Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are
advised that these pages contain images and names of deceased people as well as links to pages
containing such material.
Indigenous Australians at War: Honour Roll(www.aiatsis.gov.au)
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Honour Rolls of Aboriginals from Victoria, Queensland, NSW, South Australia
and Western Australia who died in World War 1, plus partial lists of World
War 2 and Vietnam deaths.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Soldiers of the First World War[pdf](archived from www.aiatsis.gov.au)
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For the main list, scroll right down to "NOMINAL
ROLL OF INDIGENOUS SOLDIERS OF WORLD WAR ONE". Also includes: - a list
of medal winners, and - a list of those who died during the war
Indigenous service (awm.gov.au) AUST
An Australia-wide list (but
showing names only - no states or other details). Click on the individual
names for information.
Victorian Aboriginal service in World War 1 (discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au)
VIC
Scroll well down for the list "ABORIGINAL MEN WHO ENLISTED FOR WORLD WAR ONE
WITH CONNECTIONS TO VICTORIA".
Territory ANZACs (territorystories.nt.gov.au) NT
Most soldiers listed here were born in the
Northern Territory or enlisted there, but some are listed simply becasue
they had an association with the Northern Teritory after the war.
Another NT solder, Private Willie Allen, is listed in the
AIATSIS Nominal Roll [pdf].
Historian uncovers names of dozens of
forgotten NT WW1 diggers (abc.net.au)
NT This report shows that research is continuing.
It also makes the point that many Aboriginals born in the Northern Territory
enlisted outside the NT. (Hence, many Northern Territory
Aboriginal soldiers will be found on the lists of nearby states.)
Australian Capital
Territory ACT
No World War 1 Aboriginals would have
been recorded as having been enlisted in the Australian Capital Territory
because the land was called the Federal Capital Territory until 1938.
Births would have been registered as New South Wales births because the land
did not come under official federal government control until 1911. Soldiers
from the area would most likely have enlisted in NSW.
Aboriginal prisoners of war (WW1) (aiatsis.gov.au)
Three soldiers are in this list of World War One Aboriginal prisoners of
war: Douglas Grant, Archibald Johnson and William Williams.
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