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Frank Pace and Others Conduct Review

63-861
Accession Number
63-861
8x10 inches (21x26 cm)
Black & White
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NAID 348310219
Related Collection
Pace, Frank, Jr. Papers
Keywords
Armed forces officers
Cabinet officers
Generals
Korean War, 1950-1953
HST Keywords
Korean War - General File; Shackleford, Mr.
People Pictured
Almond, Edward M. (Edward Mallory), 1892-1979
Ferenbaugh, Claude B. (Claude Birkett), 1899-1975
Hull, John Edwin, 1895-1975
Pace, Frank, 1912-1988
Fox, Alonzo P., 1895-1984
Hoge, William M., 1894-1979
Palmer, Charles D. (Charles Day), 1902-1999
Ruffner, Clark L. (Clark Louis), 1903-1982
Ladue, Laurence K. (Laurence Knight), 1903-1951
Peploe, George B. (George Bateman), 1900-1992
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Credit:
U.S. Army

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Description

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace and others conduct a review at the Hongcheon Airstrip in Korea during the Korean War. Front row, from left to right: Secretary of the Army Frank Pace; General Edward M. Almond, Commanding General, United States 10th Corps; Major General William Hoge, Commanding General, United States 9th Corps. Center row, from left to right: Lieutenant General John E. Hull; Major General Charles D. Palmer; Major General Clark L. Ruffner; Major General Claude B. Ferenbaugh; Brigadier General Alonzo P. Fox; Brigadier General George B. Peploe; Colonel Lawrence K. Ladue; and Mr. Shackleford, Assistant to Secretary Pace. All others are unidentified.

Date(s)
April 12, 1951