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USA Veterans Buried in Australia Cemeteries USA Veterans Buried in Australia Cemeteries Cemetery Address1 Address2 City State Postal Code Phone SURNAME Given Name Rank Branch Birth Death War ST PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH CEMETERY INN RD BEN LOMOND NEW SOUTH WALES 2365 AHERN James Raymond US NAVY 12/27/1935 11/18/2011 KOREA FREMANTLE CEMETERY CARRINGTON RD PALMYRA WESTERN AUSTRALIA P 6157 ALLEN Harold Walter US MERCHANT MARINE 08/02/1925 03/28/2008 WORLD WAR II KARRAKATTA LAWN CEMETERY P O BOX 53 (T: 61893835243) CLAREMONT WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6010 111-111-1111 BAILEY James Earl QMC US NAVY 11/16/1952 06/04/2004 PERSIAN GULF, VIETNAM WILLIAMSTOWN CEMETERY CHAMPION RD WILLIAMSTOWN VICTORIA 3016 BALDI Louis G TEC 4 US ARMY 03/22/1915 05/22/2009 WORLD WAR II TAPUTAPUATEA CEMETERY RAROTONGA,COOK ISLAND TAPUTAPUATEA,RAROTONGA AUSTRALIA CI 4129 BANKS Charles Wells SERG US ARMY 06/03/1839 03/21/1915 CIVIL WAR SWAN HILL CEMETERY CORONATION AVENUE SWAN HILL VICTORIA 3585 041-831-5692 BAUTOVICH Joseph Bout SEA CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY 1833 1930 TWEED VALLEY CEMETERY EVIRON RD. EVIRIN NSW AU. MURWILLUMBAH NEW SOUTH WALES 2484 BENNER Joseph Christian M SGT US ARMY 06/28/1917 04/11/2006 WORLD WAR II PIO DURAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY PIO BURAN ALBAY AUSTRALIA 4516 BERGAIS Eduardo R CPL US ARMY 07/06/1921 10/25/1996 WORLD WAR II CITY CEMETERY NORTHWOOD RD CATHERINE HILL BAY SYDNEY NSW NEW SOUTH WALES 2000 BIRD Robert Edward TEC 5 US ARMY 03/01/1920 12/21/2006 WORLD WAR II MT MORGAN CEMETERY MOUNT MORGANSHIRE LOGANHOLME QUEENSLAND 4129 BISSELL Samuel Sherwood ENS US NAVY 09/17/1842 04/02/1906 CIVIL WAR CHELTENHAM CEMETERY BLACK ROCK VICTORIA 3193 BROILES Roy B US NAVY 04/04/1915 08/19/1996 WORLD WAR II MEREDITH CEMETERY BALLARAT VICTORIA 3350 BUNTING Elmer Robert SGT US MARINE CORPS 07/04/1949 09/20/2002 VIETNAM PINEGROVE MEMORIAL PARK KINGTON ST (OFF GREAT WESTERN HWY) MINCHINBURY EASTERN CREEK NSW NEW SOUTH WALES 2770 029-625-8066 BURKE Edward Dennis TM1 US NAVY 08/31/1923 02/11/2013 WORLD WAR II CLEVELAND CEM. RUSSEL STREET CLEVELAND QUEENSLAND 4163 BYRD Deon L MSSN US NAVY 03/14/1969 01/16/2003 PALMDALE MEMORIAL PARK (TEL# 612 4362 1203) OURIMBAH, NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA 2258 111-111-1111 CARATTINI Charles Francis Jr MAJ US ARMY 06/03/1954 05/07/2015 NORWOOD PARK CREMATORIUM & MEMORIAL CEMETERY 65 SANFORD ST MITCHELL AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY 2911 026-241-3177 CASTILLO Frank CMSGT US AIR FORCE 03/07/1937 10/07/2012 VIETNAM MANTON CEMETERY WOODSTOCK TOWNSVILLE QLD AUSTRALIA 4816 CHURCH Ted Ray CPL US ARMY AIR FORCES 10/03/1922 04/09/2008 WORLD WAR II DUNWICH ASYLUM CEMETERY NORTH STRADBROKE ISLAND QUEENSLAND,AUSTRALIA NORTH STRADBROKE ISLAND QUEENSLAND 4129A COFFEY James CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY 1841 1896 COOROY CEMETERY KAURI STREET 2 COOROY (TEL# 07 5329 6500) NAMBOUR AUSTRALIA QL 4560 111-111-1111 COOPER Frayda Myers US NAVY 04/13/1923 05/25/2014 WORLD WAR II BERMAGUI CEMETERY BUNGA STREET BERMAGUI NEW SOUTH WALES 2546 026-493-4682 COURAGE Harold Taylor PFC US MARINE CORPS 02/23/1921 05/16/2007 WORLD WAR II BOROONDARA CEMETERY 432 HIGH STREET KEW VICTORIA 3101 CRAWFORD Alfred Galen PVT US ARMY 03/21/1847 02/23/1900 CIVIL WAR GENERAL LAWN CEMETERY ETTALONG BEACH NEW SOUTH WALES 2257 CRIM William L S SGT US MARINE CORPS 12/04/1921 06/25/1997 WORLD WAR II INNES GARDENS MEMORIAL PARK PHILLIP CHARLEY DR (T610265818777) PORT MACQUARIE NEW SOUTH WALES SW 2444 111-111-1111 CURTIS Patrick E US ARMY 11/08/1926 10/10/2014 WORLD WAR II TOOWONG CEMETERY CNR FREDERICK ST & MT COOT-THA RD TOOWONG, QUEENSLAND TOOWONG, QLD AUSTRALIA 4066 CURTIS Richard William PSTD CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY 01/02/1840 11/10/1905 ST LUKES PIONEER MEMORIAL CEM. LIVERPOOL LINE W NEW SOUTH WALES 2176 DOYLE Martha PVT US ARMY 06/04/1836 09/10/1913 MONA VALE CEMETERY 107 MONA VALE RD. AVALON NEW SOUTH WALES 2107 029-970-1672 DUNN Terence James SGT US MARINE CORPS 06/05/1946 09/11/2007 VIETNAM TEWANTIN CEMETERY NOOSA-COOROY TEWANTIN QUEENSLAND 4565 FERBER Ralph US ARMY 02/24/1918 06/15/2016 FOSTER CEMETERY FOSTER VICTORIA 3960 FLEET James Alexander SEA US ARMY, US NAVY 1839 1909 CIVIL WAR PORT PIRIE CEMETERY MOPPHETT RD 08 8633 9777 PORT PIRIE AUSTRALIA 5540 GLANVILLE Henry Edward PVT US ARMY, US NAVY 03/20/1844 07/24/1892 CIVIL WAR CENTINIAL PARK PANAROMA HAPPY VALLEY SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5159 GONZALES Henry Castannon TEC 5 US ARMY 02/06/1919 07/07/2006 WORLD WAR II YARRAGON CEMETERY WATERLOO ROAD YARRAGON VICTORIA 3823 GRADON John Henry PVT US ARMY 07/11/1830 07/02/1906 CIVIL WAR KARRAKATTA LAWN CEMETERY P O BOX 53 (T: 61893835243) CLAREMONT WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6010 111-111-1111 GRANT Robert G PVT US ARMY 09/05/1904 11/24/1990 WORLD WAR II BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL-PINNAROO CEM 3 BRONSON ST (T: 0734078136) BRIDGEMAN DOWNS QUEENSLAND 4035 111-111-1111 GRIDER Dennis Charles EM2 US NAVY 09/30/1942 06/06/1996 VIETNAM BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL-PINNAROO CEM 3 BRONSON ST (T: 0734078136) BRIDGEMAN DOWNS QUEENSLAND 4035 111-111-1111 GRIDER Dennis Charles EM2 US NAVY 09/30/1942 06/06/1996 VIETNAM ROOKWOOD CEMETERY SYDNEY,AUSTRALIA SYDNEY AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY 2170 GROGAN Michael PVT US ARMY 1827 1907 CAIRNS CREMATORIUM CAIRNS AUSTRALIA 4820 HANNA John Alfred RM1 US NAVY 05/31/1925 09/23/2001 WORLD WAR II FRIED HOF BAD AUSSEE CEM TEL.#0043-3622-53030 BAD AUSSEE AUSTRALIA A-8990 HANSON Lenora Coe M SGT US ARMY 01/15/1916 10/10/1999 WORLD WAR II ECHUCA CEMETERY HORMAN STREET ECHUCA VICTORIA 3564 035-480-1222 HEALD Edward Redmore CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY 1823 1911 EDDINGTON CEMETERY LAAENCOORIE VICTORIA 3101A HEATH Edwin Swain US ARMY 1843 1895 CIVIL WAR LUTWYCHE CEMETERY GYMPIE ROAD LUTWYCHE (BRISBANE) QUEENSLAND LU 4030 111-111-1111 HEATH Jack Elwyn US ARMY 07/06/1924 10/20/2016 WORLD WAR II FREMANTLE CEMETERY PERTH WESTERN AUSTRALIA AU6000 HOLLOWAY Clifford Carlton CPL US ARMY 01/17/1924 10/16/2008 WORLD WAR II PRIVATE CEM LESMUEDIE WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6076 HOWLAND Vernon Bryant PVT US MARINE CORPS 03/25/1924 11/12/2008 WORLD WAR II CHELTENHAM MEMORIAL PARK 331 RESERVE RD CHELTENHAM VICTORIA 3192 HUGHES Archie S S SGT US ARMY AIR FORCES 11/06/1918 03/12/1993 WORLD WAR II ANGLICAN CEMETERY ROOKWOOD NECROPOLIS LIDCOMBE NEW SOUTH WALES 2141 HUNT John Richard CORP US ARMY 1833 1911 CIVIL WAR WELS CEMETERY WELS,AUSTRIA WELS AUSTRALIA 7064AU 072-424-7064 KAYLOR Donald Sylvester SSG US ARMY 09/16/1927 06/08/2010 KOREA CHURCH CEENGLAND CEM MC LEAN STREET (LIVERPOOL) SYDNEY AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY 2170 KENDRICK Joe William COX US NAVY 04/04/1922 08/22/1985 WORLD WAR II MANSFIELD CEMETERY HIGHETT ST MANSFIELD VICTORIA 3722 KING Robert PVT US ARMY 1844 1919 CIVIL WAR RYLSTONE CEMETERY RYLSTONE NEW SOUTH WALES 2849 KLATTE Donald Dean PFC US ARMY 05/11/1944 05/28/2007 VIETNAM SOUTHERN REGIONAL CEMETERY TRUST MT. STUART TASMANIA AU-7000 KNIGHTON Robert Clair CPL US MARINE CORPS 07/01/1932 03/19/2005 KOREA J P LAUREL BATIONAL HWY CEM SURFERS PARADISE QUEENSLAND 4217 KOLB Patrick Christopher US NAVY 01/10/1958 12/14/2004 SOUTHPORT GENERAL CEMETERY SOUTHPORT AUSTRALIA 4215AU KREIMER Alfred Rogers MAJ US ARMY 06/28/1918 07/17/2004 WORLD WAR II SOUTHPORT GENERAL CEMETERY SOUTHPORT AUSTRALIA 4215AU KREIMER Alfred Rogers MAJ US ARMY 06/28/1918 07/17/2004 WORLD WAR II JAMESTOWN CEM JAMESTOWN SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5491 LEA Carlisle G CETM US NAVY 02/19/1917 08/11/1997 WORLD WAR II, KOREA PINNAROO VALLEY MEMORIAL PARK WHITFORDS AVE. PADBURY WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6025 618-930-7003 LEA Morgan Howard US NAVY 07/13/1932 09/28/2015 KOREA MURRUMBURRAH CEMETERY ALBANY ST MURRUMBURRAH NEW SOUTH WALES 2587 111-111-1111 LENT Donald Eugene S1 US NAVY 12/13/1928 10/15/2018 WORLD WAR II OLD CORAZON PARISH OF BOGO CEM. CLAREMONT WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6010 LEPITEN Teofilo Ursal Sr PFC US ARMY 12/20/1917 02/07/2002 WORLD WAR II ALLAMBE MEMORIAL NERANG AUSTRALIA 4221 LIVETT Robert Lewis CSP US NAVY 08/04/1919 05/02/2004 WORLD WAR II CHELTENHAM CEMETERY BLACK ROCK VICTORIA 3193 LOSCH Stephen Douglas US AIR FORCE 11/14/1927 02/09/1998 WORLD WAR II ROOKWOOD CEMETERY SYDNEY,AUSTRALIA SYDNEY AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY 2170 LOUGHRAN William Booth PVT US ARMY 1847 1916 CIVIL WAR PALMDALE MEMORIAL PARK 57 PALMDALE ROAD (TEL# 6124 362 1203) PALMDALE NEW SOUTH WALES 2258 AU 111-111-1111 MARSH Lloyd Alexander US ARMY 06/03/1916 04/14/2007 WORLD WAR II WARRILL PARK LAWN CEMETERY VIA IPSWICH BOOVAL QUEENSLAND 4304 075-810-6299 MARTISCHEWSKY Kurt R W TEC 5 US ARMY 04/21/1912 10/14/1996 WORLD WAR II ANAKIE CEMTERY SYDNEY NSW NEW SOUTH WALES 2000 MCGRATH Thomas C CBM US NAVY 05/22/1921 07/25/1998 WORLD WAR II ST. MARK'S ANGICAN CEM PONVILLE TASMANIA 7030 MCLELLAN Donald Ray SP4 US ARMY 07/18/1949 07/22/2006 VIETNAM ROOKWOOD INDEPENDENT CEMETERY HAWTHORNE AVE LIDCOMBE NEW SOUTH WALES 2141 MEADE James Ronald MSGT US AIR FORCE 01/17/1943 01/23/2013 VIETNAM MONA VALE CEMETERY MONA VALE RD WARRIEWOOD NEW SOUTH WALES 2102 AU 029-970-1111 MERRYMAN Harold Gray MAJ US AIR FORCE 09/06/1930 08/24/2010 KOREA, VIETNAM METROPOLITAN CEMETERIES BOARD FREMANTLE CEM. PALMYRA WETERN ,AU.
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