Retired military personnel

Battery D, 35th Division is shown together during their 1937 reunion, together in a room with raised glasses. M. R. Evans is seated at the table, center, with striped tie.

Battery D, 35th Division, is shown together during their 1937 reunion. M. R. Evans is on the second row, 9th from the left.

Faded color snapshot of General Ralph E. Truman and his wife (left) with two unidentified members of his family. The event and date are unknown; however, the snapshot was printed the week of November 24, 1952.

Former President Harry S. Truman receives a plaque from the U.S. Air Force Academy stating: "In grateful recognition of his consistent efforts to persuade the nation's youth to public service." Col. John A. Riffle, Reserve Air Force Colonel, stands at left. The man at right is unidentified. They are in the Harry S. Truman Library. (see also 2007-128,129, and 130.)

Former President Harry S. Truman greets his guests, three retired Generals, prior to a dinner to be held in their honor. The dinner was held at a hotel in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: General Ralph Truman, former President Truman, General Omar Bradley, and General Harry H. Vaughan.

Three unidentified men at a speakers' table at unknown location, in photo relating to the dedication of the Reserve Officers Association fountains, a gift to the Harry S. Truman Library. From: Burgundy album, gift to Mrs. Truman from USAR Retired William H. Wymore.

Admiral William F. Halsey, retired, said today that outside of a strategic bombing force, he "can see no excuse for" an autonomous air service. Halsey made the statement in testimony before the Senate Armed Forces Committee on the Administration's proposal for unifying the military services. From: Beth Gore