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	Never Forgotten
		The Taichu POW Camp was constructed in the summer of 1942, following the surrender of the British forces in Singapore and the American forces in the Philippines.
		The main work to which the POWs were assigned at Taichu Camp was the excavation of a huge diversion channel in the river which ran adjacent to the camp.
		The site of the Taichu POW Camp was located in late October 1998, when Michael and Tina Hurst made a trip to the countryside south of Taichung City in search of the camp.
	www.powtaiwan.org /taichu/index.html (1532 words)

	BBC - WW2 People's War - The Taichu Memorial
		After the surrender in Singapore, I was in the River Valley camp before spending 3 weeks on a hell ship transporting the prisoners to Formosa (Taiwan).
		It was not until some time later that we learned they had been tortured and beheaded.
		I had the honour of reciting the poem “The Taichu Memorial” which was penned by the late Maurice Rooney, a former Taichu prisoner of war.
	www.bbc.co.uk /ww2peopleswar/stories/62/a2560862.shtml (379 words)

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		Sure enough, a few minutes later, a white-cloaked figure and a fl Taichu appeared around the bend, the white clutching one hand over the area where its eyes should be.
		Taichu curled up in the space left between the two old friends, determined to be the mediator in case an argument should break out.
		Taichu nodded and rose, grabbing a dock leaf from a nearby, low hanging branch.
	www.thepokemontower.com /authors/youkai/fsfr3.txt (1767 words)

	Taichu was an era which ran from 104 BCE 104... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Taichu was an era which ran from 104 BCE 104...
		"Taichu" was an era, which ran from 104 BCE 104 BCE to 101 BCE 101 BCE, during the Han Dynasty Han Dynasty.
		-- "Taichu" is also an alternative way to spell Taichung Taichung, in Taiwan Taiwan, Republic of China Republic of China.
	www.biodatabase.de /Taichu (103 words)

	win01pg7
		The site of the Taichu POW Camp was located in the late October 1998, when Michael and Tina Hurst made a trip to the countryside south of Taichng City in search of the camp.
		After much driving around, and talking with several of the local area residents in the area that they believed the camp to be, positive identification was made.
		On Monday, September 18, 2000 the Taichu POW Memorial stone was installed in a garden near the place where the POWs’ huts had been in the former camp those many years ago.
	www.powtaiwan.org /winternews2001/newswinter_pg7.htm (506 words)

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		Taichu was sitting on the rump of Ayesha's Blackash, seeming to have a delightful conversation with Pikachu and Umbreon.
		Ayesha seemed calmer, for her eyes and outside appearance betrayed nothing of her thoughts, but on the inside her mind fumbled through the thick fog that were her thoughts.
		Taichu." Taichu came forward and, sucking in so much air they thought it his chest would explode, it wailed at the top of its lungs, but it was a musical wail and they were sort of sad when it ended, although they had a headache.
	www.thepokemontower.com /authors/youkai/prelude3.txt (1869 words)

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		But Snow Red and plenty of other Formosans at Taichu (five hours south of the capital) wanted more than that.
		She took over as chairman of the Taichu branch of the rebellion; her followers disarmed the local police, held the town for ten days.
		When the reinforced troops reached Taichu, she and two truckloads of men drove into the cool green mountains of the interior near Jitsu-Getsu San (the Mountain of Sun and Moon), toward the shelter among the Formosa aborigines, whom neither the Manchus (in 212 years) nor the Japs [sic.
	228.lomaji.com /news/040747b.html (815 words)

	Aftermath
		The Japanese aircraft were now laden not with explosive but with poison gas canisters to drop on the lightly armed Atayal.
		Japanese planes shown at Taichu airfield prior to the attack on Atayal rebels at Wushe
		The position became hopeless for the Atayal braves.
	takaoclub.com /monaludao/aftermath.htm (1011 words)

	COFEPOW - South East Asia Under Japanese Occupation - Taiwan - formerly Formosa
		On arrival they were taken to the Takao and from there the exhausted party of Pow's were taken to a camp called Taichu which up until that point had housed American prisoners.
		It was widely felt that the Japanese wanted as many Americans as possible in Japan rather than in other areas, possibly for bartering purposes should the need arise.
		At Taichu camp the prisoners were engaged in a huge river reconstruction project and subjected to hours of hard labour in the hot tropical sun.
	www.cofepow.org.uk /pages/asia_taiwan2.htm (812 words)

	2000/freebsd-alpha/20000730.freebsd-alpha
		Jul 26 Taichu Tanaka Re: Linux/alpha emulation available 68.
		Jul 26 Taichu Tanaka Re: Linux/alpha emulation available 70.
		Jul 27 Taichu Tanaka Re: Linux/alpha emulation available 75.
	docs.freebsd.org /mail/archive/2000/freebsd-alpha/20000730.freebsd-alpha.html (1147 words)

	The 228 Massacre: Article Index
		A note on geographic names: in 1947, little over a year after the Japanese empire had withdrawn from the island, the names of Taiwan's cities -- and indeed that of Taiwan itself -- sometimes differed from what we are used to today.
		Thus Taipei was referred to in the earlier articles as Taihoku (the Japanese pronounciation of the characters) or Taipeh, while Taichung was known as Taichu, Kaohsiung as Kaoshun.
		With few exceptions Taiwan was known by its seventeenth-century Portuguese name Formosa, and the Taiwanese as Formosans.
	www.angelfire.com /zine/228/articles.html (137 words)

	Contributor: Taichu Y. Tanaka - Encyclopedia of Earth
		Click here to view all articles written by this Author.
		Taichu Y. Tanaka is currently a scientist at the Meteorological Research Institute of the Japan Meteorological Agency.
		His research interests include atmospheric physics and chemistry, especially in global atmospheric transport of trace substances including aerosols.
	www.eoearth.org /contributor/Taichu.tanaka (203 words)

	USAAF Chronology:
		On Formosa, B-24s bomb Taichu and B-25s hit alcohol plants and railroad yards.
		The advance air echelon of the 509th Composite Group arrives at North Field on Tinian Island; the 509th is scheduled to deliver atomic bomb attacks on Japan; its Commanding Officer is Colonel Paul W Tibbets Jr, a pilot with a distinguished record in the 97th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in Europe and N Africa.
		On Luzon Island, B-24s, B-25s, A-20s, and fighter-bombers attack Pateng, the Ipo Dam area, Tuguegarao and Ugae airstrips, Anuling, the Baguio area, guns and defenses in the Balete Pass area, and support ground forces at several points.
	paul.rutgers.edu /~mcgrew/wwii/usaf/html/May.45.html (9868 words)

	James Bonf 9: Family Honour
		He changed his name, falsified some records, and started work at Henbutsu.
		One month ago, his life form, taichu, was perfected, bred, and released.
		Taichu feed once a day, then retreat to burrows in the mountains.
	www.kurumi.com /fiction/bonf9.html (606 words)

	The 380th Bomb Group History.
		A month later, the three remaining squadrons arrived and the Group began striking Formosan targets.
		Fragmentation bombs were dropped on airdromes at Okayama and Tainan, demolition bombs were hurled against the important enemy naval base, Mako, in the Pescadores Islands, and devastating aerial blows were dealt the industrial area of Taichu.
		In April, the 380th Group was relieved of its tedious ground support commitments in the Philippines and its full operational weight was focused on the continued neutralization of Formosa and the first heavy bomber strikes against targets in China and French Indo-China.
	www.fb-111a.net /380BGhistory.html (1514 words)

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