One of the most impressive ship models on display in the U.S. Navy Museum, located within the Washington Navy Yard, is that of the battleship USS Missouri. Viewing it from outside the large glass display case, a visitor might eventually note an area on the 01 level deck on the starboard side where there stands a tiny table covered with green cloth. On the bulkhead behind the table is a small American flag. A close observer will note 31 stars. On Sept. 2, 1945, the actual battleship Missouri was just one of a great armada of naval vessels gathered in Tokyo Bay to finalize the conclusion of World War II. With the nation's new president, Harry S. Truman, hailing from the "Show Me" state, the "Big Mo" received the honor of serving as the venue for the historic surrender of Imperial Japan.
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机译：密苏里号战列舰的模型是位于华盛顿海军船坞内的美国海军博物馆中最令人印象深刻的舰船模型之一。从大玻璃展示柜的外部观看时，访客最终可能会注意到右舷01层甲板上的一个区域，那里放着一张小桌子，上面铺着绿布。桌子后面的隔板上是一面小美国国旗。近距离观察者会注意到31星。 1945年9月2日，真正的密苏里号战舰只是聚集在东京湾以完成第二次世界大战结局的一支大型舰队之一。在新任总统哈里·杜鲁门（Harry S. Truman）出任“ Show Me”州之后，“ Big Mo”获得了荣幸地成为日本帝国主义历史性投降的举办地。
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