Pullen likely refers to William Ponsonby Pullen, gunner in the 2nd Battery HKVDC.
Pullen W P
HKVDC
Gunner
DR284
Born 12 December 1914. He enlisted on 7 December 1941. After the fall of Hong Kong, he was interned at Sham Shui Po Camp and later shipped to Hiroshima Camp, Japan in January 1943.
He was manager of the Kowloon branch of "Jimmy's Kitchen" on Hankow Road.
His name does not appear in the casualty lists of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Unfortunately, there is no information about Pullen after September 1945.
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Re: Pullen
Pullen likely refers to William Ponsonby Pullen, gunner in the 2nd Battery HKVDC.
Born 12 December 1914. He enlisted on 7 December 1941. After the fall of Hong Kong, he was interned at Sham Shui Po Camp and later shipped to Hiroshima Camp, Japan in January 1943.
He was manager of the Kowloon branch of "Jimmy's Kitchen" on Hankow Road.
Source
1941 Jurors List: c …
1941 Jurors List:
POW in Hiroshima POW Camp No. 6: https://www.cofepow.org.uk/pow-casualties-list/hiroshima-pow-camp-no-6
Re: William Pullen
After Liberation, Pullen's POW Questionnaire Card indicates he had survived internment at Hiroshima Camp. Further info: https://www.roll-of-honour.org.uk/japanese_homeland/camp_rolls/hiroshima_5b/
His name does not appear in the casualty lists of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Unfortunately, there is no information about Pullen after September 1945.