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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

Britse militairen die langs Sherman tanks op een weg lopen. Foto gemerkt B 14503. Tekst achterop: "BRITISH TROOPS ENTER & OCCUPY CLEVE. For story see B. 14488. Dead sniper lies in the foreground as our men mount tanks in Cleve. Taken by Sgt. Hewitt. 11.2.45. "Operation Veritable"

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

' At Surrender Ceremony. The United Kingdom's delegate to Japan's formal surrender, Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser, British Pacific Fleet Commander, enters the verandah deck of U.S.S. Missouri. Tokyo Bay was the scene of this ceremony on September 2nd, where Allied and Japanese representatives met on Admiral Halsey's flag-ship. This ceremony marked the official end of struggle that lasted over seven years ...

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

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 multiple Pom-Pom guns on the bridge of the ship. NI 4298

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 twin bofer guns looking toward the bow of the ship. NI 4299

German woman carries loot in captured Bonn. A German woman carrying a load of shoes looted from a local shop hurries down a street in Bonn, Germany, as troops of the First U.S. Army enter the town. Bonn, on the Rhine River 10 miles south of Cologne, was taken by First Infantry Division units of the First U.S. Army March 9, 1945.

U.S. Task Force liberates Venlo, Holland. Dutch Guards, wearing British Army uniforms, enter Venlo following its liberation. Keulse Poort, rechts het postkantoor.

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 is the superstructure of the ship showing the 14 inch guns in foreground and the twim pom-poms in the background. NI 4295