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Introduction:
Life for Chinese in Canada Under Exclusion (1923–1947):
A Brief Summary of the Allied Clandestine Ops: SOE and SRD:
Map of Overseas Training and Missions:
Not Everyone Could Survive: Special Operations Training in India:
Silent, Skilled, and Deadly: The Small Arms Training of SOE’s Force 136:
Captain Roger Kee Cheng, Lillooet, BC, Military no. 7822:
Sergeant Billy Kong Lee, Winnipeg, MB, Military no. K7597:
The Fongs of Edmunston, NB: Corporal Chuck Fong and Private George Fong:
Surviving Behind Enemy Lines in the Jungle: Risks Faced by Force 136 Operatives:
Survival by the Gram: Medical Kits and Risk in Force 136 Jungle Operations:
Post War – One War, Three Victories:
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Chapters

Introduction
Life for Chinese in Canada Under Exclusion (1923–1947)
A Brief Summary of the Allied Clandestine Ops: SOE and SRD
Map of Overseas Training and Missions
Not Everyone Could Survive: Special Operations Training in India
Silent, Skilled, and Deadly: The Small Arms Training of SOE’s Force 136
Captain Roger Kee Cheng, Lillooet, BC, Military no. 7822
Sergeant Billy Kong Lee, Winnipeg, MB, Military no. K7597
The Fongs of Edmunston, NB: Corporal Chuck Fong and Private George Fong
Surviving Behind Enemy Lines in the Jungle: Risks Faced by Force 136 Operatives
Survival by the Gram: Medical Kits and Risk in Force 136 Jungle Operations
Post War – One War, Three Victories
Resources

Roger Cheng

The National Archives, London, UK. Used with permission.

Captain Roger Cheng, age 30, K.7822, about 1945.

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