The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Qld. c. 1941. Studio portrait of QX9538 Warrant Officer William Hector Sticpewich, 8th Division Australian Army Service Corps (AASC). Sticpewich was captured at Singapore on 1942-02-17 and later escaped from the Sandakan to Ranau (British North Borneo) death march in 1945-07. He supplied eyewitness accounts of Japanese mistreatment and torture and was instrumental in the conviction of several Japanese guards at the Tokyo war crimes trials. (Donor C. Sticpewich)
QX9538 Warrant Officer William Hector Sticpewich, 8th Division Australian Army Service Corps (AASC) at left in the dock in court, being questioned by Lieutenant Colonel T. F. E. Murnane, a Prosecutor
QX9538 Warrant Officer William Hector Sticpewich, 8th Division Australian Army Service Corps (AASC), at left in the dock in court, preparing to give evidence at the Tokyo war crimes trials. Sticpewich
British North Borneo. c 1947-04. QX9538 Lieutenant William Hector Sticpewich, 8th Division Australian Army Service Corps (AASC) and 1st Australian Search Party, 31 Australian War Graves Unit (fourth f
Portrait of QX9538 Warrant Officer Class 1 William Hector Sticpewich, MBE, of Newcastle, NSW. WO1 Sticpewich served with the 8th Division Army Service Corps and was taken prisoner of war (POW) in Mala
LABUAN ISLAND, NORTH WEST BORNEO 1945-12-03. WARRANT OFFICER 1 STICPEWICH, 8TH DIVISION ARMY SERVICE CORPS WHO WAS ONE OF THE PROSECUTION WITNESSES AT THE FIRST SITTING OF A WAR CRIMES MILITARY COURT
PHOTOCOPY OF FUNK'S STATEMENT RELATING HIS CAPTURE, TORTURE AND INTERROGATION BY THE KEMPEI TAI (JAPANESE MILITARY POLICE) IN 1943, THE DEATH OF CAPT L C MATTHEWS MC, THE SANDAKAN/RANAU DEATH MARCH AN