Vaughan, Harry H., 1893-1981

Malcolm MacIntyre, Undersecretary of the Air Force, presenting the Air Force Flag at the dedication of the National Guard Memorial in Washington, D.C. From left to right: General Harry Vaughan; Major General Ellard A. Walsh; Senator Carl Hayden; Former President Harry S. Truman; Mr. MacIntyre; Major General William H. Harrison, Jr.; Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) William H. Dickinson; Governor J. Caleb Boggs, Delaware.

At the dedication of the National Guard Memorial in Washington D.C. Left to right: Major General Maxwell E. Rich, Adjutant of Utah; Major General Edgar C. Erickson, Chief, National Guard Bureau; Major General Harry Vaughan; Senator Carl Hayden, Arizona; Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) James Brooks, District of Columbia Army National Guard.

Snapshot of President Harry S. Truman visiting Naval Gun Factory on the celebration of its 150 year anniversary. General Harry Vaughan and President Truman together in center.

Snapshot of President Harry S. Truman visiting Naval Gun Factory on the celebration of its 150 year anniversary. General Harry Vaughan fifth from left; President Truman second from right.

President Harry S. Truman (right) visiting Naval Gun Factory on the celebration of its 150th year anniversary. General Harry Vaughan is standing at left.

Snapshot of President Harry S. Truman visiting the Naval Gun Factory on the celebration of its 150 year anniversary. President Truman is arriving in his automobile, being greeted by Assistant Press Secretary Eben Ayers and General Harry Vaughan.

Snapshot of President Harry S. Truman visiting the Naval Gun Factory on the celebration of its 150 year anniversary. President Truman is arriving in his automobile, being greeted by Assistant Press Secretary Eben Ayers (far left), unidentified military man, and General Harry Vaughan. From: Eben Ayers Papers.

President Harry S. Truman (left) and Harry Vaughan (second from the right) on rear of train with unidentified others, on the occasion of the visit of Winston Churchill and President Truman to Fulton, Missouri.

An informal portrait of President Harry S. Truman standing outside the White House, smiling. Military Aide General Harry Vaughan can be seen over Mr. Truman's shoulder. Note the pick lapel pin. This represents a miner's pick. It is a pin worn by the members of an informal, unofficial group known at the "Hard Rock Club," the members of which are mostly newspaper men who covered the 1944 campaign after which Mr. Truman was elected Vice President.

President Harry S. Truman speaks from a platform filled with dignitaries during the dedication of the Tennessee Valley Authority's Kentucky Dam in Gilbertsville, Kentucky. The only identified persons are General Harry Vaughan (visible over Truman's right shoulder) and Press Secretary Charles Ross (visible behind Truman).