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Rangoon, Burma. 15 June 1945. A victory parade was held to celebrate the defeat of the Japanese armies. Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, Supreme Allied Commander, South East Asia, reads His Majesty The King George VI's address to the assembled troops. In the background, are, Air Marshal Sir Keith R. Park, Allied Air Commander-in-Chief (C-in-C), centre, and Admiral Sir Arthur Power, C-in-C East Indies Fleet, left.
Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, Supreme Allied Commander, South East Asia (left), and Air Marshal Sir Keith R. Park, Allied Air Commander in Chief, South East Asia, standing next to a M3 Stuart tank i
Mandalay, Burma. c. 7 April 1945. Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, Supreme Allied Commander, South East Asia (second, left), is inspecting a gap in the wall of Fort Dufferin caused by air attacks by RA
In flight en route to Rangoon, Burma. c. May 1945. On his way to Rangoon to inspect Allied bomb damage to the docks, Air Marshal Sir Keith R. Park, Allied Air Commander in Chief, South East Asia, took
Rangoon, Burma. c. May 1945. Air Marshal Sir Keith R. Park, Allied Air Commander in Chief, South East Asia (right), inspects Allied bomb damage to the docks. With him are Group Captain L. V. Dodds (le
Rangoon, Burma. c. May 1945. Air Marshal Sir Keith R. Park, Allied Air Commander in Chief, South East Asia, landed at the docks watched by a crowd of Burmese onlookers to inspect Allied bomb damage to
SINGAPORE. 1945-09-12. ADMIRAL LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN SUPREME ALLIED COMMANDER, SOUTH EAST ASIA COMMAND (SEAC), ACCEPTED THE SURRENDER OF JAPANESE FORCES IN THE AREA DURING A SURRENDER CEREMONY HELD I
