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Son of Anton (aka Anthony Alex) Pastuck and Dora Rawluk, of Sleeman, Ontario.
Brother of Private William Pastuck, regimental number H-20322, Canadian Army, and Airwoman Eva Lena Pastuck, regimental number W-312819, Canadian Air Force. They survived the war.
Served with the 2nd Battalion of the Lake Superior Regiment - NPAM - regimental number H-540335, October 9th to November 7th, 1940, then enlisted in the Royal Winnipeg Rifles, regimental number H-41790, June 9th, 1941, served in Manitoba and Ontario, and transferred to the 1st Battalion of the Winnipeg Grenadiers on October 25th, 1941 to fight in Hong Kong with C Force.
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Page 105 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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SAI WAN WAR CEMETERY Victoria, Hong Kong
SAI WAN WAR CEMETERY is in the north-east of the island of Hong Kong, in the Chai Wan area, about 11 kilometres from the centre of Victoria, the capital of Hong Kong.
At the entrance to the cemetery on Cape Collinson Road stands the memorial to those who died in Hong Kong and have no known grave. From it, the cemetery slopes down towards the sea and originally, the view towards the main land was magnificent.
The easiest way to reach the cemetery is by the mass transit railway (MTR) Hong Kong line to Chai Wan Terminus.
From the Terminus one can either walk up to the cemetery following Chai Wan Road to the roundabout, turning west into Wan Tsui Road, then south east up Lin Shing Road which leads to Cape Collinson Road. The CWGC road direction sign is fixed to a wall facing down Lin Shing Road.
The Cape Collinson area has many cemeteries. Walking up this narrow one way traffic road, one will pass the Catholic Cemetery situated on the hillside to the left of the road, and the Hong Kong Military Cemetery on the right. SAI WAN WAR CEMETERY is about half way up Cape Collinson Road and faces the Muslim and Buddhist cemeteries.
One can also get a taxi from Chai Wan Terminus and follow the same route. Alternatively one can board a public light bus, Route No. 16M, which runs from Chai Wan MTR Terminus to Stanley where the CWGC has another cemetery, the Stanley Military Cemetery. En route to Stanley the minibus will pass Sai Wan War Cemetery, stopping only on request.
For more information, visit Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
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