In affiliation with the 2/26 Battalion Family & Friends Association Inc.
DATE |
POW'S |
DEATHS |
DAYS |
VOYAGE |
SHIP |
COMMENTS |
4 Jan |
1,978 |
3 |
Java to Singapore |
Usu Maru |
Lt Col. "Weary" Dunlop one of POW's |
|
10 Jan |
74 |
26 |
Singapore to Formosa |
Aki Maru |
Brig A S Blackburn captured on Java - eventually ended up in Karenko. |
|
1 Feb |
800 |
25 |
5 |
Penang to Moulmein |
Moji Maru |
Aust & Americans from Java. Several Austs killed during bombing raid when rear gun exploded. |
20 Mar |
8 |
15 |
Sendakan to Kutching |
Treasure |
Austs Young, Brown,Darlington,Minty, McWilliams, Fairy, Morris, New sent to Kuching to await trial for trying to escape. |
|
20 Mar |
8 |
15 |
Sendakan to Kutching |
Treasure |
Austs Young, Brown,Darlington,Minty, McWilliams, Fairy, Morris, New sent to Kuching to await trial for trying to escape. |
|
28 Mar |
1,000 |
4 |
Sendakan to Kutching (E Force) |
DeKlerk |
Aust & Brit. Austs under Maj Farley. All offloaded in Kutching on 1 Apr 43 to work on warves. |
|
3 Apr |
760 |
5 |
Kutching to Sandakan (Java 1 Party) |
DeKlerk |
Majority British - only 2 Austs in group - Lt Johnston & Lt. Smith - sailed for Jesselton. |
|
9 Apr |
500 |
6 |
Kutching to Sandakan (E Force) |
Taka Maru |
Austs from DeKlerk less Officers above rank of Captain. Capt R Richardson in charge, unloaded on Berhala. |
|
26 Apr |
1,500 |
25 |
Singapore to Japan (G Force) |
Kyokko Maru |
Aust, British, Dutch - under Maj R V Glasgow. Arrived Moji 21 May. Austs went to Taisho Camp. |
|
May |
950 |
22 |
Singapore to Japan (J Force) |
Wales Maru |
Austs, Brits and Americans. Landed Moji 7 Jun 42 - Austs sent to Kobe. |
|
8 Jun |
22 |
7 |
Sandakan to Kutching |
Treasure |
Officers and Men separated. Officers to Kutching. |
|
27 Jun |
8 |
6 |
Kutching to Singapore |
Sibijac |
8 POW's convicted of trying to escape - sentenced to various times in Outram Road Jail. |
|
16 Oct |
104 |
18 |
Sandakan to Kutching |
Tiensen |
Aust Officers - 8 Officers left in Sandakan. |
|
25 Oct |
72 |
12 |
Sandakan to Kutching |
S.S. Subuk |
20 Aust Officers including Capt Matthews, 5 Europeans, 47 Natives |
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