U.S. Army

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (center) is greeted upon his arrival in Korea by General Edward M. Almond (left) and General William M. Hoge (right).

President Harry S. Truman visits Vanport, Oregon, after a flood disaster. From left to right, Housing and Home Finance Administrator Raymond Foley, Secretary of the Interior Julius Krug, and President Harry S. Truman. Others are unidentified.

Actor Frank Seeley, actress and singer Carolina Cotton, and singers Joe and Rose Maphis during a radio program recording session in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California.

The Armed Services Committee of the 1949 Presidential Inaugural Parade discusses marching logistics in a Pentagon meeting with Carter T, Barron, Parade and Special Events Chairman. Seated, left to right, are: Colonel Orin H. Wheeler, United States Marine Corps; Colonel Charles M. Gettys, U.S. Army, Chairman of the Armed Forces Committee; Carter T. Barron; Captain Atherton Macondray, U.S. Navy. Standing: Lieutenant Colonel Julian M. Bleyer, U.S. Air Forces and Lieutenant Commander M. A. Whalen, U.S. Coast Guard.

The Armed Services Committee of the 1949 Presidential Inaugural Parade discusses marching logistics in a Pentagon meeting with Carter T. Barron, Parade and Special Events Chairman. Seated, left to right, are: Colonel Orin H. Wheeler, United States Marine Corps; Colonel Charles M. Gettys, United States Army, Chairman of the Armed Forces Committee; Carter T. Barron; Captain Atherton Macondray, United States Navy. Standing: Lieutenant Colonel Julian M. Bleyer, United States Air Forces and Lieutenant Commander M. A. Whalen, United States Coast Guard.

Portrait of President Harry S Truman. Favorite of the President, same as 58-486.

A group of German soldiers by a 37mm anti-tank gun. In the background sit a light tank and a Krupp (manufacturer) prime. The Krupp was used to transport the anti-tank gun. In the Western suburbs of Warsaw, Poland during World War II.

General Dwight D. Eisenhower.

General Dwight Eisenhower addresses paratroopers prior to the first assault of the invasion of Europe. "Full victory - nothing else" is the order of the day. From: This photograph was obtained by the Harry S. Truman Library for a World War II exhibit, probably from the National Archives.

Publicity Director of the Democratic National Committee John Redding (seated, right) speaking to representatives of the National Diet of Japan. All others are unidentified.