Canadian War Museum
Canadian War Museum Archives. 58A 1 6.14. Doull, Lloyd Cissell. Fonds. 1942-1945.
___________. 58A 1 6.15. Martyn, Francis Dennis Ford. Fonds. 1941-1945.
___________. 58A 1 17.2. Denison, Everette E. Diary. 1941-1945.
___________. 58A 1 17.10. Elliott, Raymond W. Diary. 1940-1945.
___________. 58A 1 22.11. Geraghty, Donald. Diary. 1940-1945.
___________. 58A 1 24.4. White, Harry L. Diary. 1941-1945.
___________. 58A 1 24.5. Welsh, Delbert Louis William. Diary. 1941-1942.
___________. 58A 1 29.6. MacDougall, Peter Louis. Notes and Letters. 1941-1945.
___________. 58A 1 214.10. Squires, Arthur Ray. Diary. 1942-1945.
___________. 58A 1 230. 3-4. Wilmot, Percy Horace. Letters. 1941-1946.
___________. 58A 1 230. 5. Wilmot, Percy Horace. Book of Autographs. 1939-1945.
___________. 58A 1 259.8. Blaver, Collison Alexander. Diary. 1942-1945.
___________. 58A 1 267.9. Christie, Kathleen Georgina. Interview. April 5, 1992.
___________. 58A 1 271.1, MacMillan, James C.W. Journals and Notes. 1941-1945.
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___________. 52F 1.2. Burnside, Elward G. Interview with Leslie Malcolm Cavinet. Film and Video Archives. 1995.
Library Archives Canada
Charles E. Price. Notes on Contact Bridge. Textual Records. MG30-E437, R7031-0-2-E.
Douglas B. Rees Fonds. 1941-1946. Fonds/Collection. R5323-0-6-E.
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Frank William Ebdon Fonds. 1928-1980. Fonds Collection. MG30-E328, R2568-0-3-E.
Geoffrey C. Marston Fonds. 1942, 1970. Fonds/Collection. MG31-G7, R5057-0-2-E.
George B. Puddicombe Fonds. 1939-1951. Fonds/Collection. MG30-E567, R10740-0-8-E.
John Neilson Crawford Fonds. 1941-1945. Fonds/Collection. MG30-E213, R2037-0-6-E.
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Imperial War Museum
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Websites
Hong Kong Veterans Commemorative Association Personal Accounts.
Harry Atkinson’s Story. https://www.hkvca.ca/historical/accounts/HarryAtkinson.php.
Philip Doddridge’s Story. https://www.hkvca.ca/memoriesuninvited/index.php.
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Philip Doddridge. http://www.thememoryproject.com/stories/1396:philip-doddridge/.
Veterans Affairs Canada. http://veterans.gc.ca.