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Listen To Older Voices: Dugold Moyes – Part 2

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Part 1 of Dugolds story was quite riveting, and I assure you part 2 becomes equally, if not more engrossing.

Having wanted to join WWII as a pilot, Dugold finds his natural aptitude for languages leads him to being assigned as an interpreter and he was sent to New Guinea where his job was to decipher any Japanese documents captured or found.

Dugold openly shares his unusual experiences with stories that are supplemented by the reading of both his and the diaries of captured Japanese soldiers.

How Dugold came to have diaries how it is he is fluent in reading Japanese is part of this fascinating tale.

Click to hear – Dugold Moyes – Part 2Previous Listen To Older Voices Programs can be found in our archive, by clicking on one link or the other

– 2012 to 2016   

 –  2016 onward supermarkets put junk food on special twice as often as healthy food, and that’s a problem

 

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through the Commonwealth Home Support Program Program]
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Rob Greaves
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I have been with the Toorak Times since April 2012. I worked as Senior Editor of the Toorak Times for 10 years before retiring in 2012. I continue now as an occasional feature writer. I've been in the Australian music scene as a musician since 1964, and have worked in radio and TV and newspapers (when they were paper ), serious experience in audio editing, and a lot of video editing experience. I retired from paid radio work in 2022 and took up a position in the Education Centre at Puffing Billy

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