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including Pires' mistress. He eventually got the team down to eight. On 29 September 1943 the company was captured by locals who handed them over tho the Japanese. Luz manage to escape. Ellwood was captured along with the others. The Japanese beat Ellwood and managed to get him to operate his set, giving messages to SRD. He gave false messages to SRD who did not seem to notice anything strange.
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The mission was led by Lt M de J. Pires, a Portuguese army pilot who had been the administrator of a large Timorese province and who had been evacuated from Timor. In 1943 he was placed in charge of a four-man team under the SRD to go back to Timor and evacuate over 100 refugees, establish an
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The team landed by American submarine on 1 July 1943 at the mouth of the Luca River. Radio contact was maintained. A month later 87 refugees were taken out. Sgt Ellwood joined the team as an Australian liaison officer. The team suffered constant attacks from the Japanese. The team grew to 34
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was sent to rescue the men and was captured; Ellwood tried to escape to warn them but was captured. A third team was later captured as well. Ellwood and the leader of Cobra, Lt Cashman, were flown to Singapore.
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informant net to cover enemy movements, and report on enemy activities. He was accompanied by:
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radio operator - a civilian who had run the Dili radio station before the war, Patricio Luz.
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Operation Lagartout was sent to rescue them but was abandoned.
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Australian special operations of the Second World War
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Index

Timor
World War II
Services Reconnaissance Department
Operation Cobra (Timor)
Operation Sunlag
Operation Suncob
Operation Cobra
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"A Small South Pole"
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"The Official History of the Operations and Administration of] Special Operations - Australia [(SOA), also known as the Inter-Allied Services Department (ISD) and Services Reconnaissance Department (SRD)] Volume 2 - Operations Part 1 Page 60-61"
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"[The Official History of the Operations and Administration of] Special Operations - Australia [(SOA), also known as the Inter-Allied Services Department (ISD) and Services Reconnaissance Department (SRD)] Volume 2 - Operations Part 1 page 23-34A"
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Operation Mackerel
Operation Tiger (Java)
Operation Lion
Operation Flounder
Operation Walnut
Operation Lancer
Operation Lizard
Operation Lagarto
Operation Cobra

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