我奉命到达悉尼去担任C轮的大副。那是一艘3000吨的岛际航行的客船。船上有三十七名爪哇水手、四名安汶管理人员,其中一人是事务长,除此之外,还有三名荷兰藉驾驶员和四名轮机人员以及一名英藉报务员。为沟通这个“联合王国”,船上同时使用三种不同的语言。这次随船出航的还有一百五十名陆军工程兵及他们的1000吨设备。军官们被安排在客舱内居住, I was ordered to arrive in Sydney to serve as C-mate. That’s a 3,000-tonne passenger boat on the island. Thirty-seven Javanese sailors and four Ambon managers, one of whom is the Chief of Staff, were also on board. In addition, there were three Dutch borrowed pilots and four engineers and a British escort. To communicate this “United Kingdom,” three different languages ​​are used simultaneously on board. This time on board, there were 150 Army Corps soldiers and their 1,000-tonne equipment. Officers were arranged to reside in the cabin,