The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MAJOR GENERAL UNO, IMPERIAL JAPANESE ARMY, AND MEMBERS OF HIS PARTY MOVE INTO POSITION IN FRONT OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL E. M. ROBSON, COMMANDING OFFICER, 2/31ST INFANTRY BATTALION IN PREPARATION FOR THE JAPANESE SURRENDER CEREMONY. TO ROBSON'S RIGHT, CLOSEST TO THE CAMERA, IS WX35902 WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 2 ARTHUR PAPPADOPOULOS, INTERPRETER WITH THE ALLIED TRANSLATOR AND INTERPRETER SECTION (ATIS), GHQ.
NX349 LIEUTENANT COLONEL E. M. ROBSON, COMMANDING OFFICER, 2/31ST INFANTRY BATTALION ORDERS MAJOR GENERAL UNO, IMPERIAL JAPANESE ARMY, COMMANDING THE JAPANESE FORCES IN THE AREA, TO LAY HIS SWORD ON T
Major General Uno, Imperial Japanese Army, Commanding the Japanese Forces in the area, lays his sword at the feet of NX349 Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Ewan Murray Robson, Commanding Officer, 2/31 Inf
MAJOR GENERAL UNO, IMPERIAL JAPANESE ARMY, AND MEMBERS OF THE SURRENDER PARTY BEING ESCORTED OFF THE SPORTS GROUND AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE CEREMONY WHEN THEY SURRENDERED THE JAPANESE FORCES IN THE AR
Babiang area, New Guinea, 1944-11-18. A Japanese warrant officer and two sergeants, captured by the 2/10 Commando Squadron at Suain being escorted for questioning by Allied Translator and Interpreter
A party of Japanese, Major Hirmatu (Army), Morita (Interpreter) and Captain Gato (Navy), attended HQ 7th Australian Division, for a conference on carrying out of surrender arrangements. Australian off
Kuala Belait, North West Borneo. 20 September 1945. Surrender of the Japanese at Headquarters, 20th Australian Infantry Brigade. Captain D. Glasgow of 20th Brigade Headquarters and Lieutenant R. R. Fr
