Military service
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His brother, Trooper Nicholas Hunchuck, service number B-74257, King’s Own Calgary Regiment, was made prisoner of war in Germany, after he was captured in Dieppe 19 August 1942; he survived the war.
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Rifleman Harold Hunchuck
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Rifleman Harold Hunchuck
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Rifleman Harold Hunchuck
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Rifleman Harold Hunchuck
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Rifleman Harold Hunchuck
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Rifleman Harold Hunchuck
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Rifleman Harold Hunchuck
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Rifleman Harold Hunchuck
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Rifleman Harold Hunchuck
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In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 33 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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STANLEY MILITARY CEMETERY Hong Kong
STANLEY MILITARY CEMETERY, originally the Military Cemetery in which members of the Hong Kong Garrison and their families were buried, is situated just beyond the small fishing village of Stanley in the southern part of Hong Kong island on the Tai Tam Peninsula, which has Stanley Bay on the west and Tai Tam Bay on the north. From Stanley Village take the Wong Ma Kok Road. The cemetery is adjacent St Stephens College and is close to St Stephen's beach. It is reached from Victoria by car along a winding, hilly road which at first overlooks the harbour and mainland. After climbing to the pass called Wong Nei Cheng Gap the road descends to the sea at Repulse Bay and then continues along the rocky hillside to Stanley village.
For more information, visit Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
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