The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Japan. 1945. Lieutenant Keith Johnson RANVR, of North Walkerville, SA, attached to the British Landing Force Headquarters, questioning two Japanese prisoners of war (POWs) in front of the building taken over in the Yokosuka Naval Base for use as headquarters. In the background, note the Australian Ensign and White Ensign flying over the main entrance.
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
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. September 1945. Australian Lieutenant K. D. Johnston RANVR, of North Walkerville, SA, who was in charge of the Australian naval personnel who boarded the British destroyer
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. c. September 1945. Lieutenant John Crabb RAN, of Melbourne, Vic, attached to the staff of the British Landing Force, questioning Japanese naval officers of the Yokosuka Nav
Yokosuka Naval Base. September 1945. Able Seaman Steve Clough of Lakemba, NSW, smiles broadly as he tacks up the British Landing Force Headquarters sign on the entrance to the building requisitioned f
Yokosuka Naval Base. September 1945. A guard comprising Naval ratings from the Australian destroyers Napier and Nizam, attached to the British Landing Force Headquarters, takes orders from Petty Offic
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. September 1945. These Australian naval ratings attached to the British Landing Force Headquarters, wave happily as they joy-ride around the Yokosuka Naval Base in a small J
