Browse Items (17 total)

  • Spatial Coverage is exactly "Indonesia--Bandoeng"

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A brief biography of George's time as a prisoner of war (March 1942-September 1943)

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A certificate awarded to George Milson for his attendance at Book-keeping classes, Bandoeng Prisoner of war school.

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Describes conditions endured in Changi POW camp, including the journey there.

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A list of men from the squadron with service number, next of kin and last known location.

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A nominal roll of 84 squadron personnel, Eight narratives covering the period between 15/2/42 to 5/4/42 and life in various prisoner of war camps.

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George writes to his family. He describes changes at the camp. He has been on a march outside of the camp.

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George writes an update from his prisoner of war camp. At Christmas they had a fair with stalls and various amusements. Later they had theatrical entertainment.

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A certificate awarded to George after learning book-keeping as a prisoner of war at Bandoeng.

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A form completed by George on his release from prisoner of war camp.

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A detailed history of 84 Squadron over a two month period.
There is a second, different, history.

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George explains what happened after they were left behind at Tjilatjap, Indonesia. He was eventually captured by the Japanese.

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A collection of George's letters written in FEPOW camps, describing his daily routine as well as a detailed description of Christmas Day.

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The story of how a group of airmen escaped the Japanese on small boats, eventually being rescued by a Catalina.

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It lists all the squadron members and where they were February-March 1942.