U.S. Army

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (facing camera, left) and United States Army General J. Lawton Collins (facing camera, second from left) review troops upon their arrival at Fort Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. A United States Air Force plane is in the background. All other soldiers and armed forces officers are unidentified.

Unidentified soldiers marching with the colors during a visit by Secretary of the Army Frank Pace to Fort Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.

United States Army General J. Lawton Collins (second from right) greets unidentified armed forces officers after he exits a plane at Fort Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. With him is Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (behind Collins in civilian hat, mostly obscured).

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace welcomes Defense officials of the British, French and Canadian Governments at the opening of a Weapons Standardization Conference at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. Left to right: Secretary Pace, Jules Moch, French Minister of National Defense; Emanuel Shinwell, British Minister of National Defense; and Brooke Claxton, Minister of National Defense for Canada. Others in the background are unidentified.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (center) greets Colonel John E. Coleman (right), United States Army Reserve (USAR), new president of the Reserve Officers Association, in Secretary Pace's office at the Pentagon. Brigadier E.A. Evans (left), USAR, executive director of the Reserve Officers Association, looks on.

View west by south from Camp Commander's tent near FP 17N, on a knoll overlooking the World War I Camp Doniphan area in Oklahoma. Note artillery burst on the slopes of Signal Mountain in background. The road at left follows in a general way the horseshoe arc of the Camp. Gillett Griswold and (Harry S. Truman Library museum curator) Milton Perry looking south toward site of President Truman's 129th Field Artillery Regiment Encampment in the distance. They are near Fort Sill, Oklahoma.

View south from the eminence near FD 17N where the tent of the Commanding General, 35th Division, Missouri and Kansas National Guard was located in 1917-1918. This is in Camp Doniphan, in Oklahoma. Milton Perry (curator of museum at Harry S. Truman Library) and Mr. Gillette Griswold are seen in the photo. These photos were found in the desk of former President Harry S. Truman.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (right) standing next to a much taller member of an unknown military unit, possibly a French solider somewhere in North Africa.

An unidentified United States Army General and three unidentified Women's Army Corps (WAC) officers stand at attention during the ceremony to award the Congressional Medal of Honor to Corporal James Slaton. All others are also unidentified.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (left) speaks with newly promoted First Lieutenant Elizabeth Parker (right). Both officers were on duty with the Women's Army Corps in Algiers, North Africa.