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Thread: POW cards;

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    Eise
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    Default POW cards;

    Hello out there.

    I have now received a copy of Fred Bailey's records and inside is a copy of his POW card. Not much info on here but if I can find a way to post it on this site maybe someone can translate the Japanese writing; Place of capture is in Japanese; camp ref is 19 12 3 his POW number was 4335 Also Timor is mentioned by his regt;
    Any help out there. We also have a mention of The Pacific Star. Could this have been the ship he was transported from Japan to Canada on;
    eise

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    Procat
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    Hi Eise,

    see this thread for tips on posting to the forum using photobucket.

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    Eise
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    Hi I have followed instructions and it tells me the image is loaded but how do i get it here.

    eise

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    Eise
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    Default For Procat

    This is the image of the POW card, hope someone can help, there isnt much to go on. eise

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    Braeseke
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    Mistake, sorry - removed

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    Procat
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    Hi Eise,

    Looks as though we have no Japanese readers here.

    I suppose you could be really cheeky and send an email to the Japanese embassy.

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    v.wells
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    Eise

    What a fascinating piece! I have no idea what it says in Japanese. Perhaps it is just Japanese translated into English for either Japanese officials and English officials. I have never seen a POW record so thank you for showing it to us.

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    Procat
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    I think it is the place of capture which only has the japanese writing that Eise is specifically after.

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    v.wells
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    translate.google.com might be able to do it.

    I went to do it and didn't know how to proceed

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    Procat
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    Good suggestion Vanessa.

    I think the problem is that you can only translate in one of two ways.

    Type in or paste the characters you want translated or ask it to translate a web page.

    As the characters are in a jpeg on this site we can't copy and paste them. I tried to get the page translated but it ignored the image.

    If Eise has the original in a pdf or word doc it should be possible to copy and paste.

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