Grave of executed BAAG Field Intelligence Group members at Diamond Hill Cemetery. It was said that the father of one of them retrieved their bodies after the War and buried them there. They inlcude: SHAU Fo; LAU Kong; CHAN Hung-Chiu, NG Tak-cheung; TAI Ka-yin. Picture provided by Kent Shum. <Read more ...>
His name may be spelled CHAU For. Photo of his grave at Diamond hill Cemetery with other executed members of the BAAG Field Intelligence Group. Photo given to me by Kent Shum. <Read more ...>
I joined the Hongkong Government in 1934 as a mechanic in Radio Workshop, GPO, until 1941, when the Colony was occupied by the Japanese. I went to Free China, where I worked in the Chinese Government Radio Communication Service up to 1943, when I joined the BAAG Wireless Station in Kweiin under Major Hall Caine. During the Kweilin evacuation I was transferred to the British Embassy Chungkiing as a Technician. <Read more ...>
was a member of a Field Intelligence Group (FIG) operating for the BAAG in occupied Hongkong. He was arrested together with Chan King in May 1944, was jailed and subsequently executed together with his colleague Chan King. <Read more ...>
