This is a picture of the Japanese envoys in the process of surrender on Ie Shima.
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Japanese envoys, the Japanese surrender on Ie Shima
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 From the 34th fighter Squadron Yearbook. The Japanese envoys surrender on the island of Ie Shima at the end of World War 2. 
 
The Japanese envoys were transferred to an American C-54 transport en-route to Manila, Philippine Islands, P.I.

 

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Japanese Envoys prepare for the Surrender Process to end World War 2 with Japan.
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This is a C-54 American transport airplane which carried the Japanese envoy for the surrender to meet with General MacArthur.  Once the surrender papers were signed, the C-54 returned the Japanese envoy back to Ie Shima where they flew their Betty Bombers back to Japan.  You can read the full, exciting, story a couple of pages later in this exhibit.  Don't miss it. 

 

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