Roll of Honour
Rank | Full Name | Serial # | Last POW Camp | Death | Cause |
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(Served on Timor) | |||||
Gnr. | Adams, David Francis | 1614691 | Fukuoka 6B (Orio) | 1944/12/28 | Illness |
L/Bdr. | Angel, John Lindsay | 1552212 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1945/08/02 | Illness |
Gnr. | Bartlett, William Nathaniel | 1826535 | Sumatra | 1945/02/07 | Illness |
Gnr. | Bennett, Albert Sydney George | 1653987 | Burma-Siam Railway | 1943/09/26 | Illness |
Gnr. | Buchan, John Ford | 1693996 | Tokyo #16B (Kanose) | 1945/03/11 | Accident |
Gnr. | Burnett, John Reginald | 1548346 | Burma-Siam Railway | 1943/06/25 | Illness |
L/Bdr. | Burton, Edmund David | 1548410 | Usapa Besar, Timor | 1942/06/23 | Illness |
Gnr. | Casey, Albert Edward | 1654002 | Tokyo #2D (Mitsushima) | 1942/12/09 | Illness |
Gnr. | Chandler, Harold | 1735808 | Tokyo #2D (Mitsushima) | 1943/02/24 | Illness |
Bdr. | Charman, Wilfred Harry | 1616543 | Tokyo #2D (Mitsushima) | 1943/04/06 | Illness |
Gnr. | Cockaday, William Bob | 1735528 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1942/12/18 | Illness |
Gnr. | Coe, Albert James | 1654010 | Tokyo #2D (Mitsushima) | 1943/03/04 | Illness |
Bdr. | Compton, Arthur Frank | 1552186 | Tokyo #16B (Kanose) | 1945/09/10 | Air Accident |
Gnr. | Cook, John Harold | 1654011 | Sumatra | 1943/11/29 | Illness |
Gnr. | Crowdell, Oliver | 1511317 | Tokyo #16B (Kanose) | 1945/03/11 | Accident |
Gnr. | Cunliffe, Calvert | 1809144 | Fukuoka #4 (Moji) | 1945/02/24 | Illness |
Gnr. | Cunningham, Walter Pendreich | 1826556 | Burma-Siam Railway | 1943/08/10 | Illness |
Sgt. | Evans, Henry | 1545870 | Usapa Besar, Timor | 1942/07/02 | Wounds |
Gnr. | Foster, John | 1826509 | Tokyo #16B (Kanose) | 1943/03/28 | Accident |
L/Bdr. | Gallucci, Adolphus | 1654030 | Java | 1943/01/23 | Illness |
Gnr. | Goodworth, Harold | 1781571 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1943/02/24 | Illness |
Gnr. | Hills, Nelson John | 1653876 | Fukuoka #4 (Moji) | 1945/03/14 | Illness |
Gnr. | Hocking, Joseph | 1548784 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1942/12/14 | Illness |
Gnr. | Hudson, Thomas Henry | 1809178 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1943/01/17 | Illness |
L/Bdr. | Jarvis, Denis Arthur Claud | 1556170 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1945/03/12 | Illness |
Sgt. | King, George Herbert | 1453589 | Tokyo #2D (Mitsushima) | 1943/08/17 | Illness |
Gnr. | Mackie, Andrew | 1774706 | Tokyo #2D (Mitsushima) | 1942/12/06 | Illness |
Gnr. | Mansell, Percy Stuart John | 1548785 | Changi | 1944/06/24 | Drowned (Tamahoko Maru) |
Gnr. | Marshall, Gavin | 1826695 | Hiroshima 7B (Ube) | 1945/02/27 | Illness/Torture |
Gnr. | Martin, Harold Laurence John | 6401712 | Usapa Besar, Timor | 1943/06/16 | Executed |
Gnr. | McMahon, Henry | 1478716 | Java | 1944/09/18 | Illness |
Gnr. | Medlar, Sydney Ernest | 1735606 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1945/10/12 | Illness |
Gnr. | Mills, Jack | 1456029 | Usapa Besar, Timor | 1942/03/10 | Wounds |
Gnr. | Mitchell, Robert | 1826700 | Tokyo #2D (Mitsushima) | 1943/02/04 | Illness |
Gnr. | Moore, Alfred John William | 1556169 | Changi | 1944/06/24 | Drowned (Tamahoko Maru) |
Gnr. | Padbury, Charles | 1807286 | Changi | 1944/09/18 | Illness |
L/Bdr. | Pascoe, Michael Bennett | 1555908 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1943/03/04 | Illness |
Gnr. | Rushton, William | 11060960 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1943/02/19 | Illness |
Gnr. | Sparke, John James | 1817355 | Burma-Siam Railway | 1943/06/29 | Illness |
Gnr. | Todd, William | 1653920 | Sumatra | 1945/08/03 | Illness |
L/Bdr. | Wallace, John | 1456027 | Usapa Besar, Timor | 1942/06/01 | Wounds |
Gnr. | Watkins, Frederick James | 1818926 | 1942/02/22 | K.I.A. | |
Gnr. | Wells, Gordon James | 1556203 | Changi | 1944/06/24 | Drowned (Tamahoko Maru) |
Sgt. | Weston, Ronald James | 1452499 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1942/12/09 | Illness |
Gnr. | Wilkinson, James Leonard (Bluey) | 1807869 | Burma-Siam Railway | 1943/07/02 | Illness |
Gnr. | Wright, Alfred Randolph | 1781386 | Fukuoka #1 (Kumamoto) | 1943/05/01 | Illness |
Gnr. | Wright, James | 1735786 | Changi | 1944/06/24 | Drowned (Tamahoko Maru) |
(Served at Malang, Java) | |||||
Gnr. | Barkin, Jack | 1829651 | Palembang | 1945/08/03 | |
Gnr. | Bold, Joseph | 1835288 | Singapore | 1944/08/27 | Drowned (Noto Maru) |
L/Bdr. | Brown, Albert Joseph | 1597152 | Kuching | 1945/08/13 | Illness |
L/Bdr. | Butt, Arthur Ashley | 1736369 | Hakodate (Bibai Coal Mine) | 1942/12/12 | Illness |
Gnr. | Challoner, James Charles | 1552311 | Amboina | 1943/11/20 | Illness |
Sgt. | Clarke, Ronald Dudley | 1555831 | Kuching | 1945/09/02 | Illness |
Gnr. | Corderoy, Arthur Albert Henry | 1614718 | Malaysia | 1944/04/18 | Drowned (Hellship) |
Bdr. | Emms, Douglas Charles | 1614637 | Singapore | 1943/11/29 | Drowned (Suez Maru) |
Gnr. | Fitch, Leslie Ernest | 1807016 | Singapore | 1943/11/29 | Drowned (Suez Maru) |
Gnr. | Foster, Charles Herbert | 1614639 | Singapore | 1943/11/29 | Drowned (Suez Maru) |
Gnr. | Garrett, George Terence | 1807025 | Singapore | 1944/06/24 | Drowned (Tamahoko Maru) |
Sgt. | Goff, Arthur John | 1458291 | Sarawak | 1945/07/26 | Illness |
Gnr. | Head, John Edward | 1807157 | Sarawak | 1944/06/24 | Drowned (Tamahoko Maru) |
Gnr. | McCulloch, William Henry | 1779808 | Singapore | 1945/02/16 | Drowned (Hellship) |
W.O.II | Moth, John Bevington | 1456257 | 1942/12/10 | Illness | |
Gnr. | Saban, Cyril Victor | 1807346 | Singapore | 1943/11/29 | Drowned (Suez Maru) |
Gnr. | Skinner, John Robert Alexander | 1483416 | Singapore | 1944/09/18 | Drowned (Junyo Maru) |
Gnr. | Smith, Kenneth | 1826738 | Singapore | 1943/11/29 | Drowned (Suez Maru) |
Gnr. | Stearn, Sidney | 1736274 | Singapore | 1943/11/29 | Drowned (Suez Maru) |
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