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JAPANESEVISITFour units of the Japan Maritime Self Defence Force reeentlv concluded a most successfulgoodwill visit to Australia — the first visit hy Japanese naval ships for twenty-seven years.The Chief Stuff Officer to the Flag Officer in (har^e. East Austialia. Captain R. A. H. Millar, KAN.receives from Captain Kato an ancient Japanese warrior's helmet, a scroll and accompanying letterson behalf of the relatives of the late Rear Admiral Muirhead-Gould who was the Rear Admiral-in-Charge, Naval Establishments, Sydney, on May 31. 1942, when three Japanese Midget Submarinespenetrated the Sydney Harbour defences. Rear Admiral Muirhead-Gould accorded the Japanese whodied in the attack full Naval honours at their burial. The presentation was arranged by classmatesof the dead submariners at a Japanese Naval Academy."1IWAI & CO. LTD.23 PIT! STREET. S^ DNEYMITSUI & CO.(Australia) PTY. LTD.Export and Import Business.We were very pleaded to see our Navalfriend* from Japan and. at the mimetime, we -mil our lu-1 wiahet* to theofficers and men of theRoyal Australian Navy.16-20 BRIDGE STREET. SYDNEYTel. Bl 3861BU 7087BU 7287It ira$ a truly memorable ttccagion.Rear Admiral N.ieaiV Flagship sails up Sydney Harbour.12 THE NAVYAUGUST, 1962
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