Roland Wilde - Major General LeRoy B. Hunt - Wm. M. Brown - Lt General Toguchi 長崎要塞司令官陸軍中将谷口元治郎
Sep. 23, 1945. Lt General Toguchi, Commanding General 122nd Independent Mixed Brigade listens intently as col. Roland Wilde. USMC. , left explains through Lt. Gen. Toguchi's interpreter, the orders and demands of Major General LeRoy B. Hunt, Commanding General 2nd Marin Division, occupying forces of Nagasaki. Captain Wm. M. Brown, 2nd from left, is the Marines Japanese interpreter. General Hunt and his staff were transported to Ngasaki on the USS CAMBRIA. Photo by Hal Garrett.
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Sep. 23, 1945. Lt General Toguchi, Commanding General, 122nd Independent Mixed Brigade, Nagasaki, and his military colleauges listen sorowfully to their orders for occupation of the city destroyed by the second Atomic Bomb. Facial expressions indicate the feeling of the remaining populace of Nagasaki to the American forces. When the advanced forces moved in the local police guarded the group with the belief that if anything happened to our men we would return and drop another Atomic Bomb.
#11-September 23, 1945 : Major General LeRoy B. Hunt, Commanding General, 2nd Div. Marines, reading to Japanese representatives of Nagasaki, city where second atomic bomb landed, the provisions and stipulations of the occupational forces of which he headed, aboard Commodore Herbert B. Knowles, USN(second left) Flagship, Coast Gurd manned Navy transport USS CAMBRIA (APA-36) in Nagasaki harbor. (Left R -General Hunt, Commodore Knowles, Brig. Genl. John T. Walker, Col. Geoｒge F. Good Jr., Col. Jack P. Juhan. Lt. Col. Samuel G. Taxis, Lt. Col Jacob G. Goldberg, Col. Ronald Wilde and Captain WM. M. Brown, interpreter) .(All officers expect Commodore Knowles are USMC).
LeRoy B. Hunt(1892-1968)
Herbert B. Knowles(1894-)
John T. Walker（1893-1955）
Geoｒge F. Good Jr
Jack P. Juhan (1904-2002)
Samuel G. Taxis (1909-1984)
Jacob G. Goldberg（1911-2008）
Ronald Wilde
WM. M. Brown
Jap delegation at the surrender of Nagasaki on board the Cambria
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Americans dictate surrender terms on the Cambria
Jap leaving the ship at Nagasaki
Nagasaki Japan where the "A" bomb fell
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First occupation troops ashore at Nagasaki Japan
The Cambria Show
Homeward Boud
In the tailend of a typhoon
