The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
KURE, JAPAN. 1946-10-15. JAPANESE AIRCRAFT CARRIER RYUHO BEING SCRAPPED IN THE DOCKS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE SUPREME COMMAND ALLIED FORCES IN JAPAN.
KURE, JAPAN. 1946-09-05. ACK ACK GUNS FOR SALVAGE ARE BEING LOADED ON TO BARGES. THEY WERE REMOVED FROM THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER RYUHO, UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE SUPREME COMMAND ALLIED FORCES IN JAPAN.
KURE, JAPAN. 1946-09-05. REMNANTS OF THE JAPANESE FLEET IN THE HARBOUR. THESE SHIPS ARE BEING SCRAPPED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE SUPREME COMMAND ALLIED FORCES IN JAPAN.
KURE, JAPAN. 1946-09-05. REMNANTS OF THE JAPANESE FLEET IN THE HARBOUR. THESE SHIPS ARE BEING SCRAPPED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE SUPREME COMMAND ALLIED FORCES IN JAPAN.
KURE, JAPAN. 1946-09-05. UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE SUPREME COMMAND ALLIED FORCES IN JAPAN, THESE MIDGET SUBMARINES WILL BE SCRAPPED ALONG WITH THE THOUSANDS OF TONS OF SCRAP METAL WHICH LIES IN THE
Wrecked remains of Japanese one man submarines from the Second World War lie in a naval submarine dock in Kure, Japan. Under the supervision of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF), these
Kure, Japan. c. September 1945. The damaged Japanese aircraft carrier Ryuho (ex submarine tender Taigei) after the surrender. A battle practice tender is berthed alongside. (Donor M. Williams)
