Soldiers

President Harry S. Truman (in civilian clothes, standing at the end of the line of soldiers on the left) is saluted by a group of unidentified soldiers upon his arrival at Offutt Air Base in Omaha, Nebraska. President Truman is in Nebraska to meet with Governors of Midwestern states effected by the flooding of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. All others are unidentified.

Senator Harry S. Truman (left) is seated next to Captain Harry Davis (right).

Senator Harry S. Truman (left) is seated next to Captain Harry Davis (right).

An unidentified soldier stands beside an American plane in the Azores. This photo was taken on Edwin A. Locke, Jr.'s way home from his third mission to China.

Photo taken from captured German soldiers of German soldiers and a civilian woman standing by a statue, possible of Stalin, amid destruction in Stalingrad, Russia during World War II. This series includes photos 2009-2671 to 2009-2713 and 2009-2735, 2009-2736.

Unidentified United Nations soldiers walk with Koreans along a dirt path, somewhere in Korea during the Korean War. This is from an album of photos of a visit by Secretary of the Army Frank Pace to the Far Eastern Theater.

Two unidentified armed soldiers wait on a hill, somewhere in Korea during the Korean War. This is from an album of photos of a visit by Secretary of the Army Frank Pace to the Far Eastern Theater.

A large group of unidentified United Nations soldiers marches along a path toward the camera, carrying their supplies, somewhere in Korea during the Korean War. This is from an album of photos of a visit by Secretary of the Army Frank Pace to the Far Eastern Theater.

Lieutenant General Matthew E. Ridgway (center, in light hat) is meeting with Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (left) and other unidentified members of the United States Army. This is from an album of photos of a visit by Secretary of the Army Frank Pace to the Far Eastern Theater.

Unidentified United States tank crewmen are handing items to Koreans as they climb onto the tank, somewhere in Korea. This is from an album of photos of a visit by Secretary of the Army Frank Pace to the Far Eastern Theater.