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I was with NZ workshops in Singapore from May 75 to 77 . One of the locals with the workshop had worked for the Brits before the war and for the Japanese during their occupation (he told me about removing a white hand from the track gear of a tank) He worked for the Brits again after the war, then the Austrtalians, and then the Kiwi's. I think the Aussies pulled out in 74, and the Brits closed their workshop, (in Kangor) and left maybe late 75 or early 76. while I was there.
The whole point of this is that one or more of those locals, could have worked with or for me.
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