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Vietnam Casualties - Final Resting Place VIETNAM CASUALTIES - FINAL RESTING PLACE Alphabetic Listing SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAMES DATE OF SERVICE RANK UNIT CAUSE OF BURIED/ OFF.COMM. IF OTHER DEATH NO. DEATH CREMATED THAN SITE OF BURIAL /CREM ABBOTT DAL EDWARD 30-May-682786017 PTE 1 RAR KIA TERENDAK CEM, MALAYSIA ABRAHAM DENNIS ERIC 29-Sep-684718946 SIG 104 SIG SQN KIA CENTENNIAL PARK CEM,SA ABRAHAM RICHARD JOHN 06-Jul-694719565 PTE 9 RAR KIA WHYALLA CEM,SA ADAMCZYK BRUNO ADAM JOSEF 12-Jul-6943326 CPL 9 RAR KIA CENTENNIAL PARK CREM,SA SA GRM ADAMS LEX WILLIAM HICKSON 31-Mar-711201945 PTE 2 RAR KIA MT.GRAVATT LAWN CEM,QLD AHEARN ALAN WILLIAM 14-May-70214287 SGT 8 RAR DOW NORTHERN SUBURBS CREM, NSW ALDERSEA RICHARD ALFRED 18-Aug-6655120 PTE 6 RAR KIA KARRAKATTA CEM. WA ALLEN NORMAN GEORGE 10-Nov-672784699 PTE 7 RAR KIA TERENDAK CEM, MALAYSIA ANDREWS JOHN HARKER 22-Feb-66211090 T/WO2 AATTV (RAINF) KIA ALBANY CREEK CREM QLD GRM ANNESLEY FREDERICK JOHN 24-Nov-682784162 T/CPL 1 RAR KIA EASTERN SUBURBS CREM,NSW ANTON ROSS DAVID 22-Mar-70218193 T/BDR 4 FD REGT ACC.KILLED NORTHERN SUBURBS CREM, NSW ARCHER GARY ALEX 04-Feb-692788583 PTE 9 RAR BURNS TERENDAK CEM, MALAYSIA ARNOLD KEVIN JOHN 21-Jun-6635956 CPL 2 ORD.DEPOT ACC.KILLED ALBURY CEM, NSW ARNOLD PETER JOHN 17-Feb-672781363 PTE 6 RAR KIA INVERELL CEM, NSW ASHTON WILLIAM JOHN 03-Apr-671730888 PTE 6 RAR KIA PINNAROO CEM, QLD QLD GRM ATTWOOD TREVOR JAMES 12-Jun-712794278 PTE HQ 1 ATF (RAINF) KIA URALLA CEM, NSW AYLETT DONALD RAYMOND 06-Aug-6738110 T/CPL 7 RAR KIA TATURA CEMETERY, VIC AYRES MARVIN WALTER 05-Feb-68216920 PTE 7 RAR KIA ROOKWOOD MIL.CEM. NSW BADCOE,VC PETER JOHN 07-Apr-6741400 MAJ AATTV (RAINF) KIA TERENDAK CEM, MALAYSIA BADE KENNETH WILFRED 08-Jan-6617071 CAPT 105 FD BTY KIA MT. THOMPSOM CREM, QLD QLD GRM BAILEY ERROL JOHN 13-May-682786313 PTE 1 RAR KIA BERESFIELD CREM, NSW NSW GRM 1 FD REGT (ARMY BAIN JOHN 12-Jul-7016667 SGT MVA MT. THOMPSON CREM, QLD QLD GRM CHAPLAI BAINS GEORGE TERRENCE 13-Feb-68214230 SGT RAINF ACC.KILLED WORONORA CREM, NSW BAKER DOUGLAS ALFRED 25-Feb-7043555 SGT 8 RAR KIA HAPPY VALLEY CEM, PT.LINCOLN, SA SA GRM BANCKS LINDSAY RONALD 10-Jun-6919220 WO2 RAE ? ROOKWOOD CEMETERY, NSW LAUNCESTON BANFIELD DAVID JOHN 21-Aug-696709107 PTE 5 RAR KIA CARR VILLA CEM, TAS GRM BARNETT STUART JOHN 27-Jun-695715206 PTE 4 RAR KIA SHEPPARTON CEM, VIC BARRETT JAMES JOSEPH 28-Feb-701200097 T/CPL 8 RAR KIA MT. GRAVATT LAWN CEM, QLD BARTHOLOMEW GLEN TREVOR 18-May-672782555 SPR 1 FD. SQN DOW GOONELLABAH CEM, LISMORE,NSW NSW GRM BAUDISTEL KARL WILLIAM 13-Aug-6717073 CAPT AATTV (RAINF) KIA ALBANY CREEK CREM, QLD QLD GRM BAXTER LIONEL JAMES 15-Mar-661200128 PTE 1 RAR KIA WARWICK (RSL) CEM, QLD BEILKEN BRIAN CHARLES 21-Jul-715718195 PTE 4 RAR KIA PERTH WAR CEMETERY, WA BELL ALEX ERNEST JAMES 29-Jan-685714453 PTE 7 RAR DOW KARRAKATTA CEM, WA BELL RONALD JOHN 30-Nov-675714249 PTE 2 RAR KIA ALLAMBIE PK CEM, ALBANY,WA WA GRM BELLEVILLE GRAEME RHODES 12-Feb-6654956 T/CAPT AATTV (RAINF) KIA KARRAKATTA CEM, WA BETTS RONALD WILLIAM 15-Mar-71O118325 PILOT OFF 9 SQN (RAAF) KIA CARR VILLA CEM, TAS BINDER BERND GEORGE FRITZ 27-Oct-69134994 PTE 9 RAR ACC.KILLED WANGARATTA CEM, VIC BINK MARTEN 05-Nov-692275420 L/CPL 9 RAR KIA CANBERRA CEM, ACT BINNING RAYMOND PAUL 26-Jan-684410704 PTE 2 RAR KIA CENTENNIAL PARK CEM, SA BIRCHELL MICHAEL JAMES 17-Feb-672781899 PTE 6 RAR KIA EVERGREEN MEM.PK, TAMWORTH,NSW NSW GRM BIRNIE THOMAS 25-Mar-7118161 SGT 2 RAR DOW WOONGARA CREM. QLD BIRSE ROBERT GRAHAM 10-Dec-67215349 LT 4 FD REGT DOW TERENDAK CEM, MALAYSIA 1 AUST FD HOSP BLACK BARBARA FRANCES 03-Nov-71F35135 SNR.SISTER ILLNESS BURWOOD CEM, VIC (RAANS) BLACK TREVOR RALPH 08-Apr-691734408 PTE 9 RAR KIA BOWEN CEMETERY, QLD BLACKHURST THOMAS DOUGLAS 17-Apr-7119983 T/CPL AATTV (RAINF) KIA BELMONT SOUTH CEM, NSW BLANCK WAYNE ALLEN 20-Sep-6638033 WO2 AATTV (RAINF) KIA TRARALGON CEM, VIC VIC GRM BLOXSOM ALAN CLARENCE 31-Mar-71A111550 LAC 9 SQN (RAAF) DOW ROCKHAMPTON CREM, QLD BOARDMAN KENNETH JAMES 12-Jun-71218336 CPL HQ 1ATF (3 CAV REGT.) KIA WORONORA CEMETERY, NSW BOND JOHN ALBERT 25-Apr-6921977 WO2 AATTV (RAAC) KIA NORTHERN SUBURBS CREM, NSW BORLACE DOUGLAS GRAHAM 15-Jul-6842809 CFN 3 CAV REGT. LAD KIA STIRLING CEMETERY, SA BOURKE MICHAEL ALWYN 26-Jun-6537867 PTE 1 RAR EXPLOSION CHELTENHAM NEW CEM, VIC BOURNE DONALD MACKENZIE 14-Feb-6723916 MAJOR 5 RAR KIA CANBERRA CEMETERY, ACT BOWTELL ROBERT WALKER 11-Jan-66213151 CPL 3 FD TP (RAE) KIA TERENDAK CEM, MALAYSIA BRACEWELL DENNIS HAMPTON 30-Mar-672782525 PTE 6 RAR DOW ROOKWOOD CREM, NSW BRADY GREGORY VINCENT 20-May-672782812 SPR 1 FD SQN ACC.KILLED GOONDIWINDI CEM, QLD BRAMBLE PETER JOHN 22-May-672789684 SPR 1 FD SQN DOW FORSTER CEM, NSW BRENNAN DAVID JOHN 06-Jun-692184013 CPL 9 RAR KIA BATHURST CEM, NSW NSW GRM BRESSINGTON JOHN 06-Mar-70218583 PTE 8 RAR KIA WORONORA CREM, NSW BRETT WILLIAM JOHN 30-Sep-672785150 PTE 2 RAR KIA ARMIDALE CEM, NSW BREWER KEVIN FREDERICK 08-Oct-686708915 PTE 4 RAR KIA ULVERSTONE CEM, TAS 32 SMALL SHIP SQN BRIGGS DAVID JOHN 03-Jul-67215144 SGT ILLNESS ASHES SCATTERED NSW GRM (RAE) BROOKS DENNIS LINDSAY 22-May-673787889 SPR 1 FD SQN DOW SPRINGVALE CEMETERY, VIC VIC GRM BROPHY EDWARD FRANCIS 06-Aug-672412450 PTE 7 RAR KIA GULGONG CEM. NSW BROWN ALLEN ROY 18-Dec-693794895 PTE 6 RAR KIA SPRINGVALE CREM, VIC BROWN IAN ROBERT 21-Jun-6654157 CPL SEC 1, DIV PRO COY KIA KARRAKATTA CEM, WA BROWN LINDSAY NOEL 26-May-683790530 PTE 3 RAR KIA BENALLA CEM, VIC BUCHAN ROBERT 11-Dec-6955613 PTE 6 RAR KIA ASHES SENT TO SCOTLAND WA GRM BULLMAN JOHN HAROLD 21-Jul-702794031 PTE 1 AUST RFT UNIT DOW WELLINGTON CEM, NSW BURNS ROBERT 13-Oct-684718097 L/CPL 4 RAR KIA CENTENNIAL PARK CREM, SA BUTLIN RONALD ROBERT 24-Mar-7212890 WO2 1 FD WKSP (RAEME) HEART ATT. FOREST LAWN CEM, NSW NSW GRM BUTTERWORTH RAYMOND JOHN 17-Jun-68R66558 ORD.SEAMAN HMAS HOBART (RAN) KIA CORNELIAN BAY CEM, TAS BYRNE BASIL ERIC 31-Oct-6853741 T/SGT AFV AMENITIES UNIT ILLNESS KARRAKATTA CEM, WA BYRNE ROBERT ALAN 11-Feb-692786525 PTE 4 RAR DOW NORTHERN SUBURBS CREM, NSW CAMPBELL JOHN ALEXANDER 03-Aug-682787278 PTE 3 RAR KIA ROOKWOOD MIL. CEM, NSW CARROLL ROBERT THOMAS 04-Aug-6814208 SGT 3 RAR KIA TERENDAK CEM, MALAYSIA CARROLL WILLIAM THOMAS 26-Jun-6537010 PTE 1 RAR KIA WARRNAMBOOL CEM, VIC CARRUTHERS JOHN 24-Feb-6736911 LT 5 RAR DOW WESTERN SUBURBS CEMETERY, VIC VIC GRM CARVER ROBERT CHARLES 04-Nov-70O119223 FLYING OFF. 2 SQN (RAAF) MIA QLD GRM CARYLYLE HUGH 18-Feb-7043941 TPR 3 CAV REGT. KIA CENTENNIAL PARK CEM, SA HELICOPTER FLIGHT CASADIO ANTHONY AUSTIN 21-Aug-682361 LIEUT. KIA CARINYA GARDENS ,MT.GAMBIER, SA SA GRM (RAN) CASEY ALBERT LESLIE 22-Feb-69218715 TPR 3 CAV REGT KIA BATLOW CEM, NSW CASHION GARY OWEN 16-Jun-7062036 PTE 7 RAR ACC.KILLED CORNELIAN BAY CEM, TAS CASSANO NICOLA JOHN 07-Dec-695716427 PTE 5 RAR KIA KARRAKATTA CEM, WA WA GRM CASTON ROBERT JOHN 04-Feb-684719003 PTE 3 RAR DOW CENTENNIAL PARK CEM, SA CHANT PETER ALLAN 14-Feb-6944265 L/CPL 9 RAR KIA CENTENNIAL PARK CEM, SA CHAPMAN RODNEY STEWART 28-Apr-714721369 PTE 2 RAR ILLNESS CENTENNIAL PARK LAWN CEM, SA DET 131 DIV LOC BTY CHECKLEY THOMAS WILLIAM 05-Aug-66311534 GNR ACC.KILLED TERENDAK CEM, MALAYSIA (RAA) CLARK CHRISTOPHER 08-Jan-66215214 PTE 1 RAR KIA TERENDAK CEM, MALAYSIA CLARK DONALD MURRAY 21-Feb-675713804 PTE 5 RAR KIA GERALDTON CEM, WA WA GRM CLARK RAYMOND DUNCAN 08-Mar-703794556 PTE 6 RAR KIA SPRINGVALE CREM , VIC CLARK ROSS TASMAN 25-Jan-71379391 SPR 1 FD SQN (RAE) ILLNESS FAWKNER CEM, VIC CLEMENTS PETER EDWARD 27-Aug-6654570 CPL 1 APC SQN DOW MOORA CEMETERY, WA CLIFF RICHARD WILLIAM 06-Feb-6714110 47 GNR 1 FD REGT DOW PINNAROO CEM, QLD QLD GRM CLIFFORD LAURENCE IAN 25-Jan-7042132 SGT 3 CAV REGT. ILLNESS CENTENNIAL PARK CEM, SA COCK JOHN RAYMOND 19-Jan-6942564 SGT 9 RAR KIA CENTENNIAL PARK CEM, SA COLES KEVIN GEORGE 22-Mar-6855294 PTE 3 RAR KIA KALGOORLIE CEM, WA CONNORS RONALD FRANCIS 25-Oct-69218554 PTE 5 RAR DOW ROOKWOOD CEM, NSW 161 INDEP RECCE FLT CONSTABLE GEORGE ALFRED 23-May-68235125 MAJ KIA FRENCHS FOREST CEM, NSW (RA CONVERY ROBERT TOM 23-Nov-693862 7 LT 9 RAR ACC.KILLED FAWKNER CEM, VIC VIC GRM CONWAY KEVIN GEORGE 06-Jun-6413097 WO2 AATTV (RAINF) KIA KRANJI WAR CEMETERY, SINGAPORE COOMBS GEOFFREY JOHN 22-Mar-686708750 SPR 1 FD SQN. KIA SMITHTON CEM, TAS COOPER ALAN JOHN 26-May-6844 11171 PTE 3 RAR KIA CENTENNIAL PARK CEM, SA COPEMAN RUSSELL JAMES 10-Apr-67215989 PTE 3 SAS SQN DOW WOLLONGONG CREM, NSW COUPE BRENDAN FRANCIS 10-Jun-6615358 CPL 5 RAR KIA NORTHERN SUBURBS CEM. NSW COX JAMES GEORGE 26-Jun-671731426 PTE 7 RAR DOW ROCKHAMPTON CREM, QLD COX RAYMOND JOHN 28-Dec-682787020 PTE 1 RAR KIA GOULBURN CEMETERY, NSW COXON RONALD EDWARD 13-Jan-6638012 L/CPL 1 RAR KIA SHEPPARTON CEM, VIC CRAIG PETER 25-Jan-712782049 PTE 5 RAR ILLNESS WAGGA WAGGA CEM, NSW CROUCH NOEL VALENTINE 21-May-705716239 PTE 7 RAR KIA KATANNING CEMETERY, WA CULLEN BRYAN THOMAS 27-Nov-67217314 PTE 7 RAR DOW NORTHERN SUBURBS CEM, NSW NSW GRM CUTLIFFE TIMOTHY JOSEPH 25-Aug-672785238 PTE 2 RAR DOW ORANGE CEMETERY, NSW DANILENKO ANATOLY 25-Apr-68235250 CAPT AATTV (RAINF) KIA PARKES CEMETERY, NSW D'ANTOINE GORDON HENRY 18-Oct-6654865 PTE 5 RAR KIA KARRAKATTA CEMETERY, WA DAVIDSON BARRY NORTON 01-Oct-682788283 PTE 3 RAR DOW KARRAKATTA CREM, WA DAVIES REX WILLIAM 27-Oct-70422514 T/LT 7 RAR ACC.KILLED STIRLING NORTH GDN, CEM, SA SA GRM DAVIES RONALD EDWARD 28-May-6838530 SPR 1 FD SQN KIA SPRINGVALE CREM, VIC DAVISON WALTER JOHNSTON 27-Jan-68311546 PTE 8 FD AMB KIA ASHES SENT TO SCOTLAND VIC GRM DAWSON IAN KENNETH 14-May-68215063 CPL 1 RAR KIA ROOKWOOD CREM, NSW DAWSON PETER 07-Mar-6938077 CPL 4 RAR KIA FAWKNER CEMETERY, VIC DE VRIES VAN THOMAS JOHANNES 18-Feb-684718756 PTE 3 RAR KIA MT.
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