Soldiers

Major Anthony Story (front) leading the wife of the United States Ambassador, Lois (Mrs. Philip C.) Jessup (back), through a dugout tunnel at the 38th Parallel in South Korea.

President Harry S. Truman (center, light hat) reviews the troops with President Galo Plaza of Ecuador (center, right) at ceremonies welcoming President Plaza to the United States at Washington National Airport. All others are unidentified.

President Harry S. Truman stands with Korean War veterans after presenting each of them the Congressional Medal of Honor in the Oval Office at the White House. From left to right: Senator Earle Clements of Kentucky (partly obscured); Senator Hugh Butler of Nebraska; Governor Lawrence Wetherby of Kentucky; First Lieutenant Carl Dodd, Kenvir, Kentucky; President Truman; Sergeant John A. Pittman, Carrolton, Mississippi; Master Sergeant Ernest R. Kouma, Dwight, Nebraska; and Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall. Others in the background are unidentified.

President Harry S. Truman stands in the Oval Office at the White House after presenting three Korean War veterans with the Congressional Medal of Honor. From left to right: unidentified Army officer; Korean War Medal of Honor recipient Sergeant John A. Pittman, President Truman, Secretary of Defense George Marshall, and unidentified Army officer. Others are unidentified.

Soldiers marching down Pennsylvania Avenue in a welcoming parade celebrating French President Vincent Auriol's arrival in Washington, D.C. All are unidentified.

Soldiers marching down Pennsylvania Avenue in a welcoming parade celebrating French President Vincent Auriol's arrival in Washington, D.C. All are unidentified.

Soldiers marching down Pennsylvania Avenue in a welcoming parade celebrating French President Vincent Auriol's arrival in Washington, D.C. All are unidentified.

Bess Truman speaks with a group of servicemen (probably a chorus) standing on risers at a USO gathering in Washington, D.C. From: Truman Home.

Extended view of Red Square located in Moscow, Russia. Military units are shown in parade formation. Identification reads: "The Soviet Union has at least 175 fully trained divisions under arms. Photo shows a fraction of these marching through Red Square." Typed on the back of the photograph is two paragraphs titled "Highway to Peace" which give a brief explanation of the United States and Soviet Union views on peace keeping after World War II.

Outside scene showing a group of soldiers in parade formation walking in what appears to be a stadium or arena location. Possibly Soviet troops. Photograph a publication illustration with explanation given in non-English language.