Naval officers

Captain James Foskett (right) is seated at a table with two unidentified women, somewhere in Lebanon. Original caption: "Ein Sopar, Lebanon Mts."

James Foskett (second from the right) is seated at a table with a group of people during his visit to Beirut and Syria. Original caption: "At summer cottage of Vice Consul (American) 'Bill' Whitman. Lt. Lukas with beard."

Captain James Foskett at the public garden in Alexandria, Egypt.

Captain James Foskett in Alexandria, Egypt with "Red" Ruth Richer, ARC and Rear Admiral Dundas of the Royal Navy.

Captain James Foskett and an unidentified naval officer are seated at a table at the Beau Rivage Hotel in Alexandria, Egypt.

A man identified as "Major (Wolf) Buxton" is standing in a garden wearing a military uniform. Written around the edge of the picture is: "Not 'whites' just PX-'worsted tex' - $39.50."

Captain James Foskett on a rooftop in Alexandria, Egypt, overlooking the city.

Captain James Foskett in Alexandria, Egypt with Rear Admiral Dundas of the Royal Navy. They are standing next to a car.

Members of President Harry S. Truman's vacation party play volleyball on the beach in Key West, Florida. Team "A" was: Mr. R. R. Lapham, Lieutenant Commander William Rigdon, Mr. Dick Flohr, Lieutenant Commander E. P. Roberts, General Harry Vaughn, Colonel Cornelius Mara and Mr. Gerald Behn. On the "B" team was: Henry Nicholson, W. Averell Harriman, Irving Perlmeter, Admiral Robert Dennison, Allan McCann, M.S. Mileski and M.L. Gies. From: Naval Photo Center, sent to the Truman Library by the National Archives. Original 4 X 5 negative.

Members of President Harry S. Truman's vacation party play volleyball on the beach in Key West, Florida. Team "A" consisted of: Mr. Lapham, Lieutenant Commander Roberts, General Harry Vaughan, Colonel Cornelius Mara and Jerry Behn. Team "B" consisted of Henry Nicholson, Averell Harriman, Irving Perlmeter, Admiral Robert Dennison, Mr. McCann, Mr. Mileski and Mr. Gies. The "A" team won two straight games. From: Naval Photo Center, sent to the Truman Library by the National Archives. Original 4 X 5 negative.