Ivor Raymond Jones as a Warrant Officer, 36 Squadron, Second World War, interviewed by Dr John Mitchell

Accession Number S01405
Collection type Sound
Measurement 2 hr 38 min
Object type Oral history
Physical description AGFA PEM 369 on 5 inch reel
Maker Mitchell, John
Place made Australia: Victoria, Melbourne
Date made 1 December 1989
Access Open
Conflict Second World War, 1939-1945
Copyright Item copyright: © Australian War Memorial
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Description

400878 Warrant Officer Ivor Raymond Jones, 36 Squadron, relates his experiences as a prisoner of war (POW) in Dunlop Force. This is one of 21 interviews conducted by Dr John Mitchell, relating experiences of doctors and medical practitioners who were POWs held by the Japanese forces in Thailand, Burma and Japan. Most interviews include discussions of medical conditions, improvised medical treatments and survival in the POW camps.

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