This undated photo album page titled "Training en corvee" contains five black and white photographs, mounted on card, and captures scenes of military life. Given the uniforms and the album's Dutch title, it likely dates from the early to mid-20th century, possibly documenting Dutch military exercises. The arrangement of images within the album reflects a curated narrative, emphasizing the routines and activities of soldiers in training. The photograph can be understood in the context of institutionalized military systems, where individuals are subjected to standardized training and regimented labor. The album itself functions as a social artifact, providing insight into the visual culture of military institutions and the ways in which personal experiences are shaped by institutional structures. To better understand the album's significance, one could consult military archives, historical records of Dutch military training, and studies of visual culture in military contexts. By situating the album within its broader social and institutional context, we can gain a richer appreciation of its historical value.