Korean War, 1950-1953

Standing, from left to right, on the set of the television program "Battle Report - Washington" are: Henry Byroade, Director German Affairs, State Department; Ted Ayers; John R. Steelman, producer of the show for the Truman Administration and Bill Wood. Robert McCormick, NBC's Washington Manager of TV News and Special Events is seated at the desk.

Participants in the "Battle Report - Washington" program on NBC are standing on the set. Standing, from left to right: Ted Ayers; Honorable Edward Barrett, Voice of America; John R. Steelman, producer of the show for the Truman Administration; Manly Fleischmann; Bill Wood and Brigadier General George Hamden Olmstead, Foreign Military Aid. Seated is reporter Robert McCormick.

John Steelman and others are preparing to film the television program "Battle Report - Washington." Standing, from left to right are: Ted Ayers; Brigadier General F. S. Besson, Jr.; Thomas Cabot; Michael Straus; David Brinkley; and Commodore Robert M. Schwyhart. John R. Steelman, the producer of the program for the Truman Administration, is seated at the desk.

Participants in the "Battle Report - Washington" program pose for a photograph on the set of the show. Standing, from left to right: Ted Ayers; John D. Hickerson; Secretary of the Army Frank Pace, John R. Steelman, producer of the show for the Truman Administration; Under Secretary of State James Webb. David Brinkley, the NBC newsman, is seated at the desk.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (right) pauses in an unofficial tour of the United States Hospital, Camp Edwards, Massachusetts to chat with 2nd Lieutenant Leo B. Eldridge, a Korean veteran double amputee. Looking on is Captain Sue G. Carey, Army Nurse Corps.

During ceremonies at the Pentagon, Secretary of the Army Frank Pace presented Medals of Honor to the families of two soldiers who died in Korea, Second Lieutenant Jerome A. Sudut and Sergeant Cornelius H. Charlton. From left to right: Macio Charlton, Miss Dephnia J. Charlton, Thomas Charlton, Mrs. Clara Charlton, Mr. Van Charlton, Secretary Pace, Chester Charlton, Miss Diana Sudut, Joseph Sudut, Jr., Mrs. Regina Sudut, and Mr. Joseph Sudut.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (left) presents a posthumous Medal of Honor to Mr. Joseph Sudut (right), father of United States Army Second Lieutenant Jerome A. Sudut, who was killed in Korea.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (middle) presenting Medals of Honor to the families of two Army soldiers who died in the Korean Conflict. The medal ceremonies were held at the Pentagon. The medals went to Second Lieutenant Jerome A. Sudut - award received by his father, Mr. Joseph Sudut (left); and Sergeant Cornelius H. Charlton - award received by his father, Mr. Van Charlton (right).

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (left) presents a posthumous Medal of Honor to Mr. Van Charlton (right), father of United States Army Sergeant Cornelius H. Charlton, who was killed in Korea.

During ceremonies at the Pentagon, Secretary of the Army Frank Pace presented a posthumous Medal of Honor to the family of Second Lieutenant Jerome A. Sudut, who died in Korea. Left to right: Joseph Sudut Jr., Miss Diana Sudut, Secretary Pace, Mrs. Regina Sudut, and Mr. Joseph Sudut, Sr.