File:HMAS Bataan (D191) steams into Kure harbour on 15 August 1950.JPG

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Description The Royal Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Bataan (D191) steams into Kure harbour, Japan, on 15 August 1950, carrying the Prime Minister, the Honourable Robert G. Menzies, on an official visit of inspection to Australian units serving with the British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF) in the Kure area.
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