ADMIRAL TOGO, Commander of the Japanese Fleet. (Wanganui Chronicle, 30 May 1905)

Admiral Sankichi Takahashi, commander of the First Fleet and of the combined Japanese fleets, on his return ...

THE GREAT NAVAL BATTLE IN THE EAST: ADMIRAL TOGO. IN COMMAND OF THE JAPANESE FLEET

Vice-Admiral Kusaka, Commander of the Japanese South-East Fleet, signs the surrender document on board the G...

VICE-ADMIRAL SEIZO KOBAYASHI Commander of the Japanese Squadron, (Evening Post, 24 July 1928)

VICE-ADMIRAL TOGO, WHO COMMANDED THE JAPANESE FLEET IN THE ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR

ADMIRAL TOGO, As portrayed by a Japanese artist (Wanganui Chronicle, 02 July 1904)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: ADMIRAL SKRYDLOFF, NAVAL CHIEF AT VLADIVOSTOCK, AND COMMANDER OF THE VLADIVOSTOCK S...

GENERAL KODAMA, COMMANDER OF THE JAPANESE LAND FORCES

THE SENTINEL OF THE JAPANESE WATERS: ADMIRAL TOGO ON HIS FLAGSHIP

Signing the surrender of the Japanese South-east Army. At top, Admiral Jin-Ichi Kusaka, commander of the Jap...

After the Fall of Weihaiwei, the Commander of the Chinese Peiyang Fleet, Admiral Ting Ju-Chang, Surrenders (Ikaiei kanraku Hokuyō kantai teitoku Tei Joshō kofuku no zu)

[Commander-in-Chief of Japanese Navy.]

THE RUSSIAN FLEET. THE JAPANESE FLEET. THE WAR CLOUD IN THE EAST

Court Exh. No. 2062: Copy of Letter from the Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, Admiral C. W. Nimitz, to the Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Fleet dated 19 May 1945

Court Exh. No. 2062: Copy of Letter from the Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, Admiral C. W. Nimitz, to the Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Fleet dated 19 May 1945

GENERAL NOGI, THE JAPANESE COMMANDER AT PORT ARTHUR

ADMIRAL TOGO: A MEMENTO OF THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR. (Otago Witness, 18 September 1907)

Mikasa TYPES OF THE JAPANESE FLEET. Shikishima. Asahi

COMMANDER OF THE CHINESE FORCES AGAINST JAPAN

[Celebration of the fifth Decoration Day at Arlington Cemetery, May 30, 1873]

Some Crack Ships in the Fleet of Our Japanese Allies

YOUNG LADIES IN THE JAPANESE DANCE (Otago Witness, 20 December 1905)

Mikasa. Shikishima. Asahi. TYPES OF THE JAPANESE FLEET. (Otago Witness, 17 February 1904)

PERFORMERS IN THE JAPANESE DANCE (Otago Witness, 27 December 1905)