Soldiers

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace inspects a color guard from the United States Army 47th Division during his visit to Camp Rucker, Alabama. From left to right: Major General Crump Garvin, First Lieutenant Harry Lee, Secretary Pace, and Corporal Ralph H. Kershner, a Korean War veteran. Others in the background are unidentified.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (foreground, right) inspects the 47th "Viking" Division, United States Army, with Major Julian Newhouse (foreground, left) during a visit to Camp Rucker, Alabama. Other soldiers and officers in the background are unidentified.

Secretary Frank Pace (foreground, right) and his wife, Margaret (foreground, left), meet with an unidentified naval officer and his wife. Other armed forces officers, soldiers, and sailors in the background are unidentified.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (foreground, left) exits an airplane at Dothan Municipal Airport as he prepares to visit Camp Rucker, Alabama. With him is Major General Crump Garvin (foreground right) and Assistant Secretary of the Army Fred Korth (background, left, slightly behind Secretary Pace). Military police officers and others in the background are unidentified.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (foreground, right) walks with Major Julian Newhouse (foreground, left) as he inspects the 1st Battalion, 136th Infantry Regiment, 47th Division, United States Army during his visit to Camp Rucker, Alabama. Other soldiers and officers in the background are unidentified.

View of eleven men grouped together posed for this photograph. All are dressed in heavy winter clothing and may be Russian or Soviet Union soldiers. They appear to be inside an airplane. None of the men are identified and the exact location is not given. Scanned image from negative held by the Library.

German Pionier-Stostruppen (combat engineer shock troops) engage in combat with an enemy in the snow. All are unidentified. From a series of captured German photographs.

Exterior view with two horses pulling a wagon on a road being lead by what appears to be an African American man dressed in a military uniform. Another soldier and horses can be seen in the background. Identification and location not given. Charles Thayer did attend West Point Military Academy and this photograph may be associated with that place. Library has original negative.

An unidentified soldier stands near the exterior of the Great Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Thailand.

Soldiers on parade in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, celebrating Brazil's Independence Day. President Harry S. Truman, his family, and members of his staff attended the parade during their official visit to Brazil. All are unidentified.