File:AWM019422 Yokosuka.jpg

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English: 30 August 1945. Yokosuka Naval Base, en:Tokyo Bay, Japan. Commander Yuzo Tanno hands over the keys of the Yokosuka Naval Base to Captain H. J. Buchanan, en:Royal Australian Navy. Buchanan led the first British Commonwealth party to go ashore in Japan.

Date

30 August 1945

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This image is available from the Collection Database of the Australian War Memorial under the ID Number: 019422

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