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70 years ago this month
May 1942 the Battalion is still at Arsal in the Syrian foothills undertaking exercises and manoeuvres. Major Tiwi Love becomes the first Māori commander of the unit. Read the war diary for May 1942 here
John Tumataroa's grave
John Tumataroa's grave at Enfidaville War Cemetery, Tunisia, plot VII, D, 25.
Find out more about this cemetery, including images and cemetery plans (CWGC).
[Editor's note: John's brother Ben Tumataroa is also buried at Enfidaville, he died on 15 April 1943, the day after John. Their brother Ken Tumataroa was killed two years earlier in Crete.]
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The War Graves Photographic ProjectSubmitter:
Submitted by mbadmin on Tue, 19/10/2010 - 14:02. 
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