Ships

Sailors serve as pallbearers for the casket of the Unknown Soldier aboard the USS Canberra. All are unidentified.

Rear Admiral Lewis S. Parks (right) shakes hands with an unknown naval officer on board a ship. Others in the background are unidentified.

A ceremony takes place aboard the USS Canberra for the three Unknown Soldiers, World War II Atlantic, World War II Pacific, and Korean War. All sailors and Marines are unidentified.

Four naval officers sit at a table in officer's quarters aboard the USS Randolph. From left, Vice Admiral Bernard L. "Count" Austin, Admiral Charles "Don" Griffin, Rear Admiral Louis Joseph Kirn, and Rear Admiral Lewis S. Parks.

Representatives of the Israeli Press visit Rear Admiral Lewis S. Parks (fourth from left) aboard the USS Randolph while 30 miles off Haifa, Israel. All others are unidentified.

Rear Admiral Burin des Roziers of the French Navy, Commander in Chief Allied Forces in the Mediterranean (left) talks with Rear Admiral Lewis S. Parks (right) on board the USS Newport News at sea. Others in the background are unidentified.

A representative of the Israeli press exits a helicopter aboard the USS Randolph while 30 miles off Haifa, Israel. He and others are on board to visit with Rear Admiral Lewis S. Parks. All are unidentified.

Pallbearers prepare the move the casket of the Unknown Soldier on board the USS Canberra. All are unidentified.

Led by a Marine non-commissioned officer, pallbearers position the casket of an Unknown Soldier for highline transfer from the USS Boston to the USS Canberra at sea. All are unidentified.

Captain Matter, Commanding Officer of the Saratoga (right) visits Rear Admiral Lewis S. Parks (left) on board the USS Newport News in Augusta Bay, in George Town, Bahamas. Others are unidentified.