Military maneuvers

Unidentified soldiers participate in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) War College weapons demonstration held at Grafenwhehr, Germany.

Unidentified NATO soldiers participate in a troop attack problem. The exercise was held at Grafenwoehr, Germany.

An unidentified United States Army soldier participates in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) War College weapons demonstration held at Grafenwoehr, Germany.

Lieutenant General Louis W. Truman (right) accompanied by unidentified United States Army officer during the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) War College weapons demonstration held at Grafenwoehr, Germany. Other soldiers in the background are unidentified.

Left to right: Major General Gilman C. Mudgett, Commanding General, Reserve Forces, 6th United States Army and Deputy Maneuver Director, Army; Rear Admiral Charles K. Duncan, Chief of Staff and Deputy Maneuver Director, Navy; and Major General Louis W. Truman pose for photograph during Exercise "Bay Island."

Major General Louis W. Truman (center left) and Colonel George Fogle (center right) discuss maneuvers while conducting "Exercise Little Bear" near the United States Army, Alaska headquarters. All other officers and soldiers are unidentified.

Major General Louis W. Truman (4th from left) along with Colonel George Fogle (5th from left)and staff in Alaska during "Exercise Little Bear. All other soldiers and officers are unidentified.

Exterior view of a group identified as Polish women laying on the ground during target practice. Identification with photograph reads: "Polish civilians are organized into League of Soldiers' Friends with almost a million members. Photo shows women members at target practice."

Exterior view of a group of young Hungarian men marching with some carrying rifles. Identification with photograph reads: "Hungarian Fighters for Freedom Civilian Paramilitary organization total nearly 600,000 men, women and children. Photo shows young students marching to rifle contest. 'Youth must get fond of shooting' says the leader of Hungarian Youth Federation." Exact location not given.

Composite of seven photographs arranged as an illustration. Identified as: "'Service for Poland' a Polish paramilitary organization has 1,000,000 members. Photo shows members competing for organizations military medal." Further identification given on back of photograph in a foreign language. Publication given as "Swiat", July 12, 1953.