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1954 HONG KONG RAF PRISONER RELEASED:
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0:20Now PlayingDate: 13th December 1954
Location: Hong Kong
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
AEROPLANES CANADIAN. Sq/Ldr MacKenzie stepping onto Pier at Hong Kong escort from launch by his Brother-in-Law Former was returning to Montreal after being P/O/War Korea.
HONG KONG. Shots of Sq./ldr.MacKenzie & Brother-in-Law stepping ashore from launch c.u.
MACKENZIE. Andrew. Sq/Idr. R.C.A.F. Ex P.O.W. from Korea seen coming ashore from launch in Hong Kong.
PRISONERS OF WAR. Sq/ldr MacKenzie seen stepping onto pier at Hong Kong escorted by his Brother-in-Law from launch.
Royal Air Force; Airforce - Active; Prisoners of War
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