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Japan's official delegation arrives for surrender. Japan's surrender signatories are shown arriving aboard the U.S. battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay, Japan, September 2, 1945, to participate in surrender ceremonies. NI 9283

Salving a German battleship. Divers employed in the salvage operations on the 25,000 tons German battleship Kaiser in Scaps low leaving at the end of a day's work. When completed it will be the world's greatest salving fest.

British battleship King George V. King George V, 35.000 tons, 2nd largest battleship to enter Port Phillip Bay, berthed at Station Pier, Port Melbourne on 29th October, 1945. Here are shown the 14 inch guns on the ship. NI 4294

British battleship King George V. Visitors Day on the King George V, 35.000 tons, 2nd largest battleship to enter Port Phillip Bay, berthed at Station Pier, Port Melbourne on 29th October, 1945. NI 4301

British Battleship, King George V. Section of King George V, 35.000 tons, and is the 2nd largest battleship to enter Port Phillip Bay, photographed after she had berthed at Station Pier, Port Melbourne on 29th October, 1945. NI 4302

British battleship King George V. King George V, 35.000 tons, 2nd largest battleship to enter Port Phillip Bay, berthed at Station Pier, Port Melbourne on 29th October, 1945. Here are 14 inch guns facing the bow of the ship. NI 4296

Britisch Battleship King George V. King George V, 35.000 tons, 2nd largest battleship to enter Port Phillip Bay, berthed at Station Pier, Port Melbourne on 29th October, 1945. Here are the 14 inch guns facing the bow of the ship. NI 4300

British Battleship, King George V. King Geroge V, 35.000 tons, the 2nd largest battleship to enter Port Phillip Bay, berthed at Station Pier, Port Melbourne on 29th October, 1945. Shown here is the nose-cap of one of the 14 inch guns. NI 4297

British Battleship, King George V. Members of the Womens Royal Australian Naval Service boarding King George V for church service. King George V, 35.000 tons, is the 2nd largest battleship to enter Port Phillip Bay, berthed at Station Pier, Port Melbourne on 29th October 1945. NI 4303

British Battleship, King George V. The Governor of Victoria, Sir Winstan Ougan, going ashore after inspecting the King George V, 35.000 tons, and 2nd largest battleship to enter Port Phillip Bay. King George V berthed at Station Pier, Port Melbourne and arrived at Melbourne on 29th October, 1945.. NI 4305