Koehler, John T.

Interior view of a group of men, both military personnel and others, seated around a table. Location is believed to be the destroyer Epperson. Charles S. Murphy wearing a ball cap is partially visible on the far left. The second seated man from Murphy and wearing a dark jacket is William Hassett, Correspondence Secretary to President Harry S. Truman. The man seated third over from him with a cigarette in his hand is John T. Koehler, Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Others are not identified. Event happened during a trip to Key West, Florida.

Group portrait taken at the Navy Secretariat Alumni Meeting, The Pentagon, Washington, D. C. Seated (left to right): Dan A. Kimball, John L. Sullivan, Fred Korth, Secretary of the Navy Paul H. Nitze, Robert H. B. Baldwin, William B. Franke. Standing (left to right): Cecil P. Milne, Norman J. Ream, Charles F. Baird, Garrison Norton, James H. Smith, Jr., Robert A. Frosch, Herbert Askins, John T. Koehler, John F. Floberg, James H. Wakelin, Jr., Richard A. Beaumont, J. Sinclair Armstrong, W. John Kenney, John Nicholas Brown, Graeme C. Bannerman, Raymond H. Fogler.

Aboard the submarine Corporal are left to right: Admiral Robert Dennison, William Hassett (back to camera), Secretary J. T. Koehler, George Elsey (head turned) and Charles Murphy. From: Album gift from Admiral Robert Dennison.

Aboard the submarine Corporal are Secretary J.T. Koehler, Admiral Robert Dennison; William Hassett and Charles Murphy. From: Album, gift from Rear Admiral Robert Dennison.

Lunch being served aboard the destroyer Epperson. Shown on the far left is William Hassett. Assistant Secretary of the Navy John T. Koehler is served food and to his right is Stanley Woodward. These activities happened during a visit to Key West, Florida. From: Album from Robert L. Dennison.

Shown aboard the submarine Corporal are, left to right, Admiral Robert Dennison, Secretary J. T. Koehler, William Hassett (partially obscured), Charles Murphy, two unidentified men, Stanley Woodward and unidentified others. From: Album from Admiral Robert Dennison.