Nurse's height helped her survive WWII island massacre | Today Show Australia
Subscribe 👉 http://9Soci.al/L72O50GjSJY | The nephew of late Australia WWII nurse Vivian Bullwinkel has shared her extraordinary story of bravery and sacrifice after becoming a prisoner of war and the sole survivor of the Bangka Island Massacre. Upon retirement, she was ranked one of the highest women in the Australian Army, and a few days ago a plaque was unveiled in her honour to commemorate her life and service. 0:00 Vivian Bullwinkel's nephew shares remarkable story 5:56 Dawn service tributes around Australia Join the TODAY team as they bring you the latest in news, current affairs, sports, politics, entertainment, fashion, health and lifestyle. For more TODAY head to: http://9Soci.al/KzNl50GjSJk Like TODAY on Facebook:   / iwakeupwithtoday  Follow TODAY on Twitter:   / thetodayshow  Follow TODAY on Instagram:   / thetodayshow  #TodayShowAustralia
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