The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AN INTERPRETER ATTACHED TO THE BRITISH LANDING FORCE INTERROGATING JAPANESE SENIOR OFFICERS AT YOKOSUKA NAVAL BASE. A JAPANESE POLICEMAN IS AT THE FAR LEFT. (PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTAIN J. C. GOODCHILD)
UNITED STATES NAVY LANDING CRAFT TIED UP AT THE WHARF WHERE THE BRITISH LANDING FORCE WENT ASHORE. AT YOKOSUKA NAVAL BASE. ASUMA PENINSULA CAN BE SEEN IN THE BACKGROUND. (PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTAIN J. C. GO
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. September 1945. Australian Official War Artist Captain John Goodchild of Adelaide, SA, paints a scene in the Yokosuka Naval Base, while a group of Australian naval officers
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. c. September 1945. Lieutenant John Crabb RAN, of Melbourne, Vic, attached to the staff of the British Landing Force, questioning Japanese naval officers of the Yokosuka Nav
UNITED STATES NAVY LANDING CRAFT TIED UP AT THE WHARF WHERE THE BRITISH LANDING FORCE WENT ASHORE AT YOKUSKA NAVAL BASE. (PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTAIN J. C. GOODCHILD)
TOKYO AREA, JAPAN, 1945-08-31. A JAPANESE VILLAGE EN ROUTE FROM YOKOSUKA TO OFUNA. THE BRITISH LANDING FORCE WAS TRAVELLING TO OFUNA PRISONER OF WAR CAMP TO ASSIST ALLIED EX PRISONERS OF WAR. (PHOTOGR
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. September 1945. Captain H. J. Buchanan DSO, RAN, Commander of the British Landing Force, en route with staff officers to inspect the British destroyer HMS Thracian which wa
