Armed forces officers

Major General Louis W. Truman presents a Certificate of Achievement to Private First Class Reginald A. Justus for his selection as Fort Lewis, Washington's Soldier-of-the-Month for June. (L -R) Major General Louis W. Truman, PFC Justus, and Lieutenant Colonel Gene D. Moore, Battalion Commander.

Major General Louis W. Truman congratulates three recipients of the commendation ribbon with metal pendants.(L-R) Major General Truman; Colonel Alfred Martin, for his work as Chief of Staff of Exercise Dry Hills prior to his departure for a new assignment; Lieutenant Colonel Martin H. Colley, Post G-1 Officer, prior to his departure for a new assignment in Korea; and Major Claude H. Hall, Assistant Division G-3 Officer, prior to his departure for Command General Staff School. The ceremony took place at Fort Lewis, Washington.

Major General Louis W. Truman (left) presents a Certificate of Achievement to Brigadier General John H. McGee, departing Assistant Division Commander, during a farewell coffee and cake reception held by the staff officers in his honor at Fort Lewis, Washington. The citation praised him "For his outstanding initiative and leadership in keeping the division in a high state of combat readiness."

Major General Louis W. Truman (left) presents reenlistment plaque for the month of May to Sergeant First Class Thomas S. Hill (center) of the 22nd Infantry. Standing at right is Colonel Carlyle C. McDaniel. The ceremony took place at Fort Lewis, Washington.

Major General Louis W. Truman (left) and Colonel Peter D. Clainos (right) standing in a Jeep, review the troops on Gray Field, Fort Lewis, Tacoma Washington during 4th Infantry Division Day, 1959. All others soldiers are unidentified.

Major General Louis W. Truman (left) extends his congratulations to Sergeant Grady L. Sanders, Career Counselor of the 2D Recon SQD, 8th Cavalry, upon presentation of the Group II Reenlistment plaque to the unit. Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Hanifen, 8th Cavalry Co stands to the right of Sgt. Sanders. The ceremony took place at Fort Lewis, Washington.

(L-R) Colonel Robert J. Speaks, G-4 and president of the Fort Lewis Golf Council, Major General Louis W. Truman, Brigadier General Francis Hill and Colonel James M. Worthington, Chief of Staff,. They are unveiling a cornerstone at the Pitch and Putt Practice Fairway at the Fort Lewis, Washington Golf Course. The cornerstone is dedicated to Sergeant First Class John Trueblood, former course manager who lost his life in an automobile accident. The Pitch and Putt practice hole was constructed by SFC Trueblood before his death.

Major General Louis W. Truman (center) presents a Certificate of Achievement to Brigadier General Francis Hill (left), 4th Division Artillery Commander, during a farewell coffee and cake reception held by the staff officers in his honor at Fort Lewis, Washington. Brigadier General John H. McGee stands to the right of Major General Louis in background.

Major General Louis W. Truman (left) presents Sergeant First Class Thomas S. Hill, career counselor, with an achievement award for the outstanding record of his reenlistment program. On the right is Acting 22nd Commander, Robert B. Campbell. The ceremony took place at Fort Lewis, Washington.

Harry Minor, Paul Olson, and Major General Louis W. Truman (center) discuss the 4th Infantry Division Day program at Fort Lewis, Washington.