returned from elsewhere to work with the B.A.A.G., have in appreciable degree removed that blemish. They now know China. They laboured in close association with the real Chinese, reaching understanding. They return as an embassy, and they have a further service to perform in educating Hong Kong to a more co-operative conception of things Chinese. It will be a great pity if the B.A.A.G. should be completely dispersed: it has earned its shrine of remembrance and there is still work that it could do. See also British Forces Overseas Hong Kong Hong Kong Chinese Regiment Hong Kong Volunteer Company References External links Memoirs of Captain Paul Tsui, MBE, British Army Aid Group Gwulo: Old Hong Kong, compiled and edited by David Bellis Groups of World War II Hong Kong in World War II Military of Hong Kong under British rule Military history of the British Empire and Commonwealth in World War II Military units and formations of the British Army Military units and formations of the United Kingdom in World War II