西日本を直撃すると予想されます。
3日午前の予想によると、6日午前9時時点で奄美近海を進み、勢力を示す中心気圧は915ヘクトパスカル、中心付近の最大風速は55メートル。勢力を落としながら北上し、7日午前9時時点で対馬近海に達する見込み。
追補
今日は降伏調印日 無条件降伏したのは日本軍であって日本ではない。
式典は1945年9月2日午前9時に始まり、まずマッカーサーが砲塔前で演説を行った[4]。
日本側からは、天皇および大日本帝国政府を代表して重光葵外務大臣が、また大本営を代表して梅津美治郎参謀総長が署名した[2]。
So, why Missouri, a ship that had a respectable but not particularly distinguished war record? The quickest, and perhaps the most accurate, answer is that she was the flagship of the 3rd fleet, and that it made the most sense to have the surrender ceremony on the flagship. Over the years, some have suggested that the answer lies with President Harry S. Truman. Truman had a personal connection with the ship; his daughter had christened the hull at its launching, and Truman hailed from Missouri.
At the time and later, there was certainly some bitterness about the choice of Missouri. But in the presence of many vessels with competing claims to being most “distinguished,” simply choosing the flagship provided a means of avoiding, rather than embracing, controversy. It’s also worth noting that Missouri had more available deck space than most of the other options.
このカラー写真は珍しい。このアングルは初めて見た。
こっちが有名かもしれません。
