Trucks

A series of snapshots showing unidentified military personnel stationed with or friends of James E. Webb during his Marine enlistment.

One in a series of snapshots showing unidentified military personnel stationed with, or friends of, James E. Webb during his Marine enlistment.

Personnel of the Republic Supply Company standing in front of equipment of the Thompson-Carr, Inc., Rig No. 12, sold by the Republic Supply Company. They are in Houston, Texas.

Truman Library Director Dr. Philip Brooks steps out of a Werner truck and onto a ladder on the ground near the back gates of the Harry S. Truman Library. The other men are unidentified.

A Werner truck is pulled up to the garage of the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library.

Stuart A. Rice quote: "Coming down through a cut, around a curve, singularly like a spot on the road from Petroplis, we met a truck coming up. The only way for the truck, when we'd given all the ground we could, was blocked by a telephone pole. The wire had been removed (to go over the top, I guess) so the two or three Okinawan truck drivers and helpers, cheered on by the girls in the back, set to work and pulled and dug up the pole.

Chinese workers and customers in open market in Inner Mongolia. The trucks are on the left. Original negative.

Chinese workers in an open market in Inner Mongolia. There is a truck on the right. Original negative.

Snapshot of s celebration of the anniversary of China's October 10, 1911 revolution in Hankow.

Snapshot of men in Japanese clothes standing by a pickup truck, with others in the bed of the truck. Peiping, China.