Palmer, Charles D. (Charles Day), 1902-1999

Lieutenant General Charles Palmer (back, left) and Major General Louis W. Truman (back, second from left), commanding general of Fort Lewis, Washington, are present during an unidentified ceremony at the Fort. All other men and soldiers are unidentified.

Lieutenant Charles Palmer (standing, right) speaks at the annual dinner of the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce. All other individuals are unidentified.

Lieutenant General Charles D. Palmer (center) pictured during his command inspection of the 4th Infantry Division. Here he starts to return the salute of Company B, 4th Engineer Battalion mess steward Sergeant Billy G. Kemp (right). Pictured (from left to right): Major General Louis W. Truman, commanding general of Fort Lewis; Captain Robert J. Beaudet; Sergeant Milton K. Egeland; Palmer, and Kemp.

An unidentified individual is presented a certificate at an unidentified event. The man seated on the left is Lieutenant General Charles D. Palmer. Others are unidentified.

Major General Louis W. Truman (left), commanding officer of Fort Lewis, Washington, at a dinner held at an unidentified location. Also pictured: Lieutenant General Charles D. Palmer (second right). All other individuals are unidentified.

Lieutenant General Charles Palmer (center) greets Major General Louis W. Truman (right) as he exits an airplane upon his arrival to San Simeon, California to inspect "Exercise Rocky Shoals." All other individuals are unidentified.

Major General Louis W. Truman (right) and Lieutenant General Charles G. Palmer (left) inspect the Honor Guard, commanded by Captain William Legro, Jr. (center).

The Sixth United States Army Honor Guard passing in review for Major General Louis W. Truman (group on left, first row, left) and Lieutenant General Charles Palmer (group on left, first row, right) at Fort Lewis, Washington. All others are unidentified.

Major General Louis W. Truman (front left) and Lieutenant General Charles D. Palmer (right), Sixth United States Army Commander, salute as the colors pass in review during the Honor Guard Ceremony. All other individuals are unidentified.