USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Postcard WWII Military Naval History AP244
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USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Postcard WWII Military Naval History AP244
USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Postcard WWII Military Naval History AP244

USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Postcard WWII Military Naval History AP244

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Description
Awani Press postcard commemorating the signing of the Japanese surrender aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay on September 2, 1945.  The postcard features a reproduced U.S. Navy photograph associated with Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz's signing of the surrender document. General Douglas MacArthur and Admirals William F. Halsey and F. P. Sherman are identified in the publisher's caption.  A collectible Military, Naval, and Historic postcard for collectors of World War II, USS Missouri, U.S. Navy, or Pacific War memorabilia.  Details:  • Subject: Signing of the Japanese surrender • Location: USS Missouri, Tokyo Bay • Historical date: September 2, 1945 • Publisher: Awani Press • Publisher number: AP 244 • Photograph credited to the U.S. Navy • Made in the USA • Standard-size postcard • Unposted • No writing or postage stamp  This is a later photographic reproduction postcard and not an original 1945 photograph.  Pre-owned condition with light storage wear and minor age-related marks. Please review both sides in the photographs for the most accurate condition.
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