Santa Claus, an unidentified member of the 34th Armor, stands with a group of unidentified members of the 34th Armor and their families during a Christmas party. Major General Louis W. Truman and Lieutenant Colonel Robert Von Burg, 34th Armor Commander, greet Pat, Steve, Douglas, and Pamela Keenan. The Keenan children's mother, Betty, stands behind Douglas.
1st Lieutenant Charles B. Knowlen, Rotor Wing General Support Pilot Captain; Franklin P. Bush, 14th Transport Battalion, Aviation Maintenance Officer Captain; Reginald Wooldridge, Gray Field Operations Officer; Major John D. Gillespie, Commander, Aviation Combat Readiness Department; Captain Robert E. Ainslie, Commander, Aircraft Maintenance Department 14th Transportation Battalion; Major Maurice C. Bone, Commander, 57th Transportation Company; Major Robert M. Webb, Assistant 4th Division Aviation Officer; Major Jesse J. Atkins, COQ 4th Aviation Commander; Lieutenant Colonel Richard R.
Major General Louis W. Truman received a Native American headdress from an unidentified Yakima tribe member. The Yakima Indians named Truman an honorary chief of the tribe with the title "Ne-Chee-Wa-Kiswit," meaning "great hope of life," during their traditional pow-wow at White Swan, Washington.
Major General Louis W. Truman presents a reenlistment plaque to Sergeant First Class Vincient Ortiz, Jr., of the 4th Engineer Battalion, Fort Lewis, Washington. Looking on is Lieutenant Colonel Robert C. Marshall (right), 4th Engineer Commander.