Box AR00054
Contains 13 Results:
Harmon L. Graff Collection
The Harmon L. Graff Collection documents the experiences of U.S. and Allied military personnel who were present at the Japanese surrender ceremony aboard the USS Missouri on September 2, 1945, as well as Graff’s postwar efforts to identify, contact, and obtain autographs and written attestations from those who witnessed the event. Materials span mounted photographs, signed portraits, autographs, notes, correspondence, newsletters, and commemorative items.
USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Ceremony: Photographs and Participant Notes
USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Ceremony: Photographs and Participant Notes
USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Ceremony: Photographs and Participant Notes
USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Ceremony: Photographs and Participant Notes
USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Ceremony: Photographs and Participant Notes
USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Ceremony: Photographs and Participant Notes
USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Ceremony: Photographs and Participant Notes
USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Ceremony: Photographs and Participant Notes
USS Missouri Commemorative Materials, 1945, undated
This folder contains a postcard featuring an image of the USS Missouri, two newsletters published for the vessel—including one issued for Navy Day highlighting the ship’s role in the Pacific War victory and another detailing the Japanese surrender aboard the ship—and a photograph of an unidentified Navy sailor in uniform standing before a vehicle with a dog at his feet.
