Weary Dunlop was an Australian surgeon best known for his heroic and compassionate treatment of Prisoners of War, of which he himself was one. Many times he stood up for the men who were expected to work in atrocious conditions, particularly on the Thai - Burma Railway, whilst they were very ill and weak. He more than once stepped between the Japanese bayonets and one of his own men.
He also followed the war's progress with a hidden wireless radio . He was extremely skilled in caring for the men despite an almost total lack of medical equipment or supplies and whilst suffering himself. Weary Dunlop became legendary for both his medical skills, encouraging attitude, and his untiring campaign to preserve what he could of human dignity for the prisoners. This campaign continued after the war, as he sought to better the lives of those who had suffered so much.
Alan Dunlop
He got his nickname by this: Dunlop is a type of tyre, play on words tire as in tired another word for tired is Weary
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Sir Edward "Weary" Dunlop
when and where as he born
Alan Dunlop
he was cool
every war
he saved alot of people
he didnt die in ww2 he died at 86 from pneumonia
He got his nickname by this: Dunlop is a type of tyre, play on words tire as in tired another word for tired is Weary
it was hard mentally and phiscally. he had to call who was going to work each day.
He was the doctor for the prisoners of war working for the Japanese on a section of the Thai-Burma railway.
Lieutenant Colonel Sir Ernest Edward Dunlop, aka "Weary Dunlop" was born the 12th of July 1907, making him a Cancer in the Western zodiac and Woodpecker in the Amerind Earth Magic zodiac. He was also born in the Chinese zodiac year of the (fire) Goat.
Rugby Union. He started playing as a fourth grade student