Parades

Surrounded by the Secret Service, Britain's former Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, waves from the back of an open automobile to the crowd lining the streets of Fulton, Missouri, on his way to Westminster College where he and President Truman, sitting to Mr. Churchill's left, are to receive honorary degrees this date. From: Hathon M. Fields, Independence, Missouri.

Parade of World War I soldiers, the 128th Field Artillery Regiment of Missouri, marching on 12th Street, the "Court of Honor," St. Louis, Missouri. (Came with 8" x 10" negative) From: J. K. Monteith, Clayton, Missouri (Private, 128th Field Artillery Regiment, 35th Division).

Black-and-white Post Card of a 1918, 4th of July celebration in Paris showing a regiment of Red Cross nurses, the "Army's Guardian Angels," in a parade. From: William H. Garzke, Sr.

Japanese military officers marching in a parade during ceremonies in China marking the surrender of the Japanese to Allied forces. The exact date and location are unknown. From: Donald L. Jacobs - made available through Lennie Thacker, Commander of VFW Post 1000.

An American military band playing in a parade during ceremonies in China marking the surrender of the Japanese to Allied Forces. The exact date and location are unknown. From: Donald L. Jacobs - made available through Lennie Thacker, Commander of VFW Post 1000.

American soldiers in a parade during ceremonies in China marking the surrender of the Japanese to Allied Forces. The exact date and location are unknown. From: Donald L. Jacobs

The Truman Presidential Motorcade is shown in this parade photograph from Seattle, Washington.

Overhead view of military parade at the Key West Naval Station in 1960 during former President Harry S. Truman's visit. From an album donated by Rear Admiral L. M. Mustin, Commander of the Key West Naval Station.

General Jonathan M. Wainwright, hero of Corregidor, with Mrs. Wainwright rides up historic Constitution Avenue to the cheers of thousands at a huge civic reception here today. From: Beth Gore.

General Jonathan Wainwright, wearing his Congressional Medal of Honor, presented to him yesterday by President Harry S. Truman, is shown with Mrs. Wainwright leaving the White House in a convertible following the presentation. From: Beth Gore.