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Lauris Norstad Trout Fishing in Bavaria

Exterior view of one time NATO commander General Lauris Norstad standing in Bavarian stream and trout fishing. The Pertenstein Castle can be seen behind him. Charles Thayer wrote an article entitled "The Feudal Trout of Bavaria" for Sports Illustrated magazine, the April 28, 1958 issue, concerning trout fishing in Bavaria. Typed on the back side of this photograph: "Pertenstein Castle-Norstad in foreground." Has original 35mm negative.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace in Berlin

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace is introduced at a press conference in Berlin during his four-day tour of United States Army installations in Germany. From left to right: Francis Shackleford, assistant to Secretary Pace; Major General Lemuel Mathewson, United States Army Commandant of Berlin; Secretary Pace; Major General Floyd Parks, Chief of Information, Department of the Army; General Thomas T. Handy, Commander in Chief, European Command; Brigadier General Maurice W. Daniel, Commanding General, Berlin Military Post; Brigadier General George W. Read, Jr., Chief of Staff, V Corps.

Secretary Frank Pace Gives Press Conference in Austria

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace held a press conference for members of the Austrian and American press while in Salzburg, Austria, on an inspection visit to the headquarters of United States forces in Austria. From left to right: Secretary Pace; Major General Floyd Parks (mostly obscured); Lieutenant General S. Leroy Irwin; Lieutenant General Anthony C. McAuliffe; Colonel Lawrence M. Mulhall; and Francis Shackleford. Others are unidentified.

Secretary Frank Pace Being Greeted at Tempelhof Air Force Base, Berlin

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (walking down the center, left, wearing civilian clothes) reviews an honor guard during his visit to Templehof Air Force Base in Berlin, Germany. Also present is Major General Lemuel Mathewson, Commandant of Berlin (walking next to Pace). A military band can be seen in the background on the left. All other soldiers are unidentified.