Gallery
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WX13338 Lance Corporal Reginald James MILLER
Worked on Burma-Thai Railway with Captain Fred Harris Party
Sent to work Japan on ‘Aramis’ to Omuta – from where he was recovered at end of war.
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Young Tom FIRNS WX7225 enlisted RAN 1918 as a Stoker until1920. Carpenter No. 3 Platoon – remained Singapore throughout war & recovered from Changi at end of war.
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WX7563 Edmund (Eddie) Herbert SULLIVAN
Driver – No. 3 Platoon, KIA 12 Feb 1942
Hill 200, Ulu Pandan, Singapore aged 31 Years
Eddie was married with two children
Please read about Eddie Sullivan
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WX9877 Alf or Snook MUSSMAN
KIA Reformatory Road, Ulu Pandan, Singapore 11 Feb 1942
Played AFL Sturt, SA 1929-1934, East Perth 1935-1941
Total of 160 Games
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WX8778 Lou Joseph DAILY
Was considered one of the finest AFL players of his generation. At 6′ 1″ he was known for his strength in the air, his superb kicking and ability to read the games. He played for Subiaco, Collingwood, Geelong and returned to Subiaco. He was a Sandover Medallist. Won
Subiaco’s Fairest & Best in 1935, 1936 & 1937.
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WX8207 Arthur Sidney ‘Snow’ HEWBY
Played 59 WAFL games for Perth Football Club between 1920-1929. He was included in a winning State Team in 1928
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Known as Doc or Pills, Claude Anderson was only doctor with 2/4th Machine Gun Battalion. Departed Singapore with ‘A’ Force May 1942 – 3,000 Australian POWs to work on Burma end of the Railway,
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BARRACK SQUARE, SELARANG (WITH COOK HOUSE)
WITH THANKS TO AWM
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WX7350 George KIDD
b. Newcastle, England 1904
d. illness ‘H’ Force Group No. 3, Kanchanaburi Hospital Camp
24 Oct 1943 aged 37 years.
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Major Charles. E GREEN WX3435 Second in Command to
Commanding Officer 2/4th MGB Lt Col Michael Anketell WX3376, Battalion Headquarters
Lt. Col. C.E. GREEN became Commanding Officer following death of Lt Col Anketell 13 Feb 1942
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WX8532 Wally KENNEY
Boulder born Kenny’s father died Belgium 1917 WW1
He remained Singapore througout war and returned home.
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WX12593 ‘Bomber’ WYLLIE & his wife JOYCE
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