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• Winston Gordon Barge
  {{infobox soldier ww2 | monument1 = Byford WW2 Honour Roll
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• 75th Australian Camp Hospital
  ...ons were managing a total of 120 beds, including a section at the Marrinup POW camp. Unit Headquarters moved from Claremont to Karrakatta in January 1944 [[Category:Militia Units ww2]]
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• John Thomas Madgwick
  {{infobox soldier ww2 ...ines of Communication Provost Company]] and was posted to the '''Parkeston POW Camp'''. Soon after from 16 Dec 1942 to 6 Jan 1943 he attended a School at
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• Thomas Charles Johnson
  {{infobox naval ww2 | fate1 = POW Sunda Strait
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• Samuel (Sydney) Albert Victor Vickers
  {{infobox naval ww2 | fate2 = POW ww1
  5 KB (696 words) - 15:30, 10 September 2022
• Stanley Charles Gregory
  {{infobox soldier ww2 | monument2 = Byford WW2 Honour Roll
  6 KB (746 words) - 22:47, 23 May 2024
• Alec Charles Murphy
  {{infobox naval ww2 | fate1 = POW HMAS Perth
  4 KB (578 words) - 18:58, 14 April 2024
• Charles Amos George Victor Petersen
  {{infobox soldier ww2 | fate1 = POW (Crete)
  5 KB (597 words) - 18:02, 11 February 2023
• David Peter Gray
  {{infobox naval ww2 | fate1 = POW 1 Mar 1942
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• Stanley Rudolph Jarvis
  {{infobox soldier ww2 ...aly, the Germans moved Stan and others to Stalag 18A in Germany, where his POW number was 6568. On 23 May 1945 he was recovered and flown back to England
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• Billy Kendall Collins
  {{infobox soldier ww2 | monument1 = Ballarat POW Memorial
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• Marrinup Prisoner of War Camp (Camp No 16)
  ...Company'''. Operating for three years between 1943 and 1946 Marrinup No.16 POW camp housed, in total, 3500 Italian and 300 German prisoners of war. Mostly ...mp which by May 1945 was supervising 26 detachments as well as a satellite POW Camp at Northam.
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• Lae Prisoner of War Camp
  ...d the main cage with the '''Lae POW Garrison Company''' supervising the ''POW Labour Detachments.'' [[Category:Militia Units ww2]]
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• 11th Australian Camp Hospital
  ...ntil the end of the war while ''15 Camp Hospital'' was responsible for the POW Camp. [[Category:Militia Units ww2]]
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• 22nd Australian Garrison Battalion
  ...ril 1945 the 22nd Garrison Battalion was absorbed into the renamed ''Cowra POW Group''. [[Category:Militia Units ww2]]
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• Liverpool POW & Intern Camp
  ...mpany strength with a separate ''2nd POW Control Company'' to manage those POW living in the community where they worked. ...ernment & POW Camp''' responsible for managing the main camp, twenty seven POW outpost locations and two POAW hostels until the end of the war.
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• 66th Australian Dental Unit
  ...Unit'' at Murchison and the ''277th Dental Unit'' at Tatura servicing the POW and Internment Camps. In October 1942 these smaller units joined to form th [[Category:Militia Units ww2]]
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• Harvey Internment Camp (Camp No 11)
  ...at Harvey until their transfer in December 1941 and January 1942 to No 13 POW Group at Murchison, Victoria. [[Category:Militia Units ww2]]
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• Aircrew Europe Star
  One of the first two medals instituted during WW2 (the other being the 1939-45 Star). It is a military campaign medal, instit * [[Billy Kendall Collins]] POW
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• 21st Australian Garrison Company
  ...Australian Garrison Battalion]] was mannign the ''Liverpool Internment and POW Camp'', in mid-1941 it was renamed the '''21st Australian Garrison Battalio ...e '''21st Australian Garrison Company''' was absorbed into the ''Liverpool POW & Internment Camp''. Three members of this unit died of illness.
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