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A GENERAL VIEW OF THE SURRENDER CEREMONY AT CAPE WOM AIRSTRIP. LT-GEN H. ADACHI, Commander XVIII Japanese Army in New Guinea, FORMALLY SURRENDERED TO MAJ-GEN H.C.H. ROBERTSON, GOC 6 DIVISION, IN A CEREMONY HELD AT THE AIRSTRIP. Adachi's interpreter Captain Fred Kazuo Iwama to his left); TROOPS OF 6 DIVISION ARE IN THE BACKGROUND.
MAJ-GEN H.C.H. ROBERTSON, GOC 6 DIVISION, SIGNING THE INSTRUMENT OF SURRENDER. LT-GEN H. ADACHI, Commander XVIII Japanese Army in New Guinea (his interpreter Captain Fred Kazuo Iwama to his left) form
MAJ-GEN H.C.H. ROBERTSON, GOC 6 DIVISION, SIGNING THE INSTRUMENT OF SURRENDER. LT-GEN H. ADACHI, Commander XVIII Japanese Army (his interpreter Captain Fred Kazuo Iwama to his left) formally surendere
LIEUTENANT-GENERAL ADACHI, COMMANDER 18 JAPANESE ARMY IN NEW GUINEA, SIGNING THE INSTRUMENT OF SURRENDER. Lieutenant General Adachi's interpreter Captain Fred Kazuo Iwama is to his left. Lt Gen Adachi
LIEUTENANT-GENERAL ADACHI, COMMANDER 18 JAPANESE ARMY IN NEW GUINEA, SIGNING THE INSTRUMENT OF SURRENDER; Lieutenant General Adachi's interpreter Captain Fred Kazuo Iwama is to his left. Lt Gen Adachi
LIEUTENANT-GENERAL ADACHI, COMMANDER 18 JAPANESE ARMY IN NEW GUINEA, SIGNING THE INSTRUMENT OF SURRENDER. HE ACCEPTED THE TERMS UNCONDITIONALLY. Lieutenant General Adachi's interpreter Captain Fred Ka
LIEUTENANT-GENERAL ADACHI, COMMANDER 18 JAPANESE ARMY IN NEW GUINEA, FORMALLY SURRENDERED TO MAJOR-GENERAL H.C.H. ROBERTSON, GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING 6 DIVISION, IN A CEREMONY HELD AT CAPE WOM AIRST
