Chinese Canadian Military Museum Society, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 2007 editon

Our Vets

• Honour Roll
• New Video  from National Film Board
  Unwanted Soldiers
• From Market Alley to Toronto Island
  Tommy Wong and the Sky Scout
• Captain Kwong Chee Lowe  
  Captain Kwong Chee Lowe
• The Jung Brothers  
  In Memory of The Jung Brothers
• Kim Yuen Lee  
  In Memory of Kim Yuen Lee
• Jean Lee  
  Jean Lee
• The Chan Brothers and the Celestial Gents
  The Chan Brothers and the Celestial Gents
• John Ko Bong
  In Memory of John Ko Bong
• Willie Chong
  How the Chinese Canadians became involved in the Burma Campaign — By Willy Chong
• Harold Chinn HAROLD T. CHINN, Captain, U.S Army Air Force, Air Transport Command, China National Aviation Corporation Third Generation Canadian-Born, Naturalized U.S. Citizen, 1943.
• From "The Gazette" By A. Hustak
  Albert Mah 1920-2005   An adventurer, whose life read like a thriller He was a daring Canadian-born Chinese aviator, adventurer and saxophone-playing mercenary whose real-life escapades were often more harrowing and entertaining than any Jet Li action-thriller.
  
  From "Globe & Mail" By M. J. Stone
  Albert Mah, Pilot & Adventurer    Born in B.C., he took flying lessons straight out of high school and ended up transporting dangerous cargo across the Himalayas to war-torn China. Along the way, he rescued his sister from behind Japanese lines.
• From "Burma Star Association"
  Sgt. Douglas Jung of Victoria   Biography of the late Captain Douglas Jung Special Operations Australia
• From "Burnaby Now"
  By Mia Thomas, staff reporter Dodson Mah of Burnaby, was one of the Chinese Canadians in BC who were refused admission into the military that would change as the war continued, and Mah served with honours in South East Asaia.
• Profile of Veterans Gang Chan, Bill Chong, Willy Chong, QJ Louie, Roy Mah, Gordon Quon, Doug Sam, Dodson Mah, Frank Wong & Gim Wong.
• Veteran Honored, Frank Wong Frank Wong was presented with the Kingdom of the Netherlands Medal of Remembrance for his part in the liberation of Holland in 1944.
• Veteran Honoured, Roy Mah & Howe Lee Roy Mah & Howe Lee received the Minister of Veterans Affairs Commendation.
• RAdmiral Forcier Visits Rear Admiral Jean Yves Forcier, Commander of Maritime Forces Pacific presented a photo collage to CCM:
• Other VIP Visitors Visits from Governor General, Adrienne Clarkson; Senator Vivienne Poy; General I. Fenton; & MLA Ida Chong.
• Special Forces 136 Some of The Chinese Canadians served in Force 136, A British SEAC [South East Asia Command] name for SOE [Special Operations Executive]
• Chinese Canadian Women in Uniform Little is known if not largely forgotten that Chinese Canadian women participated in the war during the early forties
• John Ko Bong On November 11, 2002, We observed Remembrance Day.... On November 13, 2002, We celebrated a veteran's 90th birthday
• A Visit to the HMCS Vancouver The visit of HMCS Vancouver on the 26 of October 02 from the Vancouver Chinese community was arranged by Rear Admiral JD Fraser & Mr. David Choi.
• BC Lions' Tribute to Veterans Reprint of a Christmas greeting card from thePacific Commemoration Team, Veterans Affairs CanadaChristmas 2000
• DOUGLAS JUNG - SOLDIER, LAWYER, POLITICIAN This photo exhibit follows the career of Douglas Jung from childhood to soldier to law school to the world of politics.
• Dan Lee Dan Lee was born in Vancouver in 1920 and attended a technical high school in Toronto where he was accepted into the RCAF in 1942.
• George Chow Born in Victoria in 1921, George Chow enlisted in the Army in 1940 and took basic training at Seaforth Armoury in Vancouver.
• Daniel Shiu Born with the Chinese name of Shiu Do Gay in Saskatoon, Sask. to a father who was a minister, he later changed his name to Daniel.
• Frank Wong Frank was born in Vancouver in 1919 and enlisted in the Army in 1942.
• Marshall Chow Marshall was born in North Battleford, Saskatchewan and signed up with the Army in 1941.
• Wilfred Seto Wilfred Bing Tong Seto was born in Vancouver and as a University of British Columbia student, attended the Canadian Officers Training Corps and eventually enlisted with the Canadian Army.
• Wing Hay Born in 1906 in Port Alberni, B.C. Wing became a popular Chinese boxer before he joined the Canadian Scottish Vancouver Island Regiment. He was a formidable opponent, outclassing many boxers on Vancouver Island and the mainland. He was as good as a professional boxer without being classed as one.