145334
Photograph 145334 Second World War, 1939-1945Kure, Japan. 1948-02-20. Acting Commander-in-Chief Air Vice Marshal C. A. Bouchier RAF, CB CBE DFC, addressing the parade at Anzac Park to celebrate the second anniversary of BCOF.
145323 Accession Number: 145323
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Kure, Japan. 1948-02-20. Lieutenant Commander C. J. Bateman RN in charge of the RN and RAN formation saluting the Acting Commander-in-Chief Air Vice Marshal C. A. Bouchier, CB CBE DFC as he comes forward to inspect the parade on ANZAC Park to celebrate the second anniversary of BCOF.
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145323
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Colour: Black & white
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1
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