1936 Imperial Japanese Navy Communications School Photo Album Pre-WWII
This is an original Imperial Japanese Navy Communications School commemorative photo album, dated 1936 (Showa 11). The year 1936 marks a crucial period in Japanese naval history, following Japan’s withdrawal from international naval disarmament treaties. During this time, the Navy rapidly expanded its fleet operations, aviation forces, and communications systems. Military communications played a vital role in fleet command, aviation coordination, and encrypted transmissions. The Navy Communications School trained specialized officers and personnel for these roles. Compared to general service branches, the number of communications specialists was limited, making surviving photographic records relatively scarce. This album contains approximately 32 original vintage photographs, including. Marching and training scenes. Rather than a casual personal album, this is a formal commemorative album produced within a naval educational institution, offering valuable insight into pre-war Japanese naval training. Condition shows age-related toning and minor stains, but image clarity remains good overall. The cloth cover shows light wear consistent with age. A solid reference piece for collectors of Imperial Japanese Navy material, military education history, and pre-World War II photography. Approximate 7-21days(To USA).