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Captain John Anderson Chalk (22 July 1916 – 21 March 2001) was an officer of the Papuan Infantry Battalion during the Second World War. He led the first ground attack on Papuan territory against Imperial Japanese forces which had landed at Buna and Gona. Along with 35 or 40 soldiers under his command he led an ambush of 1,000 Japanese troops.

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rdfs:comment	Captain John Anderson Chalk (22 July 1916 – 21 March 2001) was an officer of the Papuan Infantry Battalion during the Second World War. He led the first ground attack on Papuan territory against Imperial Japanese forces which had landed at Buna and Gona. Along with 35 or 40 soldiers under his command he led an ambush of 1,000 Japanese troops. (en)
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foaf:name	John Anderson Chalk (en)
name	John Anderson Chalk (en)
death place	Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia (en)
birth place	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Ambush Queensland Sangara, Papua New Guinea 2001 deaths Enoggera, Queensland Australia Australian Army 1916 births Brisbane Australian Army officers Papuan Infantry Battalion Captain Gona Australian Army personnel of World War II People from Brisbane Second World War Runner (soldier) Invasion of Buna-Gona Imperial Japanese
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text	The Japanese eventually arrived, preceded by native carriers, so I had to hold my fire until the Japanese soldiers came into view. I gave the order to fire and immediately the Japanese swung into action with mortars and 'woodpecker' machine guns. (en)
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