Military bases

Major General Louis W. Truman (on right in uniform), Commanding General of the 4th Infantry Division and Fort Lewis, Washington, meets with participants of the Girl Scout Day Camp at Fort Lewis' American Lake. With General Truman is Mrs. Goldsmith, the Day Camp Leader (right). The Day Camp is part of Fort Lewis' Youth Activities Program.

Major General Louis W. Truman, commander of Fort Lewis, Washington gives the weapons of the 30th Artillery a thorough inspection during a Command Maintenance Inspection of that unit at Fort Lewis, Washington.

From left to right, Major General Louis W. Truman meets with Mrs. Ruth Bethel, Pierce County Superintendent of Schools; Dean John, Registrar of the University of Puget Sound; and Olai T. Hageness, Clover Park School District Superintendent at the start of their tour of the scholastic and tactical educational facilities and processes at Fort Lewis, Washington.

Major General Louis W. Truman (seated) signs up for the 1959 Payroll Savings Plan at Fort Lewis, Washington while Lieutenant Colonel Fred E. Hansard, 4th Infantry Division Adjutant General (standing), looks on.

Major General Louis W. Truman, commander of Fort Lewis, Washington (center with baton) inspects the equipment of the 30th artillery unit while unidentified soldiers stand at attention.

From left to right, Mrs. Margaret Stevenson Truman, Brigadier General Francis Hill and Mrs. Hill, pose for a photograph at Fort Lewis, Washington prior to General and Mrs. Hill's departure for Germany where General Hill assumed command of the 3rd Armored Division Artillery. Mrs. Truman is the wife of Major General Louis W. Truman, Commanding Officer of Fort Lewis. Others in background are unidentified.

Lieutenant General Robert M. Cannon (foreground), new 6th United States Army Commander, walks from the United States Army Personnel Center after touring the building in September. Fort Lewis Commander, Major General Louis W. Truman is behind General Cannon on his right and is accompanied by other unidentified army personnel.

Former New York Yankee baseball player Joe DiMaggio and jazz musician "Doc" Marcus are guests of Major General Louis W. Truman at a dinner in the Fort Lewis, Washington officer's mess. DiMaggio is seated second from the end on the left hand side of the table. Major General Truman seated to the left of Joe DiMaggio. DiMaggio and Marcus were making a tour as representatives of the V.H. Monette Company, which supplied merchandise to United States military exchanges around the world. All others in photo are unidentified.

Former New York Yankee baseball player Joe DiMaggio takes a practice cut while at Fort Lewis' Cowan Stadium assisted by an unidentified catcher. DiMaggio poled one ball over the centerfield fence after two other "homers" curved foul. DiMaggio, in his role as representative for the V.H. Monette Company, a supplier of merchandise to United States military exchanges around the world, was a guest of Major General Louis W. Truman, 4th Infantry Division and Fort Lewis Commander. Catcher in this photo unidentified.

Major General Louis W. Truman (foreground) with unidentified companion steps from his plane at Fort Lewis' Gray Field, Washington after two weeks at the Yakima Firing Center. General Truman was Deputy Maneuver Director for the 18,000 man military exercise entitled Exercise Dry Hills.