Military camps

Sergeant Richard N. Fossum, (right, front) Assistant Scout Section Leader Lima-Troop, explains a map problem to Captain Calvin R. Claypoole (left, front) while Lieutenant General Louis W. Truman (background, right) looks on. Other soldiers are unidentified. Lieutenant General Truman was visiting the Weiden, Germany border camp.

During his visit to the Hohenfels German Training Area 18, Lieutenant General Louis W. Truman (left) and Major General John F. Franklin, Jr. (third from right, partly obscured), Commanding General 4th Armed Division, discuss a German situation map with German Lieutenant General Leo Hepp (second from right). Brigadier General Johann Haertel, Commanding General 11th Panzer, II German Corps (right) was also present. Unidentified soldiers in the background look on.

Lieutenant General Louis W. Truman (right) talks with Brigadier General Johann Haertel, Commanding General 11th Panzer, II German Corps (center) during General Truman's visit to the Hohenfels German Training Area 18. Grenadier Norbert Bartzok (left), German Army looks on.

Battery D at Camp Mills, New York. In this closeup, Captain Harry S. Truman is second from the left in the front row.

Group of four unidentified men in military uniforms on either side of a home-made slogan. Identified as: "The agitators of the companies use different methods. Fighting slogans outside the tent. Picture: the slogan: 'Be Vigilant!'." Location probably Czechoslovakia. Illustration for publication "Svet V Obrazech" for September 13. 1952.

Exterior view which shows a group of soldiers marching in camp with a band playing along side them. Believed to be a Czechoslovakian location.

Exterior view of an Army unit marching down road in camp. Identified as "Agitation - the main part of the political educational work of the Army. Picture: The unit returns from training." Illustration for Czech publication "Svet V Obrazech" for September 13, 1952.

British troops seen marching in Indian provence. Identified on the back of the photograph as: "British troops, North West frontier, Provence-Indian." Written on the front of the photograph: "Isha Picauct, Arora, 52."

View of a tent encampment in a mountainous setting. Identified on the back of the photographs as: "At Razmak the British have 2 such camps - Waziristan, V.W.F.P. India." This one appears to be the lower camp.

From left to right, Harry S. Truman, John W. Snyder, and Harry Vaughan attend an Army Reserve camp at Fort Riley, Kansas. The original photo was autographed by Harry S. Truman over his picture, and by Harry Vaughan over his picture.