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Photograph HOBJ2191 Korean War, 1950-1953Long rows of servicemen and civilian spectators watch General (Gen) Douglas MacArthur's personal car leads a convoy of official vehicles along the tarmac at Haneda Airfield, Tokyo. Gen MacArthur has

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Long rows of servicemen and civilian spectators watch an escort of eleven US Military Police (MPs) ride on motorcycles along the tarmac at Haneda Airfield, Tokyo. They are escorting General (Gen) Douglas MacArthur's official car from an aircraft on the runway. Gen MacArthur has arrived at Tokyo prior to his departure for the United States of America on 16 April 1951. Lieutenant General Matthew B Ridgway has recently succeeded Gen MacArthur as Commander in Chief of the United Nations (UN) Command in Korea. Note the sign 'HANEDA AIR FIELD 7 FEET' on the large hangar (right), where men are standing on the roof to gain a good view of the proceedings. To the left of the airfield's observation tower a helicopter hovers low over the tarmac.
Long rows of servicemen and civilian spectators watch General (Gen) Douglas MacArthur's personal car leads a convoy of official vehicles along the tarmac at Haneda Airfield, Tokyo. Gen MacArthur has

Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Matthew B Ridgway greets General (Gen) Douglas MacArthur at Haneda Airfield, Tokyo, before Gen Macarthur's departure for the United States of America on 16 April 1951. Lt

Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) H C H Robertson, Administrative Commander of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF) in Korea (front, centre), talks with Lt Gen Matthew B Ridgway (front, right).

An official party and a group of officers (right) take the salute from US troops at a parade at Haneda Airfield Tokyo. The parade is in honour of General (Gen) Douglas MacArthur (wearing trench coat

Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Matthew B Ridgway, Commander in Chief of the United Nations Command in Korea (carrying a white glove in a gloved left hand) stands with Major General Blackshear M. Bryan of

Troops from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), probably with the British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF) in Japan, stand at ease with rifles held to the ground. They are pa
