The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LEFT TO RIGHT: COMMODORE J. A. COLLINS, RAN (PARTLY OBSCURED); AIR VICE MARSHAL W. D. BOSTOCK, RAAF; GENERAL SIR T. A. BLAMEY; AIR VICE MARSHAL G. JONES, RAAF AND LIEUTENANT GENERAL G. H. BERRYMAN ABOARD USS MISSOURI PRIOR TO THE SURRENDER CEREMONY. (PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTAIN J. C. GOODCHILD)
Australian delegates at the Japanese surrender ceremony on board USS Missouri. Left to right: (back row) Captain J. Balfour; Lieutenant Colonel D. H. Dwyer; Air Vice Marshal G. Jones; Lieutenant Gener
The Australian delegation after the surrender ceremony aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay, Japan. Left to right: Air Vice Marshal W. D. Bostock; Commodore J. A. Collins; Rear Admiral G. Moore; Gener
On 2 September 1945 the instrument of surrender was signed by the Japanese foreign minister, Mamoru Shigemitsu, at a ceremony held on board the upper deck of the USS Missouri. Four minutes after Shige
SURRENDER OF JAPANESE ABOARD USS MISSOURI. GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY SIGNS ON BEHALF OF AUSTRALIA. GENERAL MACARTHUR, SUPREME COMMANDER, SOUTH WEST PACIFIC STANDS EXTREME LEFT, WHILE OTHER AUSTRALIAN
AT THE SURRENDER CEREMONY ABOARD USS MISSOURI GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY ABOUT TO SIGN THE SURRENDER DOCUMENTS ON BEHALF OF AUSTRALIA. (PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTAIN J. C. GOODCHILD)
BRITISH, AUSTRALIAN, RUSSIAN AND FRENCH REPRESENTATIVES PRIOR TO THE SIGNING OF THE SURRENDER CEREMONY ABOARD USS MISSOURI. GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY IS FACING THE CAMERA. (PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTAIN J. C.
