The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian Captain H. J. Buchanan RAN, of Melbourne, Vic, leader of the British Landing Forces, to whom the Yokosuka Naval Base was surrendered, giving orders to some Japanese policemen to guard the main gates of the dockyard.
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. September 1945. Captain H. J. Buchanan DSO, RAN Commander of the British Landing Force, and staff having a close up view of some of the midget submarines surrendered in the
Two Japanese commissaries (left), in the Yokosuka Naval Base surrender food, stores, etc, to the Commander of the British Landing Forces, Captain H. J. Buchanan RAN, of Melbourne, Vic (right), and Lie
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. c. September 1945. Captain H. J. Buchanan, RAN, of Melbourne, Vic, Commanding Officer of the British Landing Force, and Lieutenant John Crabb RAN (partially obscured), of M
Tokyo, Japan. August 1945. Token of surrender - a Japanese official hands over the keys of the Yokosuka Naval Base to the Commander of the British Landing Forces, Captain H. J. Buchanan RAN, of Melbou
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. September 1945. Captain H. J. Buchanan DSO, RAN, Commander of the British Landing Force, en route with staff officers to inspect the British destroyer HMS Thracian which wa
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. c. September 1945. Captain H. J. Buchanan, RAN, of Melbourne, Vic, Commanding Officer of the British Landing Force, accepting the surrender of three Japanese personnel on t
