Maurice( John). Hutchison, 28. The sapper temporary corporal with 1 Field Squadron was killed with Barry (Pud) Moore by a mine explosion while clearing a minefield in Phuoc Tuy the morning of November 16 1967. "Married to Pauline, 2 daughters, Aileen & Tina"
	Francis A. Hyland, 22. The private rifleman with 2RAR died at 36 US Evac. Hospital , Vung Tau On December 1 1967 from wounds he received from an enemy mine in Phuoc Tuy the previous day.
	Peter J. Jackson, 21. The private with 5RAR was wounded on April 4 1969 and then killed in a mine explosion in Phuoc Tuy June 15 1969.
	Robert J. Jackson, 25. He was killed in an explosion at Phuoc Tuy on February 28 1970. The RSL at Greta in NSW, refused to allow him to buried in its section of the cemetary. It did not consider Vietnam as a "real war".
	Barry James, 20. The private rifleman with 6RAR was killed in action in Phuoc Tuy June 5 1969.
	Alan D. Jellie, 22. The Second Lieutenant's plane was shot down during a training flight in Phuoc Tuy at 10.30pm December 3 1969.
	Jack Jewry, 21. Jewry was killed at the Battle of Long Tan August 18 1966.
	Brian R. A. Jones, 22. On April 10 1971 in Phuoc Tuy, Jones was accidentally by another SAS member when he entered an evacuated enemy camp from an unexpected route and was shot in the head.
	John H. Kalma, 22. Kalma, did two tours of Vietnam with 1RAR, in 65-66 and as a lance corporal rifleman in 1968 when he was killed by an enemy mine in Bien Hoa on December 19 1968, six weeks before he was due home.
	Graham R. Kavanagh, 21. The private rifleman with 7RAR died of dehydration and extreme high body tempreture while on operations in Phuoc Tuy on April 21 1970.
	Barry W. Kelly, 20. the private with 6RAR died of wounds from a New Zealand Army drop short in Phuoc Tuy on February 6 1967.
	John J. Kennedy,29. The corporal with 5RAR was killed when a mine exploded in Phuoc Tuy on June 15 1969. A Veteran who was there. John Skinner remembered: I turned to John and he was screaming and frothy red blood was bubbling up through his back... And I knew that he couldn't live.
	Raymond J. Kennedy,26. The private with 5RAR was killed in action while on patrol in Phuoc Tuy on August 14 1966.
	Raymond C. Kermode, 21. The private rifleman with 9RAR was killed in a contact with the enemy in a bunker system in Long Khanh Province July 19 1969.
	James K. Kerr, 19. While serving with B Squadron 1 Armoured Regiment on his first operation, he was killed when the tank he was driving hit a mine in Phuoc Tuy May 13 1969.
	Robert M. Key, 21. The private rifleman with 9RAR was killed by a rocket propelled grenade during a contact in Phuoc Tuy January 19 1969.
	Ian W. Kingston, 20. The private rifleman with 6RAR was killed in action in Bien Hoa Province September 3 1969.
	Keith M. Kingston-Powles, 24. The private batman with4RAR was killed in a contact in Phuoc Tuy September 21 1971.
	John W. Kirby, 31. He enlisted in the Army in May 1953. He served in Borneo and Malaya and Instructed at Canungra in Queensland and the Jungle Warfare School at Kota Tinggi, Johore, Malaya where he instructed Australians, Britons, Americans, South Vietnamese and Ghurkas in guerrilla warefare, sabotage and survival. Made up to Warrant Officer, he went to Vietnam in 1966 as the CSM of D Company 6RAR. He won the Distingished Conduct Medal for heroism at the Battle of Long Tan on August 18 1966 in which 18 Australians died when about 100 men clashed with an estimated 2500 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Regulars. He died of wounds when New Zealand artillery landed off target among his patrol in Phuoc Tuy on February 6 1967. A veteran of his company, Ron Eglinton, remembered: "Jack Kirby, who had been decorated for his actions at Long Tan, was killed . He was a big, gruff, heavy man, a real father figure to us all and he was dead. No reason. We sucured the area and called in a dustoff. Some-one was screaming "Cover him up " No-one wanted to see him dead. It was just so bloody piontless"
	Gordon A. Knight, 21. The private rifleman with 6RAR was killed in action in Phuoc Tuy during an Australian ambush at 4.45am July 9 1966.
No Photo	Peter R. Knight, RAAF leading Aircraftman Knight from No 1 Operational Support Unit in Vietnam, died on December 15 1970.
	Peter F. Kowalski, 23. The private rifleman with 2RAR died of wounds fron an enemy mine explosion in Phuoc Tuy February 8 1971.
No Photo	Gaetano La Grasta. La Grasta died of wounds he received when he was killed by a South Vietnamese soldier, near Vung Tau, in June 1967.
	E. M. Lance, 40. The Tall Flight Lieutenant was killed while ferring ammunition to troops when his helicopter was hit by enemy fire and exploded.
	Terrence E. Langlands, 23. A platoon commander, Langlands died from two gunshot wounds to the body during enemy contact November 24 1968, in the Nui Tay Taos.
	Paul A. Large, 22. The private rifleman died from a single sniper's shot in the Battle of Long Tan August 18 1966.
	Stanley G. Larson, 23. The private rifleman with 7RAR died in an enemy explosion in Phouc Tuy June 2 1970.
	Norman W. Le Bherz, 22. A sapper with 1 Field Squadron RAE, died in 24 Evac. Hospital, Vung Tau , after falling from a moving truck which had swereved to avoid another vehicle in Phuoc Tuy on September 13 1968.
	Errol John Lee. 22. Lee with A company 5RAR died on May 11 1969..
	Ronald V. Lees, 37 Snipers shot the Warrant Officer on January 1 1966 as they were driving through Quang Nam Province.
	Peter E.(Joe ) Lewis, 24. He was killed by a VC sniper on May 13 1968 near Fire Support Base Coral, Bien Hoa.
	Matthew P. Linton, 22. With "Tiger " Battalion 5RAR, Linton died during operation Kings Cross, on Nonvember 4 1969, in Bien Hoa.
	Anthony Lisle, 22. The bush tough "tunnel Rat" suffered wounds in the field during support operations for 5RAR in Operation Kings Cross on October 22 1969. He died from his injuries on November 12 in 1 Australian field Hospital, Vung Tau.