Wartime rescue mission failures cost PoW lives, historian claims
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Sept, 23:42 · Archive
Command and intelligence failures stopped proposed rescue missions for Australian and British prisoners in Borneo during World War II.
Command and intelligence bungles prevented proposed missions to rescue Australian and British prisoners of war held in Borneo during World War II, according to a military historian. The failures resulted in loss of life among the prisoners.
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- The rescue bid bungles that cost Australian PoW livesThe West Australian · 26 Sept, 23:32
- The rescue bid bungles that cost Australian PoW livesPerth Now · 26 Sept, 23:32
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