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Bakli Bay, Hainan Island. c. 28 August 1945. VX50344 Corporal N. A. Davidson, a member of the 2/21st Australian Infantry Battalion Group, another sufferer at the Bakli prisoner of war (POW) Camp as a result of a grossly deficient diet supplied by the Japanese on Hainan Island. This man was beaten by the Japanese until his arms were broken.
Bakli Bay, Hainan Island. c. 28 August 1945. One of the Australian prisoners of war (POWs) at the Bakli POW Camp liberated by the US Office of Strategic Services, VX40359 Private G. H. Kissick, a memb
Bakli Bay, Hainan Island. c. 28 August 1945. Because the diet at the prisoner of war (POW) Camp on Hainan was grossly deficient, it was necessary for the POWs to cultivate their own gardens. Here Lieu
Bakli Bay, Hainan Island. c. 28 August 1945. Lieutenant Colonel W. J. R. Scott DSO, Officer Commanding 2/21st Australian Infantry Battalion and Senior Officer at the Bakli prisoner of war (POW) Camp,
Bakli Bay, Hainan Island. c. 28 August 1945. Lieutenant Colonel W. J. R. Scott DSO (left), Officer Commanding 2/21st Australian Infantry Battalion and his Adjutant, Lieutenant Ron Green, in the former
Bakli Bay, Hainan Island. c. 28 August 1945. The Dutch barracks at the Bakli prisoner of war (POW) Camp.
Bakli Bay, Hainan Island. c. 28 August 1945. VX38728 Corporal L. D. Benvie, a member of the 2/21st Australian Infantry Battalion Group, a survivor of the action at Laha, Ambon, and VX22392 Signalman C
