Portrait of Matome Ugaki, 1930sChief of Staff Matome Ugaki, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, liaison staff officer Shigero Fujii, and administrative officer Yasuji Watanabe aboard battleship Nagato, early 1940sAdmirals Isoroku Yamamoto and Matome Ugaki, 1941Isoroku Yamamoto and Matome Ugaki on the bridge of Nagato, Aug 1941-Feb 1942
Portrait of Matome Ugaki, 1930sChief of Staff Matome Ugaki, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, liaison staff officer Shigero Fujii, and administrative officer Yasuji Watanabe aboard battleship Nagato, early 1940sAdmirals Isoroku Yamamoto and Matome Ugaki, 1941Isoroku Yamamoto and Matome Ugaki on the bridge of Nagato, Aug 1941-Feb 1942
Isoroku Yamamoto, Matome Ugaki (face partially covered), and an unidentified officer on the bridge of Nagato, Aug 1941-Feb 1942Matome Ugaki and Isoroku Yamamoto on the bridge of Nagato, Aug 1941-Feb 1942Combined Fleet Headquarters staff on board battleship Yamato, Kure, Japan, 10 Feb 1942; note Chief of Staff Vice Admiral Matome Ugaki and Commander-in-Chief Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto at centerPortrait of Matome Ugaki, 1940s
Isoroku Yamamoto, Matome Ugaki (face partially covered), and an unidentified officer on the bridge of Nagato, Aug 1941-Feb 1942Matome Ugaki and Isoroku Yamamoto on the bridge of Nagato, Aug 1941-Feb 1942Combined Fleet Headquarters staff on board battleship Yamato, Kure, Japan, 10 Feb 1942; note Chief of Staff Vice Admiral Matome Ugaki and Commander-in-Chief Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto at centerPortrait of Matome Ugaki, 1940s
Admirals Isoroku Yamamoto and Matome Ugaki, Rabaul, New Britain, Apr 1943Matome Ugaki standing before his special attack aircraft, 15 Aug 1945
Admirals Isoroku Yamamoto and Matome Ugaki, Rabaul, New Britain, Apr 1943Matome Ugaki standing before his special attack aircraft, 15 Aug 1945
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