and a program for a celebration honoring a Camp Robinson baseball team as the 1942 champs.

In addition, the album includes an invitation to the ordination and first mass of Reverend Clarence Winkler.