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Japanese I-400 class submarines and Battleship Nagato in harbor of Yokosuka Naval Base, at end of World War II
Japanese I-400 class submarines and ships, including the Battleship Nagato, in harbor of Yokosuka Japanese Naval Base, during Japanese surrender operations at end of World War 2. Several of the submarines and an approaching small warship display American flags above Japanese flags. Japanese sailors and their baggage crowd a barge, nearby. Several Japanese navy sailors jump down to the barge from adjacent submarine which is floating much higher. The barge, flying an American flag, and manned by U.S. sailors, pulls away from the dock. View of Japanese ships from one flying American flag over the Japanese Naval Ensign. Japanese sailors and marines leaving submarines and boarding barges under guard by U.S. sailors.
A small Japanese tanker tied alongside a pier and Japanese battleship Nagato anchored in a harbor in Japan.
Japanese battleship Nagato at a harbor in Japan. Nagato anchored in the harbor. A great deal of damage on the ship. A U.S. Naval Base at Yokosuka Bay. A small Japanese tanker tied alongside a pier. A midget sub-chaser. Nagato anchored in the harbor. The shoreline of the naval base. A Japanese Landing Ship Tank underway. Damage on battleship Nagato due to the bombing during World War II.
Commissioning ceremony on Japanese navy aircraft carrier Hiryu, near Yokosuka, Japan.
View of Japanese aircraft carrier, Hiryu, near Yokosuka, Japan. Japanese Naval officers in white uniforms stand on flight deck. Shinto priest prays at shrine during the Commisioning ceremony. Naval officers bow to the shrine. Officers receive awards. Japanese flag hoisted at stern of the ship. Naval officers salute the Japanese flag and pose for a photograph on flight deck.
Japanese Sail ship sails near Yokosuka, Japan.
Japanese Sail ship sails near Yokosuka,Japan. Sailor on the ship signals with flags. Japanese sailors wave as Sail ship moves away.
Activity aboard captured Japanese submarines at Japanese Naval Base, Yokosuka, Japan, at end of World War II.
Japanese Imperial Navy submarine I-369 docked at Yokosuka Japanese Naval Base, at end of World War 2. Another submarine nearby has white tents on its deck. American Navy sailor walking along deck of a docked Japanese submarine. Several Japanese I-400 class submarines tied side by side. Armed sailor walks along deck of another Japanese submarine that displays painted images of tigers on its conning tower along side ID numbers that include Japanese characters and "101". Two U.S. Navy sailors aboard the submarine. One examines its deck gun. Japanese soldiers unloading, what appear to be, military duffel bags, from a barge at the dock, as a Japanese officer and several U.S. sailors watch.
Civilians watch as U.S. troops unload trucks from a Landing Ship Medium at Yokosuka Naval Base in Yokosuka, Japan.
U.S. troops at Yokosuka Naval Base in Yokosuka, Japan after World War II. A Landing Ship Medium (LSM) at Yokosuka Naval Base. Some sweepers are seated and a few are standing. They all watch the LSM. A number on the ship reads '210'. U.S. troops at the base. The bow doors of the LSM are open. Trucks roll down a ramp. A jeep moves at the base. U.S. trucks leave the base. Trucks roll down the ramp into shallow water and on a concrete strip. A truck parked at the base and Japanese civilians standing behind the truck watch the activities that are taking place at the base.
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