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USS Missouri

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Sep 24, 2026

Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
152:22
The two sides finally agree terms of surrender in early August.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
152:39
On the quarterdeck of the battleship USS Missouri, the Japanese delegation, including Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu, sign the formal document of surrender.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
153:03
Finally, it's over.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
153:07
Peace has arrived.
RichAUDIENCE
35:03
So these guys, uh, brought that helmet all the way to, to Pearl Harbor.
RichAUDIENCE
35:08
I retired on my dad's ship, the USS Missouri, and-
John SchmeelkHOST
35:11
That's awesome
RichAUDIENCE
35:11
... and I have that, I have that helmet proudly displayed in my office.
Sabrina JacobsGUEST
5:57
Used commercially for a time.
Sabrina JacobsGUEST
5:59
Uh, in 1986, it was taken over by the Navy again as the home port of the USS Missouri battle group under the name Treasure Island Naval Station, Hunters Point Annex, and then they stopped Doing that around '80, or was it '91 or so.
Sabrina JacobsGUEST
6:16
So the base was named redundant, um, as a part of the closures.
Sabrina JacobsGUEST
6:19
So you probably remember if you were alive back then or if you're a history buff, around the early '90s, like '90, '91, '92, they started closing a lot of the, um, a lot of the military bases.

Unknown podcast

S3E5: Douglas MacArthur's inner theater of command

Sep 20 · 1 Mention

speaker_1UNKNOWN
9:38
It is arguably one of the most stunning transformations in geopolitical history.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
9:43
After the formal Japanese surrender on the USS Missouri in 1945, MacArthur becomes the supreme commander for the Allied powers in Japan.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
9:52
Basically, he is the American shogun.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
9:54
He has absolute dictatorial power over a devastated nation.
Ian A. ClarkGUEST
57:29
I keep this in my office.
Ian A. ClarkGUEST
57:32
It's an old black and white photo of the USS Missouri, BB-63, which is obviously one of the Navy's most iconic ships.
Ian A. ClarkGUEST
57:45
And I keep it in my office because my grandfather was a crewman on it.
Ian A. ClarkGUEST
57:52
He was a yeoman.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
59:38
yes that's
Ian A. ClarkGUEST
59:39
not a universal experience for everyone
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
59:43
yes and whenever we say no mission first people always but really being connected to that mission again i think it goes back to your purpose and your calling as well it's wow that's powerful So just looking at this, USS Missouri, BB-63.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
59:57
Wow, that is powerful.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
57:32
Oh.
Ian A. ClarkGUEST
57:32
It's a, it's an old black-and-white photo of the USS Missouri, BB-63, um, which is obviously one of, one of the Navy's most iconic, uh, ships.
Ian A. ClarkGUEST
57:45
And I, I keep it-
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
57:46
Yeah
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
59:52
It's...
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
59:53
Wow, that's powerful.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
59:55
So just looking at this USS Missouri, right, BB-63, that...
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
59:59
Wow, that is, that is pow- powerful.
AlexisGUEST
3:50
Like it was good.
AlexisGUEST
3:52
We went to the USS Missouri, USS Oklahoma Memorial.
AlexisGUEST
3:56
Shout out Oklahoma.
AlexisGUEST
3:57
It's extremely expansive.
Kent DavisGUEST
25:58
I actually got to command Marines.
Kent DavisGUEST
26:00
I had combined units at times aboard both the battleship USS Missouri and at Naval Air Station Atlanta.
Kent DavisGUEST
26:09
I loved the Marine Corps.
Tom ClaxtonHOST
26:11
Well, we're just there to fight for the Navy, sir.
James HollandHOST
12:51
... and opening and...
James HollandHOST
12:53
Even the USS Missouri, which only is, is launched, isn't it, the previous year.
Al MurrayHOST
12:57
Yeah.
James HollandHOST
12:57
By the time you get it into Tokyo Bay in September 1945, it's, it's, it's already got all those streaks of rust.
Fred GalvinHOST
54:55
Unconditional surrender.
Fred GalvinHOST
54:57
Admiral Hirohito's or Emperor Hirohito's delegation- September 2nd, 1945, the starboard side midship of the USS Missouri there in Tokyo Bay, we stopped them.
Fred GalvinHOST
55:10
They believed in the same kind of using these tools of terror, suicide attacks, brutally killing civilians all across Asia and imposing their will on whoever.
Fred GalvinHOST
55:22
They had this mindset to dominate the world, and we stopped them, and we can do it today.

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