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Rangoon, Burma. C. 1945-08. The Japanese surrender envoys leaving their "Topsy" aircraft after touching down at Mingaladon airfield, Rangoon, where high-ranking officers of the RAF and the Army were awaiting them.
Rangoon, Burma. C. 1945-08. RAF official interpreter, Flight Lieutenant W. W. Hassall of Lancaster Gate, London, whose family live in Sydney, NSW, communicates with the two Japanese aircraft by radio
Rangoon, Burma. C. 1945-08. One of the "Topsy" aircraft carrying the Japanese surrender envoys arrives at Mingaladon airfield, Rangoon, watched by a crowd of RAF personnel. They were escorted by a squ
Rangoon, Burma. C. 1945-08. The Japanese surrender envoys being escorted to the interrogation tent after landing at Mingaladon airfield, Rangoon.
Rangoon, Burma, c. 1945-08. After arriving by air at Mingaladon airfield, a party of Japanese envoys (centre, right) heads towards a special tent where they will surrender local Japanese forces in a f
Rangoon, Burma. C. 1945-08. Squadron Leader M. G. D. Wilson of Maida Vale, London, gives a running broadcast commentary over the All India Radio, as the Japanese surrender envoys arrive at Mingaladon
Rangoon, Burma, c. 1945-08. Carrying a samurai sword , an officer of the Imperial Japanese Army steps down from the side door of a Japanese Mitsubishi Ki-57 'Topsy' transport aircraft which has just l
