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I’ve concluded that had my Tokyo hotel room in Odaiba existed on 2 Sept 1945 (which is obviously ridiculous), then I would not have been able to see the ‘Mighty Mo’ #USSMissouri anchored in #TokyoBay near Yokosuka ready to receive the #JapaneseSurrender marking the end of #WW2

The Man Who Signed Japan's Surrender Agreement on USS Missouri, September 2, 1945 #WorldWar2 #WWIIHistory #JapaneseSurrender #USSMissouri #HistoryDocumentary #WWII #WorldWarII #Documentary #Japan #USSMissouri #MacArthur #PacificWar #MilitaryHistory youtu.be/uq3aajONVFA?si…

On August 28, 1945: US troops began to land in Japan following the surrender of the Japanese government in World War II. #MilitaryHistory #JapaneseSurrender

On August 28, 1945: About 100–150 personnel led by Colonel Charles Tench and Major Faubion Bowers landed in Japan to set up radio and other equipment for the signing of the Instrument of Surrender on September 2. #WWII #JapaneseSurrender

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#OTD 1945: General #DouglasMacArthur arrived at Atsugi Airfield. He established temporary HQ in Yokohama and arranged the formal #JapaneseSurrender ceremonies. SCAP HQ moved to Tokyo in September and began six years of occupation government in Japan. #JapanSurrender

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General #DouglasMacArthur with other senior Army officers at Atsugi airdrome, Japan, September 1945. Among those present are: Major General Joseph Swing, Lieutenant General Richard Sutherland, General Robert Eichelberger. #JapaneseSurrender #WWII

#OTD 1945: American troops began to land in Japan following the surrender of the Japanese government in World War II. #MilitaryHistory #JapaneseSurrender

#OTD 1945: Naval officers examined Japanese officers' belongings on board the USS Nicholas. The men were on board to provide piloting services for Third Fleet ships entering Sagami Wan & Tokyo Bay. #JapaneseSurrender #MilitaryHistory

On Aug. 15, 1945, the #Japanesesurrender ended #WWII. Here is a gripping #memoir of #love, #faith, #courage, and #survival of one of the #GreatestGenerations. #BookLaunch today at Amazon bit.ly/3rP8OiO, #historicalromance #PhilippineHistory #BattleofManila #Batangas

#OTD 1945: Lt. Cmdr. Edward Porter Clayton, USN, Commanding Officer of Underwater Demolition Team 21, received the first sword surrendered to an American force in the Japanese Home islands. thehistoryreader.com/military-histo… #WWII #JapaneseSurrender

A Japanese naval officer boarded the USS Missouri with charts of Sagami and Tokyo Bays, for a conference with Adm. William Halsey’s staff in order to prepare for the entrance of US Third Fleet and British Pacific Fleet into the bays for the #JapaneseSurrender ceremonies. #WWII

On August 30, 1945: General #DouglasMacArthur with other senior Army officers, upon his arrival at Atsugi airdrome, Japan. Among those present are: Major General Joseph Swing, Lieutenant General Richard Sutherland, General Robert Eichelberger. #JapaneseSurrender #WWII

On August 29, 1945: Admiral William Halsey, welcomed Admiral Chester Nimitz aboard the @USSSouthDakota in Tokyo Bay. Both attended the Japanese surrender ceremonies on @USSMissouri on September 2, 1945. #MilitaryHistory #JapaneseSurrender

#OTD 1945: General #DouglasMacArthur arrived at Atsugi Airfield. He established temporary HQ in Yokohama and arranged the formal #JapaneseSurrender ceremonies. SCAP HQ moved to Tokyo in September and began six years of occupation government in Japan. #JapanSurrender

SEPT 2 1945: Standing behind General MacArthur during the formal surrender ceremony are Lt. Gen. #JonathanWainwright and Lt. Gen. A. E. Percival - both former Japanese POWs. #JapaneseSurrender #WWII

#OTD 1945: Gen. #DouglasMacArthur arrived at Atsugi Airfield. He established temporary HQ in Yokohama and arranged the formal #JapaneseSurrender ceremonies. SCAP HQ moved to Tokyo in September and began six years of occupation government in Japan. ibiblio.org/hyperwar/Onlin… #WWII

On August 28, 1945: About 100–150 personnel led by Colonel Charles Tench and Major Faubion Bowers landed in Japan to set up radio and other equipment for the signing of the Instrument of Surrender on September 2. #WWII #JapaneseSurrender

SEPT 2 1945: "in a spirit of mistrust, malice or hatred but rather, it is for us, both victors and vanquished, to rise to that higher dignity which alone benefits the sacred purposes we are about to serve." - General Douglas MacArthur #JapaneseSurrender

#OTD 1945: Japan formally surrendered to the Allies and signed the #InstrumentOfSurrender aboard the @USSMissouri in Tokyo Bay. ourdocuments.gov/doc.phpflash=f… #JapaneseSurrender #WWII #VJDay75

#OTD 1945: "in a spirit of mistrust, malice or hatred but rather, it is for us, both victors and vanquished, to rise to that higher dignity which alone benefits the sacred purposes we are about to serve." - General Douglas MacArthur #JapaneseSurrender

General #DouglasMacArthur with other senior Army officers at Atsugi airdrome, Japan, September 1945. Among those present are: Major General Joseph Swing, Lieutenant General Richard Sutherland, General Robert Eichelberger. #JapaneseSurrender #WWII

On August 28, 1945: US troops began to land in Japan following the surrender of the Japanese government in World War II. #MilitaryHistory #JapaneseSurrender

AUG. 1945: Japanese military and civilian envoys board a USAAF C-54 aircraft at Ie Shima airfield en route to General MacArthur’s HQ in Manila to receive instructions concerning surrender and occupation arrangements. thehistoryreader.com/military-histo… #WWII #JapaneseSurrender

A Japanese naval officer boarded the USS Missouri with charts of Sagami and Tokyo Bays, for a conference with Adm. William Halsey’s staff in order to prepare for the entrance of US Third Fleet and British Pacific Fleet into the bays for the #JapaneseSurrender ceremonies. #WWII

#OTD 1945: About 100–150 personnel led by Colonel Charles Tench and Major Faubion Bowers landed in Japan to set up radio and other equipment for the signing of the Instrument of Surrender on September 2. #WWII #JapaneseSurrender

#OTD 1945: Naval officers examined Japanese officers' belongings on board the USS Nicholas. The men were on board to provide piloting services for Third Fleet ships entering Sagami Wan & Tokyo Bay. #JapaneseSurrender #MilitaryHistory

AUG. 1945: General Douglas MacArthur watched from a balcony as the Japanese delegation arrived at City Hall, Manila, to make surrender arrangements. #WWII #JapaneseSurrender

I’ve concluded that had my Tokyo hotel room in Odaiba existed on 2 Sept 1945 (which is obviously ridiculous), then I would not have been able to see the ‘Mighty Mo’ #USSMissouri anchored in #TokyoBay near Yokosuka ready to receive the #JapaneseSurrender marking the end of #WW2

September 1945: Spectators from all over the world pick vantage positions on the deck of the #USSMissouri, in Tokyo Bay, to watch the #JapaneseSurrender ceremony marking the end of #WorldWarII . #WW2 #History