Mrs Maizee Cheng was in the employ of the BAAG during the war; she was engaged in extremely dangerous and hazardous work which she carried out fearlessly in spite of the risk involved. <Read more ...>
"For devotion to duty and conspicuous bravery whilst on Special Service during his period of captivity as a prisoner of war in Hongkong in the hands of the Japanese.
From the middle of October 1942 contact had been established between officers of the Shamshuipo Camp and British Intelligence Officers [BAAG] at Waichow. <Read more ...>
"For outstanding devotion to duty and initiative while on Special Service during his period of captivity as a prisoner of war in Hongkong in the hands of the Japanese.
About the middle of October 1942 contact was established between officers at Shamshuipo Camp and British Officers [BAAG] at Waichow through the medium of Chinese overseeers at Kai Tak Air Port. <Read more ...>
I found the attached rather indistinct copy of a testimonial to Bill Chong which includes his name in Chinese characters. (The original apparently hangs in the Canadian Veterans Association). I hope it is distinct enough for someone to decipher. <Read more ...>
Thomas Tim Wong wrote: "Ip Kam Wing sacrificed himself for the work. No one knows how much the Police Reserves had done and suffered for the Crown, and only those who have survived are able to describe the various ordeals."
From a statement by Thomas Wong in March, 1956. <Read more ...>
