Veterans

Return of the 35th Division to Kansas City, Missouri after the end of World War I. Unidentified soldiers and members of the crowd are milling around Union Station. From: Ted Marks.

Return of the 35th Division to Kansas City, Missouri after the end of World War I. Unidentified soldiers and members of the crowd are milling around Union Station. From: Ted Marks.

From left to right, Captain Ted Marks, Lieutenant Walter Slagle and Captain Harry S. Truman in front of the Wallace home at 219 N. Delaware in Independence, Missouri. From: Ted Marks.

Col. Harry S. Truman (left) with Ted Marks (center) and three unidentified other men at Camp Ripley, Minnesota. They were members of the 381st Field Artillery, 102nd Division, Army Reserve. From: Ted Marks.

President Harry S. Truman (in hat) smiles and greets Arkansas Governor Sidney McMath (second from left), while Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder and Mary Jane Truman stand next to them during the 35th Division Reunion at Little Rock, Arkansas. Arkansas Lieutenant Governor Nathan G. Gordon is at far left. This photo is similar to 67-343.

From left to right: Hugh Milton, Undersecretary of the Army; Major General Ellard A. Walsh; Former President Harry S. Truman; Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) Philip Pincus; Major General William H. Harrison, Jr.; Governor J. Caleb Boggs, Delaware, at the dedication of the National Guard Memorial in Washington, D.C.

Captain Truman's Own Color Guard from Battery "C" of the First World War at the dedication of the National Guard Memorial in Washington, D.C. Former President Harry S. Truman on far left and all others unidentified.

The Battery "C" Color Guard presents arms to Former President Harry S. Truman (far left) at the Dedication of the National Guard Memorial in Washington, D. C. Others are not identified.

The Battery "C" Color Guard salutes the massing Colors of the States, Commonwealths, Territories and District of Columbia during the Dedicatory ceremonies of the National Guard Memorial, Washington, D. C. Front row, left to right: Colonel Arthur H. Bell; Sergeant Eddie Meisburger; Corporal Ed P. Downey; Corporal Frank F. Kunz.

Former President Harry S. Truman poses with four veterans of World War I who served in the 129th Field Artillery Battalion under the command of Truman when he was a captain. They are shown at the dedication of a $2 million National Guard Memorial Building in Washington, D.C. Left to right are: Sergeant Eddie Meisburger; Corporal Ed P. Downey; Former President Harry S. Truman; Corporal Frank F. Kunz; and Colonel Arthur H. Bell, all from Kansas City, Missouri. (See 66-8429.)