Military bases

Exterior of Truman Hall, Berlin-Dahlem. Is perhaps a military base or complex in Germany named after President Harry S. Truman.

Exterior of Truman Hall, Berlin-Dahlem. Is perhaps a military base or complex in Germany named after President Harry S. Truman.

Exterior of Truman Hall, Berlin-Dahlem. It is the office of the U. S. military government in Berlin, named after President Harry S. Truman.

Captain Harry S. Truman and officers at Camp Mills, New York. Same as photo 80-12. Original is oversize.

Government officials inspecting Fort Knox, with Marvin McIntyre, Secretary to the President; and Senators Lewis B. Schwellenbach, Harry S. Truman, Joseph F. Guffey, Matthew M. Neely, and Brigadier General Daniel Van Voorhis.

Government officials inspecting Fort Knox, with General Daniel Van Voorhis, Senator Harry S. Truman, Secretary to the President Marvin McIntyre, Senators Lewis B. Schwellenbach and Joseph F. Guffey, and Captain G.W. West.

Government officials inspecting Fort Knox, with Marvin McIntyre, Secretary to the President, General Daniel Van Voorhis, and Senator Matthew M. Neely. Senator Harry S. Truman, not pictured, was part of the inspection team.

Marvin McIntyre, Secretary to the President Franklin D. Roosevelt, receives the honors, Fort Knox. General Daniel Van Voorhis and Senator Matthew M. Neely are standing with McIntyre. Senator Harry S. Truman (not pictured) was part of the inspection team.

A troop of combat cars from the Mechanized Cavalry awaiting the arrival of the government inspection team, who rode over the military reservation in the fighting vehicles. Senator Harry S. Truman was part of the inspection team.

Senator Harry S. Truman and Secretary to the President Marvin McIntyre (without hat) talk with General Daniel Van Voorhis, Fort Knox. They are inspecting the Seventh Cavalry Brigade (Mechanized).