General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. JOINT CHIEFS-OF-STAFF GROUP PHOTOS

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General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. JOINT CHIEFS-OF-STAFF GROUP PHOTOS

1953

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MLS Joint Chiefs-of-staff sit down to a table: ADM ROBERT B. CARNEY, CNO; GEN MATTHEW B. RIDGWAY, ADM ARTHUR W. RADFORD, GEN N ATHAN F. TWINING, USAF, GEN LEMUEL C. SHEPHERD, USMC.CU ADM RADFORD, GEN RIDGWAY.MS Seated around conference table (L to R): ADM CARNEY, GEN RIDGWAY, ADM RADFORD, GEN TWINING and GEN SHEPHERD (SV).CU GEN SHEPHERD.HA MS JCS sitting at the conference table.LS JCS posing for photo; photographers in FG (SV).MS JCS standing around table (L to R): TWINING, RADFORD, SIDGWAY, SHEPHERD & CARNEY (SV).MLS JCS sit down to the table.MS CARNEY, RIDGWAY, RADFORD.MS ADM RADFORD, GEN TWINING, GEN SHEPHERD.MS ADM RADFORD, GEN TWIN ING.MS CARNEY, RIDGWAY, RADFORD, TWINING.QUALITYMS CARNEY, RISGWAY, RADFORD.CU CARNEY talking.CU RIDGWAY.CU RADFORD, TWIN INGCU SHEPHERD (profile view); PAN to TWINING, RADFORD, RIDGWAY.

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