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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 Malaya, subsequently being imprisoned at Sandakan, North Borneo. He was one of only six survivors from 1100 prisoners forced to undertake the infamous death marches from Sandakan to Ranau which began on 28 January 1945. WO1 Sticpewich escaped from Ranau with VX48478 Driver Herman Reither, 4th Reserve Motor Transport Company, from Ballarat, Vic, who died of dysentery in the jungle on 8 August 1945.
Portrait of NX58617 Private (Pte) Nelson A. E. Short, 2/18 Battalion, of Woollahra, NSW. He was taken prisoner of war in Malaya and subsequently imprisoned in Sandakan, North Borneo. He was one of onl
Portrait of NX19750 Lance Bombardier William D. Moxham of 2/15 Field Regiment and Toongabbie, NSW. Lance Bombardier Moxham was taken prisoner of war in Malaya, subsequently being imprisoned at Sandaka
SYDNEY, NSW. 1947-05. PORTRAIT OF GUNNER OWEN CAMPBELL OF TOOWONG, BRISBANE, QLD. GUNNER CAMPBELL SERVED WITH THE 2/10TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT AND WAS TAKEN PRISONER OF WAR IN MALAYA SUBSEQUENTLY
Portrait of NX42191 Private (Pte) Keith Botterill of Katoomba, NSW. Pte Botterill served with the 2/19 Battalion and was taken prisoner of war in Malaya, subsequently imprisoned at Sandakan, North Bor
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 escap
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
