The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sailor's black ribbon cap tally with gold cotton woven lettering 'H.M.S. GLORY'.
Cap tally worn by a sailor serving in the Royal Navy Colossus class light fleet aircraft carrier HMS Glory. The ship was commissioned in April 1945 and sent to the Pacific fleet. She provided the platform for the surrender of the Japanese South East Army and associated naval forces, made by Lieutenant General Imamura and Vice Admiral Kusaka to Lieutenant General Sturdee, commanding the 1st Australian Army. The ceremony took place off Rabaul on 6 September 1945. HMS Glory also served in the Korean War.
Sailor's black ribbon cap tally with gold cotton woven lettering 'H.M.A.S. SHOALHAVEN'. Cap tally worn by a sailor serving in the River class frigate HMAS Shoalhaven. The ship was built at Maryborou
Part of a sailor's black ribbon cap tally with gold embroidered lettering 'H.M.A.S. SYDNEY'. Associated with Maurice James Wilson, who served in HMAS Sydney and HMAS Stuart during the Second Word Wa
On 6 September 1945, Japanese General Imamura and Vice Admiral Kusaka embarked on the aircraft carrier HMS Glory which was riding in St George's Channel, between New Britain and New Ireland. At a cere
AT SEA OFF RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-06. THE SURRENDER CEREMONY ON BOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS GLORY. A JAPANESE INTERPRETER SPEAKING TO VICE ADMIRAL J. KUSAKA, COMMANDER SOUTH EAST AREA FLEET.
AT SEA OFF RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-06. VIEW OF THE FLIGHT DECK OF AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS GLORY DURING THE SURRENDER CEREMONY. THE SURRENDER OF ALL JAPANESE FORCES IN NEW GUINEA, NEW BRITAIN AND THE
AT SEA OFF RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-06. THE SURRENDER CEREMONY ON BOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS GLORY, SHOWING VICE ADMIRAL J. KUSAKA, COMMANDERS SOUTH EAST AREA FLEET, SIGNING THE INSTRUMENT OF
