R.A.F. RUN RAILWAY AT KOWLOON.—Thanks to the skill and ingenuity of members of the Royal Air Force, the Kowloon railway/near Hongkong, is now resuming its pre-war schedule after a long period of immobilisation during the Japanese occupation. Working with Chinese labour these airmen, one of whom is seen here helping to roll a newly-tyred bogey into place, have renovated engines and rolling stock, and an express service to Canton, as well as other parts of the interior, is their proud achievement.
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Evening Star, Issue 25701, 26 January 1946, Page 5
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81R.A.F. RUN RAILWAY AT KOWLOON.—Thanks to the skill and ingenuity of members of the Royal Air Force, the Kowloon railway/near Hongkong, is now resuming its pre-war schedule after a long period of immobilisation during the Japanese occupation. Working with Chinese labour these airmen, one of whom is seen here helping to roll a newly-tyred bogey into place, have renovated engines and rolling stock, and an express service to Canton, as well as other parts of the interior, is their proud achievement. Evening Star, Issue 25701, 26 January 1946, Page 5
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