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	Leonard A. Taylor, 22. The platoon commander with B Coy 3RAR died from gunshot wounds to the head in an enemy contact in February 8 1968 in Long Dien, Phuoc Tuy.
	Peter Tebb, Machine Gunner, D&E platoon, Head Quarter Company, 1st Australian Task Force, Nui Dat, age 20 years, died June 12, 1971, Long Khanh Province of multiple blast wounds when VC ambushed the Armoured Personnel Carrier he was sitting on. 1203166 Peter TEBB From 25 Nov 70 To 17 Dec70 1ARU From 18 Dec 70 T& 09 Feb71 7RAR From 10 Feb 71 To 26 Mar71 1ARU From 27 Mar 71 To 12 Jun71 HQ 1 ATF
	Wayne E. Teeling, 21. He was shot dead in an enemy contact in Phuoc Tuy on June 6 1969, five weeks after he arrived in Vietnam.
	David J. Thomas, 21. One of the 18 Australian soldiers who was wounded in The Battle of Long Tan on August 18 1966, and died 11 months later from gunshot wounds to the chest.
	Willam M. Thomas, 21. A pre-dawn enemy attack on Fire Support Base Coral, Bien Hoa, killed the private from 3RAR on May 26 1968.
	Barry J. Thompson, 22. The rifleman private had completed 11 months of his Vietnam tour, which had included 4 weeks of night patrols during Operation Bondi 11, when he was killed after he accidentally detonated a buried hand grenade near his camp base on February 1 1970. He was going home a week later.
	Donald L. Thompson, 20. Posted to 2RAR as a private he was killed in action when an enemy mine exploded in Phuoc Tuy on August 2 1970.
	Ian J. Thomson, 22. He died when fired on by an enemy RPG in a Phuoc Tuy rubber plantation on October 19 1968.
no photo available	John R. Tinkham, 21. A signalman with Delta Coy. 4RAR. He was shot dead by VC troops on October 20 1968 during Operation Capital, a two phase reconnaissance action that kept the battalion in the field for 48 days, with only a three day break.
	Vincent J. Tobin, 24. He died from multiple wounds from an enemy mine in Phuoc Tuy on March 22 1968
	Michael Tognolini, 19. He died of his wounds in 1 Australian Field Hospital after the APC in which he was travelling struck a mine on April 20 1970.
	Marion Tomas, 21. Shrapnel wounds to the back , fired from freindly artillery forces, killed Tomas on July 8 1966 in Phuoc Tuy.
	Francis B. Topp, 19. He was killed in action during the Battle of Long Tan in Phuoc Tuy on August 18 1966.
	Michael Towler, Rifleman, D&E platoon, Head Quarter Company, 1st Australian Task Force, Nui Dat, age 21 years, died June 12, 1971, Long Khanh Province of multiple blast wounds when VC ambushed the Armoured Personnel Carrier he was sitting on. 2792254 Michael TOWLER For the period(s) below 16 Feb 70 To 09 Feb 71 7RAR 10 Feb 71 To 10 Feb 71 1ARU 11 Feb 71 To 12 Jun 71 HQ 1 ATF
	Barry Tregear, 29. He died of wounds during an action in Phuoc Tuy on November 5 1967.
	Bevan M. Trimble, 21. He died of frag wounds to the back during the first VC attack on Fire Support Base Coral on May 13 1968.
	Kevin J. Troy, 45. He died of an illness in 3 Surgical Hospital Binh Thuy, on November 23 1969, 18 hours after being diagnosed with pneumonia in Can Tho, Binh Thuy.
	Paul Z. Trzecinski, 21. A private with 7RAR , he was mistaken for an enemy soldier and accidentally shot on January 27 1968.
	Desmond J. Tully, 21. An enemy mine killed him during manoeuvres on May 29 1970.
	Timothy C. Turner, 21. He died on June 15 1969 in 24 US Evac. hospital, Long Binh, four hours after being struck in the head by a enemy mine in Dat Do.
	Geoffry L Tweedie, 21. A point man with 6RAR was accidentally shot with up to 10 rounds by a member of his own platoon on January 28 1967 in Phuoc Tuy. He was a member of 4pl B Coy 6RAR. He was in my platoon when he was accidentally shot by our machine gunner with about 10-15 rounds. He was sent down a track to watch for enemy as our Pl passed through. In a panic he thought he was left behind and ran up the track to see where we were and was shot by the gunner. Dreadful it was the worse day of my time in Vietnam, purely an accident......Henry Chishlom
	John W. Twoomey, 33. A sergeant in 2RAR he died of gunshot wounds on September 20 1967 in US 7 Surgical Hospital Long Giao, after his patrol was ambushed two hours earlier in Xa Bong.
	Paul R. P. Van Rijsewijk, 21. He was killed in action on October 19 1968 in Phuoc Tuy.
	Arie van Valen, 21. He was accidentally killed while on loan to the US Army when he and four other infantry troops were fatally wounded in a mine explosion in unit lines on June 26 1965. He died three days later in 3 Field Hospital Saigon.
	Patrick J. Vickers. He was fatally wounded as he piloted a leading helicopter on a mission to retrieve troops from 1 ARVN division, near Xuan Loc, Long Khanh Province. As he descended to the pick-up zone , enemy fire hit Vickers between the eyes. He died without regaining consciousness.
	Douglas J. Voyzey, 22. On December 14 1969 his APC struck a enemy mine and killed him.
	Victor N. Wagstaff, 21. Wagstaff was killed in an ambush, during an enemy contact in the early hours of January 29 1970 in Phuoc Tuy.
	David J.Waldcock, 30. He died of illness on June 26 1970 at the Repatriation General Hospital , Daw Park, Adelaide two months after he returned.
	Maxwell R. Wales, 22. He was killed in the Battle of Long Tan on August 18 1966.
	Brian G. Walker, 21. The Second Lieutanant was leading his platoon through a mine field on March 9 1969, in Phuoc Tuy, when platoon sergeant Bernard Smith stepped on a mine which exploded. Friendly SVN forces heard the explosion, opened fire and accidentally killed Walker. A different Version B.G.Walker was killed by an M-16 "Bouncing Betty" mine triggered by one of his men who was NOT the platoon sergeant. The point man triggered the mine, was blown into the barbed wire around the mine field, and survived. He missed a trip-wire and paid for that mistake. The South Vietnamese opened fire only after his machine-gunner, on Walker's previously given orders, fired a burst over their heads "to keep them down." As expected, the SVN missed. At that time, an Australian platoon had only one radio. With it not responding, I was ordered to investigate that night. I know what happened because I found them in that mine field, and had another Australian blow half his foot off with an M-14 mine right behind me. I certainly hope the platoon sergeant's family know the truth. Stephen Rohaty, 1st Lt., MAT 64
	Alan J. Wallis, 20. He was killed sometime before dawn on May 16 1968 , during an enemy attack on Fire Support Base Coral, Bien Hoa.
	Brian Walsh, 29. "Bull" Walsh died from enemy fire in an ambush while he was making a security sweep of a perimeter area near Ben Het, Kontum Province on June 27 1969.

Leonard A. Taylor, 22. The platoon commander with B Coy 3RAR died from gunshot wounds to the head in an enemy contact in February 8 1968 in Long Dien, Phuoc Tuy.

Wayne E. Teeling, 21. He was shot dead in an enemy contact in Phuoc Tuy on June 6 1969, five weeks after he arrived in Vietnam.

David J. Thomas, 21. One of the 18 Australian soldiers who was wounded in The Battle of Long Tan on August 18 1966, and died 11 months later from gunshot wounds to the chest.

Willam M. Thomas, 21. A pre-dawn enemy attack on Fire Support Base Coral, Bien Hoa, killed the private from 3RAR on May 26 1968.

Donald L. Thompson, 20. Posted to 2RAR as a private he was killed in action when an enemy mine exploded in Phuoc Tuy on August 2 1970.

Ian J. Thomson, 22. He died when fired on by an enemy RPG in a Phuoc Tuy rubber plantation on October 19 1968.

John R. Tinkham, 21. A signalman with Delta Coy. 4RAR. He was shot dead by VC troops on October 20 1968 during Operation Capital, a two phase reconnaissance action that kept the battalion in the field for 48 days, with only a three day break.

Vincent J. Tobin, 24. He died from multiple wounds from an enemy mine in Phuoc Tuy on March 22 1968

Michael Tognolini, 19. He died of his wounds in 1 Australian Field Hospital after the APC in which he was travelling struck a mine on April 20 1970.

Marion Tomas, 21. Shrapnel wounds to the back , fired from freindly artillery forces, killed Tomas on July 8 1966 in Phuoc Tuy.

Francis B. Topp, 19. He was killed in action during the Battle of Long Tan in Phuoc Tuy on August 18 1966.

Barry Tregear, 29. He died of wounds during an action in Phuoc Tuy on November 5 1967.

Bevan M. Trimble, 21. He died of frag wounds to the back during the first VC attack on Fire Support Base Coral on May 13 1968.

Kevin J. Troy, 45. He died of an illness in 3 Surgical Hospital Binh Thuy, on November 23 1969, 18 hours after being diagnosed with pneumonia in Can Tho, Binh Thuy.

Paul Z. Trzecinski, 21. A private with 7RAR , he was mistaken for an enemy soldier and accidentally shot on January 27 1968.

Desmond J. Tully, 21. An enemy mine killed him during manoeuvres on May 29 1970.

Timothy C. Turner, 21. He died on June 15 1969 in 24 US Evac. hospital, Long Binh, four hours after being struck in the head by a enemy mine in Dat Do.

John W. Twoomey, 33. A sergeant in 2RAR he died of gunshot wounds on September 20 1967 in US 7 Surgical Hospital Long Giao, after his patrol was ambushed two hours earlier in Xa Bong.

Paul R. P. Van Rijsewijk, 21. He was killed in action on October 19 1968 in Phuoc Tuy.

Arie van Valen, 21. He was accidentally killed while on loan to the US Army when he and four other infantry troops were fatally wounded in a mine explosion in unit lines on June 26 1965. He died three days later in 3 Field Hospital Saigon.

Patrick J. Vickers. He was fatally wounded as he piloted a leading helicopter on a mission to retrieve troops from 1 ARVN division, near Xuan Loc, Long Khanh Province. As he descended to the pick-up zone , enemy fire hit Vickers between the eyes. He died without regaining consciousness.

Douglas J. Voyzey, 22. On December 14 1969 his APC struck a enemy mine and killed him.

Victor N. Wagstaff, 21. Wagstaff was killed in an ambush, during an enemy contact in the early hours of January 29 1970 in Phuoc Tuy.

David J.Waldcock, 30. He died of illness on June 26 1970 at the Repatriation General Hospital , Daw Park, Adelaide two months after he returned.

Maxwell R. Wales, 22. He was killed in the Battle of Long Tan on August 18 1966.

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Alan J. Wallis, 20. He was killed sometime before dawn on May 16 1968 , during an enemy attack on Fire Support Base Coral, Bien Hoa.

Brian Walsh, 29. "Bull" Walsh died from enemy fire in an ambush while he was making a security sweep of a perimeter area near Ben Het, Kontum Province on June 27 1969.