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Japanese surrender at Rabaul [on board HMS GLORY, 6 September 1945]
Japanese surrender at Rabaul [on board HMS GLORY, 6 September 1945]

Japanese surrender at Rabaul [on board HMS GLORY, 6 September 1945]

Date1945
Object number00030062
NamePhotograph
MediumSilver gelatin print on paper
DimensionsOverall: 151 x 216 mm, 0.006 kg
ClassificationsPhotographs
Credit LineANMM Collection
Japanese surrender barge Ambon 10 September 1945
Japanese surrender barge Ambon 10 September 1945
Commander Herbert Gordon Whitebrook
1945
Formal surrender of Second Japanese Army to General Sir Thomas Blamey Commander-in-Chief, Australian Military Forces Morotai, 9th September, 1945
Formal surrender of Second Japanese Army to General Sir Thomas Blamey Commander-in-Chief, Australian Military Forces Morotai, 9th September, 1945
Australian Military Forces
1945
Instrument of Surrender of the Second Japanese Imperial Army to the Australian Military Forces on 9 September 1945 signed at Morotai: lithographic copy
Instrument of Surrender of the Second Japanese Imperial Army to the Australian Military Forces on 9 September 1945 signed at Morotai: lithographic copy
Australian Military Forces
1945
Instrument of Surrender of Japanese forces on Mille Atoll to American authorities on 22 August 1945
Instrument of Surrender of Japanese forces on Mille Atoll to American authorities on 22 August 1945
1945
Australians meeting at the Stanley Internment Camp in Hong Kong after the Japanese surrender in August 1945
Australians meeting at the Stanley Internment Camp in Hong Kong after the Japanese surrender in August 1945
Royal Navy
1945
A contingent of the Australian Naval Expeditionary Force to New Guinea being inspected by a Japanese Admiral at Rabaul wharf in 1914
A contingent of the Australian Naval Expeditionary Force to New Guinea being inspected by a Japanese Admiral at Rabaul wharf in 1914
1914
A contingent of the Australian Naval Expeditionary Force to New Guinea being inspected by a Japanese Admiral at Rabaul wharf in 1914
A contingent of the Australian Naval Expeditionary Force to New Guinea being inspected by a Japanese Admiral at Rabaul wharf in 1914
1914
Ambon 10 September 1945, Ichi Kicki (Japanese), the arch criminal of Ambon
Ambon 10 September 1945, Ichi Kicki (Japanese), the arch criminal of Ambon
Commander Herbert Gordon Whitebrook
1945
HMS DRAKE, naval officers, 11 September 1941
HMS DRAKE, naval officers, 11 September 1941
1941
The victorious crew of HMS KANIMBLA on board the salvaged German cargo ship HOHENFELS, Bandar Shapur, Persian Gulf.
The victorious crew of HMS KANIMBLA on board the salvaged German cargo ship HOHENFELS, Bandar Shapur, Persian Gulf.
August 1941- October 1941
A16752 Major Arnott, Australian Army Intelligence Officer (right) and Lieutenent Commander Whitebrook, Captain of HMAS GLENELG, interrogating Japanese officers at Ceram. October 1945
A16752 Major Arnott, Australian Army Intelligence Officer (right) and Lieutenent Commander Whitebrook, Captain of HMAS GLENELG, interrogating Japanese officers at Ceram. October 1945
Netherlands Indies Government Information Service
1945
A16978 Brigadier Steele, and Lieut Cdr Whitebrook of HMAS GLENELG, talking with Japanese officer responsible for dumping equipment at Piroe, Ceram October 1945
A16978 Brigadier Steele, and Lieut Cdr Whitebrook of HMAS GLENELG, talking with Japanese officer responsible for dumping equipment at Piroe, Ceram October 1945
Netherlands Indies Government Information Service
1945