Tasmanian War Casualties

World War 11 Casualties

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Cooper, Wilfred Peter

See also COOPER, JOHN ALEXANDER (brother)

TWO SONS PRESUMED DEAD!

Mr. and Mrs. P. Cooper. Lower Wilmot have received word from the Minister of the Army that their two sons, TX3873 Pte John A. H Cooper and TX3759 Pte Wilfred (Fred) Cooper, who had been reported missing, believed dead, are now presumed dead, following the torpedoing of a Japanese transport near Nagasaki on June 24, 1944

See Tamahoko Maru

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