The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 the occupation of the Yokosuka Naval Base in Tokyo Bay. In the background can be seen Australian Navy personnel who form the headquarters guard of this force, coming ashore from assault landing craft, which brought them from transports lying further out in Tokyo Bay.
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. c. September 1945. Australian headquarters troops of the British Landing Force entering the assault craft which will take them ashore on to Yokosuka Naval Base in Tokyo Har
UNITED STATES NAVY LANDING CRAFT TIED UP AT THE WHARF WHERE THE BRITISH LANDING FORCE WENT ASHORE. AT YOKOSUKA NAVAL BASE. ASUMA PENINSULA CAN BE SEEN IN THE BACKGROUND. (PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTAIN J. C. GO
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
Australian sailors in the British Landing Force eagerly line the guard-rail of their transport to get their first glimpse of the Yokosuka Naval Base in Tokyo Bay, the place where they are to land. In
A US Navy landing barge brings Japanese prisoners ashore for questioning at Yokosuka Naval base in Tokyo Bay. Note the numbers on the side of the barge D124-4.
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. 1945. Able Seaman Tom Wild of Maroubra, NSW, stands guard over Japanese prisoners rounded in by the Yokosuka Naval Base on the occupation of it by troops of the British Lan
