Category:Australian military personnel of World War II
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Australia military people of World War II.
Otherwise notable people who served with the Australian armed forces during World War II.
Subcategories
This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 9 total.
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Pages in category "Australian military personnel of World War II"
The following 199 pages are in this category, out of approximately 237 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Denzil Macarthur-Onslow
- Peter MacCallum
- Alex Bath MacDonald
- Ronald Mack
- Iven Mackay
- Ron Madden
- Robert Madgwick
- Albert H. Maggs
- Jack Maher (Australian footballer)
- Alf Maiden
- Thomas Maltby
- Jock Marshall
- Clarrie Martin
- Des Martin
- Marcus Martin (architect)
- Jim Matthews (sportsman)
- Ted Mattner
- Alexander Mayes (cricketer)
- James McAuley
- Jim McCabe (politician)
- John Keith McCarthy
- Sheila McClemans
- Matt McCoy (rugby league)
- Charles McDonald (footballer)
- John Joseph McDonald
- Norm McDonald (footballer, born 1925)
- Warren McDonald
- Charles Hector McFadyen
- Ted McHugh
- Arthur McIlveen
- Bob McIntosh
- Ivor McIvor
- Ian McKay (footballer)
- Colin McKellar
- Eric McKenzie
- Ken McKenzie (rugby league)
- Rod McLean
- Tom McMahon (footballer, born 1907)
- Tom McMahon (footballer, born 1918)
- Alan McNicoll
- Doug McRitchie
- Don McVilly
- Les Meade
- Edward Meagher
- Stan Devenish Meares
- Les Meek
- Bill Melville
- Jack Melville
- Bob Merrick (footballer, born 1917)
- Jack Metcalf (rugby league)
- John Wesley Mitchell
- Robert Boyed Mitchell
- Allan Moncrieff
- George Dunbar Moore
- John Aloysius Morgan
- Arthur Morley
- Basil Morris
- Ernie Mort
- Charles Moses
- John Mould
- Mick Mullane Sr.
- Jack Munn
- Dan Munro (rugby league)
- Thomas Murdoch (engineer)
- Stephen Murray-Smith
- Brian Murray (governor)
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- Viv Randall
- Ernest Ranier
- Mick Raymer
- Joe Reilly (Australian footballer)
- Russell Renfrey
- Charles Rice (rugby league)
- Bob Robinson (Australian footballer)
- Herbert R. Robinson
- John Robinson (Australian rules footballer)
- Murray Robson
- Pat Rodriguez
- Stan Root
- Alice Ross-King
- Jim Rutherford (rugby league)
- Bruce Ruxton
- Peter Ryan (columnist)
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- Robert E. Sackley
- Abe Saffron
- Annie Sage
- Ellen Savage
- John Russell Savige
- Joe Scales
- John Joseph Scanlan (soldier)
- Ron Sceney
- Paul Schmidt (footballer)
- Alan Scott (footballer, born 1907)
- Barry Scott (cricketer)
- Norm Shadlow
- Wallace Sharland
- Haydn Sharp
- John Shaw (public servant)
- Eddie Shea
- Jim Sibraa
- Wolfgang Sievers
- Douglas Siggs
- John Skelley
- Frank Sleeman
- Wilfred "Chicken" Smallhorn
- Donald Smith (tenor)
- Harold Gengoult Smith
- Laird Smith
- Len Smith (rugby)
- Vin Smith
- Dudley Snell
- Eric Solomon
- Alexander Spence (soldier)
- Ernest Squires
- Ray Stehr
- Harold Stewart
- Joan Streeter
- Horace Strutt
- Herbert Styants
- Bill Summerell
- Tom Sutherland (footballer)
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- Arthur Wade
- Frank Walker (Australian journalist)
- Russel Ward
- Tom Warhurst Sr.
- Doug Waterhouse
- Gordon Watson (pianist)
- Nigel Watts
- Bill Wells (footballer)
- Fred West (footballer, born 1905)
- Reg Whitehead
- Freda Whitlam
- Gerald Wild
- Arthur Williams (rugby league)
- Buddy Williams (country musician)
- Fred Williams (Australian footballer, born 1919)
- Harold S. Williams
- Wally Williamson
- Jim Wills
- Keith Wilson (South Australian politician)
- Vay Wilson
- Fred Wimbridge
- Colin Windon
- Norman Winning
- Bill Wood (Australian footballer)
- Allan Woods