The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW BRITAIN, 1945. JAPANESE AICHI E13A1 "JAKE" SEAPLANE IN SURRENDER MARKINGS OF WHITE WITH GREEN CROSSES. ON 1945-10-14 THIS AIRCRAFT WAS FLOWN INTO JACQUINOT BAY AND SURRENDERED TO RNZAF FORCES. (RNZAF OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH.)
Jacquinot Bay, New Britain. c.1945. Jacquinot Bay Catalina Base showing two A24 Consolidated Catalina aircraft and a captured Japanese Aichi E13A1 (Jake) Navy single engined twin float reconnaissance
Four surrendered Japanese aircraft after arrival at the RNZAF airfield at Jacquinot Bay. The formation consisted of three Mitsubishi A6M5 Model 52 Zero fighters of the Imperial Japanese Navy (includin
Two of the three surrendered Japanese A6M5 Model 52 Zero aircraft of the Imperial Japanese Navy on the move.The aircraft were painted in the surrender colours of white with green crosses.(See also P00
A Nakajima B5N2 'Kate' bomber of the Imperial Japanese Navy. This aircraft, coded '302', was the last flyable bomber left at Rabaul by the end of the Second World War. The aircraft was operated by the
PALMALMAL PLANTATION, JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-07-09. A UNITED STATES LANDING SHIP, TANK (LST) WITH ITS FRONT DOORS OPENING TO DISCHARGE PERSONNEL, STORES AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE ROYAL NEW ZEALA
NEW BRITAIN, 1945-09-06. ON BOARD HMS GLORY OFF RABAUL THE OFFICIAL ALLIED PARTY AND MEMBERS OF THE JAPANESE SURRENDER GROUP FACE EACH OTHER ACROSS THE TABLE HOLDING THE SURRENDER DOCUMENTS. ONE OF TH
