Soldiers

A tank demonstrates its battlefield capabilities on maneuvers that were viewed by United States Secretary of the Army Frank Pace during his visit to Italy. All soldiers and armed forces officers are unidentified.

United States Secretary of the Army (third from the left) is standing at attention with an unidentified group of military officers and soldiers during his visit to Italy.

Flag salute ceremony during President Harry S. Truman's stopover at Honolulu on his way to Wake Island conference. Admiral Arthur Radford and Col. Manning Tillery accompany the President.

Photograph of Battery B, (called Battery B, 129th Field Artillery Regiment, 35th Division after 8/5/1917) assembled for parade purposes. The Regiment assembled in a Park near 17th Street and Highland in Kansas City, Missouri. The equipment visible in the photo is U.S. Model of 1905 3-inch Field Guns and Limbers. This is the second of two photos in this series found in the former President's desk. The photograph was taken by "Sully."

Photograph of Battery B, 2nd Missouri Field Artillery Regiment, assembled in a park near 17th Street and Highland in Kansas City, Missouri. After 8/5/1917,the group was referred to as: Battery B, 129th Artillery Regiment, 35th Division. The equipment seen in the photos is U.S. Model of 1905 3-inch Field guns and Limbers. These photos were found in the desk of former President Harry S. Truman after his death. The photo was by "Sully."

Colonel Westray Battle Boyce of the Women's Army Corps (WACs) (seated, center) poses for a photograph with a group of unidentified officers at an unidentified location.

Women's Army Corps (WAC) Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (foreground, left) talks with an unidentified Lieutenant Colonel as they inspect sleeping quarters during Colonel Boyce's visit to Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. All others are unidentified.

Photograph of an United States Army soldier. The photograph is inscribed, "To Colonel Boyce from Johnny Murphy. HQ Trp 2nd Con Brigade A.P.O. 205, U.S. Army."

Photograph of two unidentified soldiers, one from United States Army and one from Women's Army Corps. The photograph is inscribed, "To our good friend, from Marvin and Mary Helen." Mary Helen is hold a prayer book and a flower in the photo indicating that this is possibly a wedding picture.

A photograph of an advertisement for Army Week - April 6-12 shows a young soldier, a Women's Army Corps (WAC) soldier, and an Army Airforce pilot.