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West Point cadets march down Pennsylvania Avenue in a welcoming parade celebrating French President Vincent Auriol's arrival in Washington, D.C. All are unidentified. From: Oscar Chapman Scrapbook

The faculty and faculty advisors of the Basic Educational School at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Standing left to right: (first row) Mrs. B.P. Millender, Mrs. Dorothy B. Robinson, Miss Juanita Y. Grimes, Mrs. Kathryn P. Covington, Mrs. Edith Jones. (second row) Lieutenant Richard M. Lee, Major Fowlee, Mrs. Virginia F. Hightower, and Captain Thomas T. Robinson. (third row) Mr. Richard Ware, Colonel Pickett, Captain Osceola Thorton, Captain Earl Alfred, Captain Harry S. Davis, and Lieutenant William D. Curtis.

This photograph, taken from the rear of the platform, shows President Harry S. Truman (center, front viewing row) and others watching the band pass by during the Armed Forces Day Parade. All others are unidentified.

The Cadet Corps of the Nicaraguan Military Academy turn out to greet General Harry Vaughan and other members of his party. All are unidentified.

Colors of the Guatemalan Military Academy, during celebrations for the anniversary of the Academy. All are unidentified.

Parade of Guatemalan soldiers celebrating the anniversary of their military academy. All are unidentified.

Parade at the Guatemalan Military Academy. This photo was probably taken during Major General Harry Vaughan's trip to Guatemala.

Guatemalan cadet colors on display at the 75th anniversary of the Guatemalan Military Academy. All are unidentified.

Guatemalan cadet drill during the 75th anniversary of the Guatemalan Military Academy. All are unidentified.

Unidentified people attend the funeral services for Private Leslie Coffelt at Arlington National Cemetery. Coffelt was killed while protecting President Harry S. Truman from an assassination attempt at Blair House on November 1, 1950.