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A Japanese prisoner of war bowing to camp commander Lieutenant Harold F. Gannon, Guam, Aug-Sep 1945Aerial photo of Hiroshima, Japan shortly after the atomic bombing, Aug-Sep 1945Aerial photo of Nagasaki, Japan shortly after the atomic bombing, Aug-Sep 1945Aerial photo taken by aircrews from USS Yorktown (Essex-class) of prisoner of war camps in Japan, Aug or Sep 1945. Note rooftop markings by POWs.
A Japanese prisoner of war bowing to camp commander Lieutenant Harold F. Gannon, Guam, Aug-Sep 1945Aerial photo of Hiroshima, Japan shortly after the atomic bombing, Aug-Sep 1945Aerial photo of Nagasaki, Japan shortly after the atomic bombing, Aug-Sep 1945Aerial photo taken by aircrews from USS Yorktown (Essex-class) of prisoner of war camps in Japan, Aug or Sep 1945. Note rooftop markings by POWs.
Aerial photo taken by USS Hancock aircraft showing the Japanese battleship Nagato off the Yokosuka Navy Yard, Tokyo Bay, Japan, Aug-Sep 1945Aerial view of barren Tokyo, Japan, circa Aug-Sep 1945American captives at Hakodate Branch Camp No. 3 in Hokkaido, Japan waving at a circling US aircraft, 1945American captives at Hakodate Branch Camp No. 3, Hokkaido, Japan, 1945
Aerial photo taken by USS Hancock aircraft showing the Japanese battleship Nagato off the Yokosuka Navy Yard, Tokyo Bay, Japan, Aug-Sep 1945Aerial view of barren Tokyo, Japan, circa Aug-Sep 1945American captives at Hakodate Branch Camp No. 3 in Hokkaido, Japan waving at a circling US aircraft, 1945American captives at Hakodate Branch Camp No. 3, Hokkaido, Japan, 1945
Chinese Army General Chen Cheng during a victory celebration immediately after the Japanese surrender, China, Aug 1945Desolated landscape of Hiroshima, Japan after the atomic detonation, post-war, photo 1 of 2; note Paul TibbetDesolated landscape of Hiroshima, Japan after the atomic detonation, post-war, photo 2 of 2Destroyed building in Hiroshima, Japan, 1945
Chinese Army General Chen Cheng during a victory celebration immediately after the Japanese surrender, China, Aug 1945Desolated landscape of Hiroshima, Japan after the atomic detonation, post-war, photo 1 of 2; note Paul Tibbet's autographDesolated landscape of Hiroshima, Japan after the atomic detonation, post-war, photo 2 of 2Destroyed building in Hiroshima, Japan, 1945
Destroyed building in Hiroshima, Japan, 1945Devastated Osaka, Japan, circa Sep 1945; note Nankai Namba Station at far left of photo, Matsuzakaya Osaka store (now Takashimaya Higashi Annex) at bottom right edge, and Osaka Kabukiza Theater at centerEthnic Chinese civilians celebrating WW2 victory in Singapore, Sep 1945Former captives raising a US flag at Hakodate Branch Camp No. 3, Hokkaido, Japan, 1945
Destroyed building in Hiroshima, Japan, 1945Devastated Osaka, Japan, circa Sep 1945; note Nankai Namba Station at far left of photo, Matsuzakaya Osaka store (now Takashimaya Higashi Annex) at bottom right edge, and Osaka Kabukiza Theater at centerEthnic Chinese civilians celebrating WW2 victory in Singapore, Sep 1945Former captives raising a US flag at Hakodate Branch Camp No. 3, Hokkaido, Japan, 1945
Hiroshima, Japan in ruins, 1945Hiroshima, Japan in ruins, 1945Hiroshima, Japan in ruins, 1945Hiroshima, Japan in ruins, Sep 1945
Hiroshima, Japan in ruins, 1945Hiroshima, Japan in ruins, 1945Hiroshima, Japan in ruins, 1945Hiroshima, Japan in ruins, Sep 1945

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