Naval officers

Guests are seated at a dinner on board the USS Newport News. From left to right: Rear Admiral Jenkins, Miss Olson, Rear Admiral Chandler. Others are unidentified.

Admiral J. Richardson, former Commander in Chief, United States Fleet, and members of his party stand before a map of Pearl Harbor in the war crimes trials in Tokyo, Japan during the International Military Tribunal of the Far East. Left to right: Lieutenant P. S. McManus, Admiral Richardson, Captain J. J. Robinson, and Commander C. T. Cole.

Admiral Osami Nagano, third from left, stands with his wife and their four children. Pictured are from left to right, Makoto, Takaaki, Osami Nagano, Mrs. Osami Nagano, Sakiko, and Misako Nagano.

Official portrait of Admiral Osami Nagano of the Japanese navy who was tried as a Japanese war criminal in the International Military Tribunal of the Far East for his involvement with the Japanese during World War II.

Admiral Osami Nagano of the Japanese Navy stands aboard a ship and looks out through binoculars.

This is a group photo of Japanese naval officers under the command of Commander in Chief Yamamoto during World War II. All are unidentified.

This is a photo of a photograph of Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto and his staff pose for a photo when they finalized their plan to attack Pearl Harbor.

Admiral Osami Nagano stands on the deck of a Japanese ship during World War II.

Group photo of unknown members of Commander in Chief Yamamoto's staff of the Japanese Navy during World War II. All are unidentified.

Admiral Osami Nagano (right) stands aboard a Japanese ship with other unidentified sailors.