Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and others at the White House during Trident Conference, Washington DC, United States, 24 May 1943General George Marshall congratulates Lieutenant General Joseph McNarney after presenting him with the Distingushed Service Medal and the Legion of Merit, 1944US Army Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander in the Mediterranean Theater, inspecting African-American honor guard military policemen, Italy, 4 Jan 1945Portrait of General Joseph McNarney, 1945-1947
Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and others at the White House during Trident Conference, Washington DC, United States, 24 May 1943General George Marshall congratulates Lieutenant General Joseph McNarney after presenting him with the Distingushed Service Medal and the Legion of Merit, 1944US Army Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander in the Mediterranean Theater, inspecting African-American honor guard military policemen, Italy, 4 Jan 1945Portrait of General Joseph McNarney, 1945-1947
Joint Research and Development Board meeting, 11 Feb 1948US Navy Captains Charles Weakley and Arleigh Burke, US Air Force General J. T. McNarney aboard destroyer Sarsfield during anti-submarine demonstration off Key West, Florida, United States, 23 Feb 1950
Joint Research and Development Board meeting, 11 Feb 1948US Navy Captains Charles Weakley and Arleigh Burke, US Air Force General J. T. McNarney aboard destroyer Sarsfield during anti-submarine demonstration off Key West, Florida, United States, 23 Feb 1950
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