List of Australian diarists of World War I (H-N)
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This is part of the list of Australian diarists of World War I, covering diarists with family names beginning with "H" through to "N". List of A-G, O-Z.
| Name | Rank | Town of Origin | Date of enlistment | Age at enlistment | Theatres | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haddow, Archibald[1] | Lance Corporal | Kensington, VIC | 29 Feb 1916 | 23 | 11th Field Company | ||
| Hadfield, Arthur[2] | Private | Tighes Hill, NSW | 12 Jun 1916 | 1st Light Trench Mortar Battery 1st Tunnelling Company | |||
| Hadlow, Eric Clinton[3] | Private | Warragul, VIC | 7 Feb 1916 | Egypt, France | 2nd Machine Gun Company 15th Machine Gun Company | Killed in action on 24 Sep 1917. | |
| Hain, F.[4] | 5th Field Artillery Brigade | ||||||
| Haines, George[5] | France | Wounded on 10 Oct 1918 | |||||
| Haldane, Douglas[6] | Private | Gallipoli, France | 1st Battalion 1st Field Company | ||||
| Hall, Albert Clement[7] | Lieutenant | Gallipoli | 8th Battalion | ||||
| Hall, Peter Riordan[8] | Private | West Perth, WA | 2 Nov 1914 | 29 | Gallipoli | Served in the 2nd Stationary Hospital during the Gallipoli campaign, and the 7th Field Ambulance in France | |
| Halse, Ernest George[9] | Private | 14 Jul 1915 | 19 | German East Africa | 6th Battalion | Served in the 6th Battalion, 10th Reinforcement | |
| Ham, Alfred James[10] | Private | Sydney, NSW | 29 Sep 1915 | France | 2nd Battalion 19th Battalion | Wounded in action on 23 Aug 1918 | |
| Hamilton, Patrick M.[11] | Egypt, Sinai Peninsula | 4th Light Horse Field Ambulance | |||||
| Hamilton, Robert Saunderson[12] | Gunner | Mascot | 13 Mar 1916 | 19 | Egypt, France, Belgium | Served on the hospital ship Karoola, and later in the 10th Brigade, 39th Battery as a gunner | |
| Hamilton-Kenny, Fred[13] | Banningham, England | Pacific, New Guinea Fiji | Served in the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force as a naval medical officer | ||||
| Hamley, Charles[14] | France, Belgium | 10th Battalion | |||||
| Hamlyn, A. J.[15] | Private | 4th Battalion | Killed in action in 1917 | ||||
| Hammond, James[16] | Private | France, Belgium | 32nd Battalion | ||||
| Hampton, Reuben Lucius[17] | Sergeant | Albert Park, VIC | 18 Aug 1914 | 23 | Gallipoli | 5th Battalion | |
| Handfield, Harold E.[18] | Corporal | France | 36th Heavy Artillery Group | ||||
| Harding, Eric[19] | Gunner | France | 7th Field Artillery Brigade | ||||
| Harding, Richard Thomas[20] | Sapper | 12 Aug 1915 | 2nd Divisional Signal Company | ||||
| Hardy, Charles Briggs[21] | Private | Newtown | 12 Feb 1915 | 21 | Gallipoli, France | 19th Battalion | Wounded at the Battle of Fleurbaix |
| Hardy, Thomas Burton[22] | Gunner | 1st Field Ambulance | |||||
| Hardy, William Daniel[23] | Private | Thirroul | 9 Oct 1915 | 19 | Egypt, France, Belgium | 4th Field Ambulance | |
| Harford, David Bernard[24] | Private | Albany, NSW | France | 51st Battalion | Died on 31 Mar 1917 of wounds | ||
| Hargreaves, C.[25] | 1st Company, Australian Army Service Corps | ||||||
| Hargreaves, Charles[26] | Waverley; born in UK | 2 Sep 1914 | 26 | Egypt Senussi Campaign | Served in the 1st Division Transport as a driver | ||
| Harpley, Robert W.[27] | Private | France | 55th Battalion | ||||
| Harrigan, James E.[28] | Private | 30th Battalion 8th Brigade | |||||
| Harris, Benjamin[29] | North Fitzroy, Vict (English by birth) | 3 May 1915 | 24 | France, Belgium | 8th Field Ambulance | ||
| Harris, Clarence W.[30] | Sergeant | 24 | Gallipoli, France | 19th Battalion | Served with the 36th Signallers, 19th Battalion, and was awarded the Military Medal | ||
| Harris, Ernest W.[31] | Gallipoli, France | 3rd Machine Gun Company | Killed in action at Bullecourt in 1917 | ||||
| Harris, Herbert Henry[32] | Corporal | Redfern | 11 Aug 1915 | 42 | France, Belgium | 55th Battalion | |
| Harris, John Richards[33] | Enlisted in the Australian Army Medical Corps. He was the Victorian Minister for public Instruction and Health from 1935 to 1942, and was knighted in 1937.[34] | ||||||
| Harris, Keith[35] | Pacific | Was onboard S.S. Matunga when it was captured, and was then a prisoner of war. He was 15 years old when captured. | |||||
| Harris, Oliver H.[36] | Private | Egypt, France | 6th Field Ambulance | ||||
| Harris, Robert[37] | Lance Corporal | Glen Innes | 16 Aug 1914 | 20 | New Guinea, France and Gallipoli | 2nd Battalion 9th Battalion 11th Battalion 12th Battalion | Served in the Machine Gun Section of the 2nd, 9th Retrieved 16 Jan 2014, 11th, and 12th Battalions |
| Harris, Willie[38] | Private | 16th Battalion | |||||
| Harrison, Hector J.[39] | Captain | France, Belgium | 37th Battalion | ||||
| Harrison, John[40] | Private | 3rd Field Ambulance | |||||
| Harrison, Selwyn[41] | Major | France, Belgium, England | 9th Field Ambulance | ||||
| Harslett, Cyril[42] | Waverley | 11 Mar 1915 | 20 | Gallipoli and Egypt | 14th Field Artillery Brigade | ||
| Harvey, John Dean[43] | Private | 23rd Battalion | |||||
| Harvey, N. K.[44] | Sapper | France | 2nd Division | Awarded the Military Medal and Bar | |||
| Hassall, Frank Middleton[45] | Cootamundra NSW | 21 Jan 1915 | 18 | Gallipoli, France | 17th Battalion | Killed in action on 6 Jun 1916 | |
| Hawkes, Thomas Chudleigh[46] | Wagga Wagga | 4 Jul 1915 | 25 | England | Served in military camps as a dentist | ||
| Hawkins, Geoffrey Oswald[47] | South Perth, WA | 6 Mar 1915 | 44 | Western Front | 28th Battalion | In 1919 he was appointed Survey Officer for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and sent to Gallipoli | |
| Hawkins, Harry[48] | Egypt, France | 1st Battalion | Wounded in action in July 1916 and again in May 1917 | ||||
| Hawkins, Samuel Hedley Hemming[49] | Private | Brisbane, QLD | 18 Sep 1914 | 17 | Gallipoli, England, France | 15th Battalion 4th Pioneer Battalion | |
| Hawkins, W. L.[50] | Lieutenant | 22 Feb 1916 | 59th Battalion | ||||
| Hayne, Stanley[51] | Sergeant | Mosman | 4 Sep 1915 | 23 | Egypt, France | Served in the 4th Australian Division, Transport Company | |
| Hellmann, Arthur Langley[52] | Manly | 17 Aug 1914 | 22 | Egypt, Gallipoli | Served in the First Division, Signal Company as a driver | ||
| Helmore, Porter Hickling[53] | France | 7th Field Ambulance | |||||
| Helms, William 'Bill' Bloomfield[22] | Private | France | 8th Light Horse Regiment | ||||
| Helsham, W. McD.[54] | Colonel | Royal Australian Army Medical Corps | |||||
| Hemsley, Cecil A.[55] | Private | France | 48th Battalion | ||||
| Henderson, Lesly Walter[56] | Lance Corporal | Mount Torrens, SA | 13 Jul 1915 | 7th Battalion 22nd Battalion | |||
| Hendy, Percy Gordon[57] | Driver | Gallipoli, France | 6th Battery Australian Field Artillery | ||||
| Hennell, William Thomas Alma[58] | Private | Petersham, NSW | 3 Jun 1916 | 18 | France | 19th Battalion | Served in the 19th Battalion, B Company |
| Henwood, William James[59] | 12th Light Horse Regiment | ||||||
| Herbert, P. C.[60] | Private | Egypt, France | 4th Field Artillery Brigade | ||||
| Hewitt, Hubert Deane[61] | Gunner | Gallipoli, France | Wounded in 1917 | ||||
| Hewitt, Thomas Cotgrave[61] | Captain | France | 5th Light Horse Regiment 53rd Battalion | Killed in action in France on 29 Jul 1916 | |||
| Hickey, Leonard Roy[62] | Sergeant | France | 38th Battalion | ||||
| Hickman, Keith Morton[63] | Sergeant | 32nd Battery Australian Field Artillery | |||||
| Hickman, L.[64] | Private | 2nd Pioneer Battalion 22nd Battalion | |||||
| Hicks, Les[65] | Private | 8 Jul 1915 | France | 5th Battalion | Served in the 5th Battalion until he was taken prisoner bear Bapaume, France on 12 Feb 1917 | ||
| Hill, A. R.[66] | Lieutenant | 47th Battalion | Commanded the 47th Battalion | ||||
| Hill, Harold David[67] | Lance Sergeant | Brighton, VIC | France | 23rd Battalion 6th Light Trench Mortar Battery | |||
| Hind, Reginald Arthur[68] | Sergeant | Gallipoli, France | 6th Field Ambulance | Awarded the Military Medal in recognition of his gallantry at Pozières while serving as a stretcher bearer, and Bar for his service and devotion to duty at Polygon Wood | |||
| Hine, Arthur[69] | Sergeant | Randwick | 18 Aug 1914 | 25 | Egypt | 3rd Battalion | |
| Hinsby, Montague[70] | Penrith | 1 Aug 1917 | 31 | Chaplain in England and France | |||
| Hobbs, John Dudley[71] | Sapper | 1st Light Horse Regiment | |||||
| Hobson, Byron Charles[72] | Gallipoli, France | 13th Battalion | |||||
| Hobson, Frank Eliot[73] | Gallipoli | New Zealand Mounted Rifles | |||||
| Hockey, Reg[74] | Parkes | 16 Jul 1917 | 22 | On Euripides | Driver in the Australian Army Service Corps | ||
| Hocking, Francis M.[75] | Sergeant | Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force | |||||
| Hodge, Percy[76] | Manly | 16 Oct 1915 | 21 | Egypt, France, Belgium | 1st Field Ambulance Brigade 1st Australian Divisional Ammunition Column 1st Australian Divisional Artillery Headquarters 1st Australian Divisional Signal Company | ||
| Hogan, Joseph Henry[77] | 23 Nov 1915 | 21 | 20th Battalion | Served with the 20th Battalion, 11th Reinforcement and received the Military Medal for bravery under fire at Lagnicourt on 15 Apr 1917. He was wounded in action twice, on 7 Apr 1918 and again on 3 Oct 1918 | |||
| Holcomb, Gilbert L[78] | Private | Gatton, Queensland[79] | 21 Nov 1914 | 29 | Middle East, | 2nd Light Horse Field Ambulance | |
| Holford, William George[80] | Private | Euroa, VIC | 46th Battalion | ||||
| Holland, Frank Bishop[81] | Private | Gallipoli, France | 27th Battalion | Died of wounds | |||
| Holland, George Harold[81] | Corporal | 27th Battalion | |||||
| Hollins, Leslie Henry[82] | 11 Sep 1916 | 2nd Motor Transport Company | Served in the 2nd Motor Transport Company as a driver | ||||
| Holloway, Florence Elizabeth[83] | Staff nurse | Ashfield, NSW | 27 Aug 1917 | 43 | England, Egypt | Australian Army Nursing Service | Served as a nurse in England and Egypt |
| Hollyhoke, Alexander David[84] | Lieutenant | Brunswick, VIC | France | 7th Battalion | |||
| Holmes, William[85] | Colonel | Gallipoli, France | Commanded the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force which sailed from Sydney on HMAS Berrima on 19 Aug 1914. He was administrator of New Guinea after the German surrender until Jan 1915, and was then appointed commander of the 5th Infantry Brigade. He served at Gallipoli and in France, and was killed at Messines on 2 Jul 1917 | ||||
| Holt, Oliver[86] | Lance Corporal | Grafton | 10 Jun 1915 | 24 | Gallipoli France & Belgium | 3rd Australian Field Ambulance | |
| Holton, Alfred Edward[87] | 33rd Battalion 26th Battalion | Captured in 1918 and held as a German POW | |||||
| Homer, H. W.[88] | Gallipoli | 26th Battalion 7th Field Ambulance | |||||
| Hood, Victor Charles[89] | France | 29th Battalion 32nd Battalion | |||||
| Hook, Vivian Edward[90] | Sapper | 1st Field Company | |||||
| Hopwood, Walter Mizpah[91] | Lance Corporal | QLD | Gallipoli, France | 3rd Field Ambulance | Stretcher bearer | ||
| Horan, George[92] | Glebe | 24 Aug 1914 | 19 | Egypt, Gallipoli, Greece, France, Belgium | 1st Division Artillery | Served in the 1st Division Artillery, and received the Military Medal in recognition of his gallantry and devotion to duty at Pozières in 1916 | |
| Horder, Leslie Sydney[93] | Private | Sydney, NSW | gallipoli, Sinai, Palestine | 1st Light Horse Brigade | |||
| Horton, Douglas David[94] | Lance Corporal | Mittagong | 5 Jul 1915 | 25 | France | 1st Battalion | Wounded on 7 Mar 1918 |
| Houston, Matthew William[95] | Sapper | France | 4th Division Signals Company | ||||
| Hughes, Edmund Victor | Bombardier | Hamilton, NSW | 17 Aug 1914 | 23 | Egypt, Greece, Gallipoli,
England, France |
4th Battalion | Died of wounds, 2.15pm on 9 November 1917 at 5th General Hospital, Rouen |
| Hughes, Geoffrey Bell[96] | Gallipoli, Sinai, France | 5th Field Ambulance | |||||
| Hughes, Geoffrey Forrest[97] | Sydney | 21 | Served in the Royal Flying Corps, and was awarded the Military Cross and Air Force Cross | ||||
| Hughes, Roger Forrest[98] | Captain | Elizabeth Bay, NSW | 16 Mar 1916 | 26 | |||
| Hunt, George Thomas[99] | Trooper | 7th Light Horse Regiment | |||||
| Hunter, Albert Victor[100] | Private | Palestine | Light horse units | ||||
| Hurley, Frank[101] | Captain | France, Palestine | Official war photographer | ||||
| Hurley, Percival[102] | Sergeant | Gympie, Qld | 26 Apr 1915 | 21 | Egypt and France | Served in the Australian Army Medical Corps | |
| Hurley, Victor[103] | Lieutenant Colonel | 20 Aug 1914 | |||||
| Hutchinson, Ralph[104] | Warrant Officer Class 2 | Gallipoli, France | 13th Field Ambulance | ||||
| Hutton, Arthur S.[105] | Gallipoli | 3rd Light Horse Regiment | |||||
| Hutton, John Thomas[106] | Private | Carnsdale, NSW | 2 Oct 1915 | 26 | Egypt, France, Belgium | 17th Battalion | |
| Hyder, Laurie[107] | Private | Melbourne | 17 Aug 1914 | 23 | Gallipoli | 6th Battalion | |
| Hyman, Arthur Wellesley[108] | Major | Sydney | 14 Nov 1914 | 34 | Middle East | 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade | |
| Idriess, Ion Llewellyn[109][110] | Trooper | Sydney, NSW | Gallipoli, Egypt, Palestine | 14th Australian General Hospital 5th Light Horse Regiment | |||
| Iles, G. H.[111] | Chief Petty Officer | Navy operations | Served on HMAS Melbourne | ||||
| Irwin, Colin James[112] | Private | NSW | Cyclist units | ||||
| Irwin, James P.[113] | Private | Harkway Vict | 20 Jan 1916 | 20 | France | 21st Battalion | Hospitalised with trench fever in June 1917 |
| James, Britomarte[114] | Melbourne | England | Joined the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps when it was established in 1917 | ||||
| Jamieson, Archibald Kerr[115] | North Sydney | 26 Aug 1915 | 22 | Gallipoli | 2nd Battalion | Served in the 2nd Battalion, A Company. He was injured during the landing at Gallipoli on 25 Apr 1915 | |
| Janssen, Carl Wilhelm[116] | Lance Corporal | Ballarat, VIC | 5th Battalion | ||||
| Job, Bernard Cedric[117] | Sydney | 23 Oct 1916 | 25 | France | 14th Field Engineers | Wounded in action on 24 Apr 1918 | |
| Joel, Hector Arthur[118] | Western Front | Mechanical transport companies | |||||
| Johnson, Cyril Claude[119] | Eldorado, VIC | 5th Field Company | Awarded a Meritorious Service Medal in 1917 for his service at Ypres | ||||
| Johnson, Leicester Grafton St. Clair[120] | Private | Sydney, NSW | France | 19th Battalion | |||
| Johnston, Edgar Charles[121] | Captain | Perth, WA | Gallipoli, France | 28th Battalion 24th Field Artillery Brigade Royal Flying Corps | Awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross | ||
| Jones, Rupert Henry[122] | Private | Hobart, TAS | Gallipoli | 2nd Tasmanian Expeditionary Force | |||
| Jones, W. J.[123] | Sapper | France | 4th Pioneer Battalion | ||||
| Joyce, John[124] | Lance Corporal | Hawthorne, Vit | 27 Jul 1915 | 28 | Egypt, France, Belgium | 7th Battalion | Wounded in action on 17 Aug 1916 |
| Joynt, William Donovan[125] | Lieutenant Colonel | Elsternwick, VIC | France | 8th Battalion | |||
| Jungwirth, Leslie Montus[126] | France | 10th Machine Gun Company | |||||
| Kay, Stuart[127] | Major | NSW | Egypt | 1st Australian General Hospital | |||
| Keally, Clifford R.[128] | Sergeant | Middle East | 10th Light Horse Regiment | ||||
| Keating, Noel Michael[129] | Corporal | France | 13th Brigade | ||||
| Keatinge, Maurice Barber Bevan[130] | Captain | Neutral Bay, NSW | 20 Feb 1916 | 28 | France | 3rd Pioneer Battalion | Served in the 3rd Pioneer Battalion, B Company |
| Keighery, Francis Leonard "Frank"[131] | Private | Gallipoli | 24th Battalion | Died at Lone Pine on 11 Sep 1915 | |||
| Kellaway, Frank Gerald[132] | Lieutenant | Melbourne, VIC | 6 May 1915 | Gallipoli, France | 22nd Battalion | Awarded the Military Cross for his service at Pozières | |
| Kemp, William Joseph[133] | Petty Officer | Albury, NSW | Served on HMAS Sydney | ||||
| Kendall, Guy Basil[134] | Trooper | Egypt | 7th Light Horse Regiment | ||||
| Ker, William Innes[135] | France | 50th Battalion | |||||
| Kerr, Harold[136] | Lorn, West Maitland, New South Wales | 22 Aug 1914 | 19 | Gallipoli | Served in the 1st Light Horse Regiment, and was killed in action on 7 Aug 1915 | ||
| Kidd, Thomas Anderson[137] | Major | VIC | 10th Light Horse Regiment | ||||
| Kiel, William Ernest[138] | Lance Corporal | 6th Field Ambulance | |||||
| Kilgour, Arthur McPhail[139] | Private | Melbourne, VIC | France | 1st Field Ambulance 2nd Battalion | |||
| King, Dorian B. A.[140] | Captain | Gallipoli | 3rd Battery Australian Field Artillery | ||||
| King, Ernest George[141] | Private | NSW | Gallipoli, France | 19th Battalion | Wounded twice, once at Pozières on 26 Jul 1916 and a second time at Bullecourt on 3 May 1917 | ||
| King, George B.[142] | Lieutenant | Parramatta, NSW | 26 Jul 1915 | 19 | Egypt, France, Belgium | 19th Battalion 4th Battalion | |
| King, Henry Aubrey[143] | Brisbane, QLD | 21 Aug 1914 | 25 | Gallipoli | 2nd Australian Light Horse Regiment | Wounded in action at Gallipoli | |
| King, James Clive Selwyn[144] | Private | Richmond River, NSW | 19 Jun 1915 | 20 | France | 1st Field Ambulance | Discharged on 19 Dec 1917 as medically unfit (shell shock) |
| King, Percy[145] | Gallipoli | 5th Light Horse Brigade | |||||
| Kinsmore, John William[146] | France | 50th Battery Australian Field Artillery | Kinsmore found the lost diary of German soldier Robert Winter at the village of La Motte and used it to record his own war experiences | ||||
| Kirby, James[147] | Served on HMAS Sydney | ||||||
| Kitchin, Alice E.[148][149] | Sister | Amherst, Victoria | 26 Sep 1914 | 41 | Gallipoli, Egypt, France | Australian Army Nursing Service | Served at Harefield Hospital, Middlesex 1917-1918. |
| Kitchin Kerr, George Ernest[150] | Corporal | Gallipoli | 14th Battalion | Captured at Gallipoli and held as a Turkish POW for the remainder of the war | |||
| Knodler, Keith Jack[151] | Warrant Officer | Brisbane, QLD | 30th Squadron RAAF | ||||
| Knodler, Reginald John[151] | Trooper | 1st Light Horse Regiment | |||||
| Knuckey, Verner Gladders[152] | Private | Cobar, NSW | Gallipoli, Egypt, France | 2nd Squadron Australian Flying Corps 8th Light Horse Regiment | |||
| Kook, Thorvald Emil Lear[153] | Private | Mount Gambier, SA | Western Front | 43rd Battalion | |||
| Krutli, H. E.[154] | 14th Battalion | Served in the D Company, 14th Battalion, 4th Infantry Brigade from Sep 1914 to Apr 1916. | |||||
| Kunkler, Allan Richmond[155] | Lieutenant | Lismore, NSW | Western Front | 15th Battalion | |||
| Kyle, A. B.[156] | France | 3rd Machine Gun Battalion | Killed in action at Passchendale in 1917 | ||||
| Laidlaw, Victor Rupert[157] | Private | South Melbourne, VIC | 18 Aug 1914 | 21 | Gallipoli, France | 2nd Field Ambulance | Wounded in action on 1 July 1916. Returned to Melbourne, March 1917. |
| Langford, Percival Charles William[158] | Lance Corporal | Gallipoli | 4th Light Horse Regiment | ||||
| Langtip, Henry 'Harry'[159] | Staff Sergeant | VIC | Palestine | 4th Light Horse Regiment | |||
| Larkins, Stanley M.[160] | Lance Corporal | Gallipoli | 1st Division | ||||
| Laseron, Charles Francis[161] | Sergeant | 9 Sep 1914 | 26 | Gallipoli | 13th Battalion | Wounded on 27 Apr 1915 | |
| Laugher, Bruce[162] | Sergeant | 27 Feb 1915 | Egypt, France | 5th Battalion | Killed accidentally on 24 Sep 1916 | ||
| Lawie, Charles[163] | Private | Queensland | 1 Mar 1915 | Gallipoli, Western Front | 25th Battalion | ||
| Lay, Edward[164] | Private | Bacchus Marsh, VIC | France | 8th Battalion | |||
| Lay, Percy[165] | Major | Ballan, VIC | Gallipoli, Western Front | 8th Battalion | |||
| Lee, Charles[166] | Newtown, NSW | 17 Aug 1914 | 21 | Egypt | Killed in action on 5 Jun 1915 | ||
| Leece, Leonard Barton[167] | Private | France | 15th Battalion | ||||
| Lenehan, Joseph A.[168] | Gunner | France | 14th Field Artillery Brigade | ||||
| Lennie, John[169] | Private | Gallipoli, Western Front | 4th Field Ambulance | ||||
| Leppard, G.[170] | Private | France | 6th Battery Australian Field Artillery | ||||
| Leslie, Claude Shelton[171] | Private | France | |||||
| Lewis, Athol Hugh[172] | Lieutenant | 28 Feb 1916 | Belgium, France | 3rd Artillery Division | |||
| Lewis, James Ray[173] | Bogan Gate, NSW; born Parkes, NSW | 16 Aug 1917 | 19 | France | 17th Battalion | Wounded at Mont St Quentin on 31 Aug 1918 | |
| Lewis, Owen Gower[174] | Lieutenant | 3 Jan 1916 | France | 10th Field Company Engineers 3rd Squadron Australian Flying Corps | Served with the 10th Field Company Engineers, then with the Australian Flying Corps. Killed in action on 12 Apr 1918. | ||
| Liddelow, Aubrey[175] | Captain | Gallipoli | 59th Battalion 7th Battalion | ||||
| Liebert, Sidney[176] | South Yarra | 21 Jan 1916 | 19 | France | 3rd Australian Division Signals Company | ||
| Lillie, George[177] | Private | Killarney, Qld | 24 Aug 1914 | 19 | Gallipoli | 9th Battalion | Served in the D Company, 9th Battalion, 3rd Division, 1st Australian Division, and was killed in action on 5 May 1915 |
| Lillywhite, Reginald Guy[178] | Warrant Officer | Gallipoli, Egypt | 3rd Field Ambulance | ||||
| Lindsell, James[179] | Auburn | 11 Dec 1914 | 20 | Gallipoli, France | 13th Battalion | Wounded in action three times, once at Gallipoli on 21 Aug 1915, once at Bullecourt on 15 May 1917, and once at Polygon Wood on 26 Sep 1917 | |
| Linney, Thomas Edward[180] | France, Belgium | 4th Division | |||||
| Linton, Noel Glendinning[181] | Sapper | Chatswood, NSW | 1 May 1916 | 26 | France and Belgium | 15th Field Company Engineers | |
| Lister, Eyre George[182] | Major | France | |||||
| Little, Edy[183] | Vaucluse | 27 Apr 1918 | 31 | France | 35th Battalion | ||
| Lloyd, Griffiths[184] | Gunner | France | 110th Howitzer Battery | ||||
| Locane, Andria[185] | France | 1st Machine Gunth[clarification needed] Battalion | |||||
| Logie, J.[186] | France | 2nd Australian General Hospital | |||||
| Long, William Booth[187] | France | 5th Battalion | |||||
| Lord, Cecil Clyde[188] | Kadina, SA | 3rd Light Horse Regiment | |||||
| Lorimer, William[189] | Lance Corporal | Hawksburn, VIC | 1 Dec 1914 | Egypt, Gallipoli, France | 5th Battalion | ||
| Loubet, Eric William[190] | Sapper | Sydney, NSW | 2/1 Field Company 6th Division | ||||
| Louch, T. S.[191] | Brigadier | Gallipoli, France | 51st Battalion | ||||
| Loud, Frank Thomas[192] | Private | Melbourne, VIC | Gallipoli, Western Front | 9th Battalion | His diary is written in the diary kept by Thomas Walter Ford, also from the 9th Battalion, who was killed in action on 25 Apr 1915. Loud, having lost his pack in the landing, found Ford's abandoned pack. | ||
| Loughran, H. G.[193] | Major | Gallipoli | Royal Australian Army Medical Corps | ||||
| Lowden, Cedric L[194] | Lieutenant | France | 36th Battalion | ||||
| Lowe, John Henry[195] | Sapper | Brisbane | 23 Mar 1917 | 40 | Palestine | 5th Light Horse Brigade | Served in the 5th Signal Troop, 5th Light Horse Brigade |
| Loxton, Hilda Mary[196] | Inverell, NSW | France | Red Cross | ||||
| Luders, Edward Michael[197] | Lance Corporal | Nundle, via Tamworth | 17 Aug 1914 | 20 | Egypt, France, Belgium | 1st Battalion | Awarded the Military Medal in 1917 in recognition of his service at Pozières |
| Lycett, William Dalton[198] | Lance Corporal | 12 Sep 1914 | 24 | 4th Field Ambulance 15th Light Railway Operating Company | |||
| MacArty, Humphry Warren Barker[199] | Broken Hill, NSW | 24 Aug 1914 | 28 | Egypt and Gallipoli | 10th Battalion 50th Battalion | ||
| Macdiarmid, Allan M.[200] | 45th Battalion | ||||||
| MacDonald, James[201] | Melbourne | 9 Sep 1914 | 36 | Gallipoli, France | 5th Battalion | Wounded at Gallipoli on 26 Apr 1915. He was sent to France on 14 Jun 1918 as a war artist. | |
| Macfarlane, Stuart Robertson[202] | 1st Light Horse Regiment | ||||||
| MacGillycuddy, Arthur Orpin[203] | Lieutenant | Gallipoli | 6th Light Horse Regiment Australian Flying Corps | ||||
| Mack, David Leonard[204] | 10th Battalion | ||||||
| Mackay, Alan Brownell[205] | 24th Battalion | Served with his brother Colin in the 24th Battalion. Both Alan and Colin were killed in action in 1918 | |||||
| Mackay, Alexander Sutherland[206] | Gunner | Brisbane, QLD | France, Belgium | 8th Field Artillery Brigade | Died of bronchial-pneumonia on 18 Dec 1918 | ||
| Mackay, Herbert Douglas[207][208] | Gunner | Townsville, QLD | 22 Oct 1917 | 37 | Field Artillery Brigade, Reinforcement 34 | ||
| Mackay, Murdoch Nish[209] | Major | Bendigo, VIC | France | 22nd Battalion | Killed in action at Pozières on 5 Aug 1916 | ||
| Mackenzie, Charles Kenneth[210] | Served on HMAS Melbourne | ||||||
| Mackenzie, Ronald[211] | Gallipoli, Lemnos, Egypt and France | Killed in action on 30 Jul 1916 | |||||
| MacKenzie, William Kenneth Seaforth[212] | Colonel | 19th Battalion 23rd Battalion | |||||
| Mackie, George Norman[213] | Warrant Officer | Prospect, SA | Egypt, Lemnos, France | 27th Battalion | |||
| Mackie, Ralph[214] | Gunner | France | 10th Battery Australian Field Artillery | ||||
| MacLeod, George[215] | Private | Western Front | 47th Battalion | Killed in action on 8 Jun 1917 at Messines | |||
| MacNamara, John Patrick[216] | Private | Coffs Harbour | 2 Feb 1916 | 19 | Palestine | Served in the 1st Light Horse Brigade and later the No. 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps. He was awarded the Military Medal in 1917 | |
| Macrae, Gordon[217] | Sergeant | Dorrigo | 10 Sep 1914 | 25 | Gallipoli, Egypt | 6th Australian Light Horse | |
| Maddox, John Owen[218] | Private | Eastwood | 11 May 1915 | 19 | Gallipoli, France | 1st Field Ambulance | Served in the 1st Field Ambulance as a stretcher bearer |
| Maddren, Eric[219] | Private | ||||||
| Magill, Eric Lindsay[220] | Corporal | VIC | Gallipoli | 7th Light Horse Regiment | Wounded at Gallipoli and died on 20 Oct 1915 | ||
| Maguire, J. T.[221] | France | 8th Battalion | |||||
| Major, Eric Latimer[222] | 50th Battalion | ||||||
| Makinson, Frank[223] | Private | Neutral Bay | 4 Sep 1914 | 35 | Gallipoli, France | 13th Battalion | Served in the 13th Battalion, 4th Brigade. He was killed in action on 29 Aug 1916 |
| Mallinson, Randolph[224] | Lieutenant | 22nd Battalion | Captured at Herleville in Aug 1918 | ||||
| Marlan, Robert Francis 'Spike'[225] | Colonel | Goondah, NSW | Royal Military College, Duntroon | ||||
| Marsh, Henry James Marsh[226] | Private | Brisbane, QLD | 19 Apr 1916 | 21 | Ship | 47th Battalion | Killed in action on 12 Oct 1917 |
| Marshall, James I.[227] | Private | Darlinghurst | 6 Mar 1916 | 18 | France and Belgium | 53rd Battalion | Hospitalised with trench fever in July 1917. |
| Martin, Edwin John[228] | Private | McMahons Point, enlisted in Goulburn | 22 May 1916 | 44 | France | 20th Battalion | Served in the 20th Battalion, 5th Brigade, 2nd Division |
| Martin, Jack[229] | Mosman | 14 Aug 1914 | 23 | New Guinea | Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force | ||
| Maschmedt, Laurie P[230] | France | 12th Machine Gun Company | Killed in action at Zonnebeke | ||||
| Maskew, Frank[231] | Driver | Egypt, France | 14th Field Artillery Brigade | ||||
| Mason, Arnold[232] | Lance Corporal | France | 14th Field Company | Captured at Fromelles and held in POW camps at Dulmen, Minden and Diepholz | |||
| Mason, Charles Francis[233] | France | 1st Australian Divisional Ammunition Column | |||||
| Mason, David Mitchell[234] | Private | Egypt, France | 15th Field Ambulance 8th Field Ambulance | ||||
| Mason, Harry Pidcock[235] | France | ||||||
| Masters, Harold W.[236] | Egypt, France | Reported missing in action on 6 May 1917 | |||||
| Matheson, Leslie Norman[237] | Sergeant | 16th Battery Australian Field Artillery | |||||
| Matthews, Arthur Edward[238] | France | 3rd Battalion | |||||
| Matthews, Harley[239] | Private | Fairfield, NSW | 26 Aug 1914 | 25 | Gallipoli | Wounded on 3 Aug 1915, he received a special mention for conspicuous gallantry | |
| Maudsley, Henry F.[240] | France | 29th Battalion | |||||
| Mawby, Robert Noel[241] | Gunner | France | 12th Field Artillery Brigade | ||||
| May, Leonard[242] | Major | Singleton, NSW | France, Belgium | Royal Australian Army Medical Corps | |||
| McAnulty, Cecil Anthony[243] | Private | Ballarat, VIC | Gallipoli | 3rd Battalion | Killed in action at Lone Pine in Aug 1915 | ||
| McArthur, Edwin V.[244] | Private | Western Front | 3rd Pioneer Battalion | ||||
| McAulay, Roderick[245] | Private | Waverley NSW | 18 Aug 1915 | 34 | |||
| McCardel, Charles Edward[246] | Second Lieutenant | Wangaratta, VIC | Egypt, France, Belgium | 7th Battalion | |||
| McCarthy, Herbert Joseph[247] | Captain | Gallipoli | 6th Battalion | ||||
| McCarthy, Sidney[248] | Redfern, NSW | 3 Nov 1914 | 23 | Egypt, Gallipoli, Middle East | 7th Light Horse Brigade | Served in the 7th Light Horse Brigade, A Squadron | |
| McClean, Hector Morgan[249] | Private | Chatswood, NSW | 20 | France, Belgium | 9th Field Ambulance | Served in the 9th Field Ambulance as a stretcher bearer and orderly | |
| McClintock, George Thomas[250] | Parramatta, NSW | 14 Sep 1914 | 21 | France, Gallipoli | [[13th Battalion (Australia) | 13th Battalion]] 17th Battalion | |
| McConnan, Edgar Don[251] | Sergeant | France | 4th Field Ambulance | ||||
| McCrae, Geoffrey Gordon[252] | Major | Hawthorn, VIC | Egypt, Gallipoli, Cyprus, France | 60th Battalion 7th Battalion | Wounded at Gallipoli, and later killed in action on 19 Jul 1916 at Fromelles. Christ Church in Hawthorn, Victoria has a stained glass window commemorating him | ||
| McCrae, Lionel Oscar[253] | Carlton, VIC | 12 Mar 1915 | 26 | France, Belgium | 18th Battalion | Hospitalised on 10 Nov 1916 with trench fever and discharged one month later. On 9 Jul 1917 he was awarded a Military Medal for bravery. He was killed in action on 20 Sep 1917 | |
| McDonald, Hugh[254] | Sapper | VIC | France | 4th Divisional Signal Company 10th Divisional Signal Company | |||
| McDougall, Wallace Andrew[255] | Lieutenant | NSW | Australian Flying Corps | Machine gun units | |||
| McDowell, Arthur Francis[256] | Sapper | Palestine | Royal Australian Engineers | ||||
| McGee, Henry Xavier[257] | Redfern, NSW | 1 Anzac Topographical Section 20th Battery [[Royal Australian Artillery |
Australian Field Artillery]]; 5th Field Artillery Brigade Royal Flying Corps | ||||
| McGilvray, A. W. E. 'Archie'[258] | Western Front | 13th Battalion | |||||
| McGrath, John[259] | Egypt, Gallipoli | 4th Light House[clarification needed] | |||||
| McGrath, William[260] | Major | VIC | 8th Light Horse Regiment | Entries in the diary of Major Thomas Harold Redford after his death in Aug 1915 are attributed to McGrath, who served with Redford[260] | |||
| McGregor, John F.[261] | Gallipoli, France | 18th Battalion | Wounded in action at Bullecourt, 22 Aug 1916 | ||||
| McGregor, William Hodge[262] | Trooper | Gallipoli | Killed on 5 Jun 1915 | ||||
| McGrigor, A. M.[263] | Lieutenant | Gallipoli | British Army | ||||
| McGuigan, Edward Thomas[264] | Private | Western Front | 3rd Pioneer Battalion | ||||
| McHenry, Robert Wellesley[265] | Gallipoli, France | 2nd Field Artillery Brigade | |||||
| McInnis, Ronald Alison[266] | Lieutenant | Mackay, QLD | Gallipoli, France | 2nd Field Company 26th Battalion 53rd Battalion | |||
| McIntyre, G. K.[267] | Corporal | France | British Army | ||||
| McIntyre, W. M.[268] | Gallipoli, France | 23rd Battalion | |||||
| McKay, Leslie James[269] | Sapper | Waverley, NSW | 1 Sep 1915 | 18 | France and Belgium | 15th Field Company Engineers | Wounded on 30 Sep 1918 |
| McKenzie, Hugh W.[270] | Lieutenant | Gallipoli, Western Front | 1st Machine Gun Company | ||||
| McKenzie, W. G.[271] | Gallipoli, France | 9th Battery Australian Field Artillery | |||||
| McKenzie, William Henry[272] | Private | France | 3rd Battalion | Died in 1917 | |||
| McKenzie, William[273] | Lieutenant Colonel | 4th Battalion | Awarded the Military Cross | ||||
| McKerlie, Robert[274] | France | [[13th Battalion (Australia) 13th Battalion]] | Stretcher bearer | ||||
| McKern, Howard Taylor[275] | Corporal | Arncliffe, NSW | Gallipoli | 4th Battalion | Wounded at Lone Pine on 6 Aug 1915 and died on 15 Aug 1915 of his wounds aged 22 | ||
| McKinley, Thomas John[276] | Private | Greenponds, TAS | 8 Mar 1915 | 32 | Egypt, Dardanelles, France | 8th Battalion | Served in the 8th Battalion, 6th Reinforcement and was killed in action on 11 Sep 1916 |
| McKinnon, Eric George[277] | Corporal | 30th Battalion | |||||
| McLachlan, B. H.[278] | Lieutenant | 18th Battalion Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force | |||||
| McLean, Archibald[279] | Awarded the Military Cross in 1918. Before the war, Dr McLean was the chief medical officer and bacteriologist on Douglas Mawson's Australasian Antarctic Expedition | ||||||
| McLean, Godfrey James[280] | Sergeant | 14 Feb 1916 | 11th Field Artillery Brigade 12th Field Artillery Brigade | Served as a gunner with the 11th and 12th Field Artillery Brigades. He was awarded the Military Medal | |||
| McLean, James Joseph[281] | Private | Darlinghurst, NSW | 14 May 1915 | 21 | Gallipoli, France | 25th Battalion | Wounded in action on 5 Aug 1916 |
| McLennan, John Hattam[282] | Lieutenant | Gallipoli | 35th Battalion 5th Battalion | ||||
| McLennan, William Rae[283] | Private | Sandford, VIC | France, Belgium | 2nd Machine Gun Battalion | |||
| McLeod, Jack[284] | Private | 10 Sep 1915 | 4th Light Horse Regiment 7th Battalion | Died of wounds received in action on 18 Apr 1918 | |||
| McMichael, J.[285] | France | 37th Battalion | Died in 1917 | ||||
| McMillan, Arthur[286] | Corporal | Egypt, Gallipoli, France | 23rd Battalion | ||||
| McMillan, Florence Elizabeth[287] | Sister | Sydney | 26 Apr 1915 | 33 | Middle East | Australian Army Nursing Service | Served as a nurse in the Middle East |
| McMillan, Gilbert[288] | |||||||
| McNair, Livingstone[289] | Lance Corporal | France | 17th Battalion | Evacuated from the front in July 1916 suffering from shell shock | |||
| McNamee, Edward Michael[290] | Private | Gallipoli, France | 9th Battalion | ||||
| McNicol, Norman G.[291] | Lieutenant | France | 37th Battalion | ||||
| McPhee, Charles C.[292] | France | 4th Machine Gun Battalion | Captured at Dernancourt | ||||
| Mcphee, J. E.[293] | Sergeant | Gallipoli, France | 4th Field Ambulance | ||||
| McPhee, James Edmond[294] | Sergeant | 3 Oct 1914 | Gallipoli, France | 4th Field Ambulance | Awarded the Military Medal | ||
| McPherson, Athol Cluny[295] | Private | Nangeela, VIC | Gallipoli | 5th Battalion | Killed in action on 19 Aug 1915 aged 34 | ||
| McPherson, Donald[296] | Sergeant | Gallipoli | 2nd Division | ||||
| McRae, John Duncan[297] | Private | Newtown | 31 Oct 1916 | 22 | Belgium | 19th Battalion | Died on 19 Sep 1917 after being wounded the previous day |
| McWhae, Hector[298] | Bombardier | Gallipoli, France, Belgium | 2nd Field Artillery Brigade | Wounded in Dec 1917 at Passchendale | |||
| Meads, John Hartley[299] | Captain | France, Belgium | 18th Battalion | ||||
| Meggy, Douglas Acland[300] | Private | Paddington, NSW | France | 3rd Battalion | |||
| Meggy, Percy Arthur[301] | Driver | Sydney, NSW | |||||
| Melly, Oscar[302] | Haymarket | 9 May 1916 | 43 | France | 1st Medium Artillery | Served in the 1st Medium Artillery, 3rd Reinforcements, Heavy Truck Motor Battery | |
| Melville, Charles Patrick[303] | Bombardier | Western Front | 18th Battery Australian Field Artillery 6th Field Artillery Brigade Royal Australian Army Medical Corps | ||||
| Mercer, Harold[304] | Corporal | Collaroy | 17 Apr 1917 | 35 | France | 1st Battalion | |
| Merrington, Ernest Northcroft[305] | Colonel Chaplain | Newcastle | Gallipoli | 1st Light Horse Regiment | |||
| Middleton, William Frankfort[306] | Cootamundra, NSW | 13 May 1915 | 32 | France and Belgium | 3rd Battalion | Served in the 3rd Battalion, 7th Reinforcement | |
| Miles, Thomas Alfred[307] | Hobart, TAS | Gallipoli, France | 12th Battalion 3rd Light Trench Mortar Battery | ||||
| Millar, Christopher Kenneth[308] | Bondi, NSW | 22 Aug 1914 | 19 | Gallipoli, France | Wounded in action at Gallipoli, and later awarded the Military Cross | ||
| Millard, Reginald Jeffrey[309] | Colonel | Newcastle, NSW | Gallipoli | 1 Auxiliary Hospital 1st Casualty Clearing Station 1st Field Ambulance Royal Australian Army Medical Corps | |||
| Miller, Alex Halden[310] | Co-organiser of the Gilgandra Cooee Recruitment Mar | ||||||
| Miller, William Richard[311] | Lance Corporal | France | 50th Battalion | ||||
| Milson, Stewart[312] | Captain | QLD | Gallipoli | 4th Battalion | Killed in action on 6 Aug 1915 at Lone Pine, Gallipoli | ||
| Minahan, Michael[313] | Private | born Milparinka NSW | 17 Sep 1914 | 25 | Egypt and Palestine | 6th Light Horse Regiment | Served in the 6th Light Horse Regiment, C Squadron |
| Mitchell, Geoffrey Arthur Nevett[314] | Corporal | Ballarat, VIC | 13th Balloon Company | ||||
| Mitchell, George Deane[315] | Major | Caltowie, SA | Gallipoli, France | 10th Battalion 48th Battalion | |||
| Mitchell, Keith James[316] | Private | South Yarra, Victoria | 12 Jan 1915 | 21 | France, Egypt, Dardanelles | 6th Field Ambulance | |
| Molony, Frank Henderson[317] | Private | Woollhara | 9 Jul 1915 | 20 | France, Belgium | 1st Field Ambulance | |
| Monaghan, Charles Vincent[318] | Nowra | 20 Jul 1915 | 30 | Egypt, France | Australian Army Medical Corps | Served as a stretcher bearer in the Australian Army Medical Corps | |
| Monk, Cecil George[319] | Private | Erskinville, NSW | 24 Oct 1916 | 23 | France | 54th Infantry Battalion 2nd Machine Gun Battalion | Hospitalised in Oct 1917 with trench fever |
| Moon, Eric[320] | Private | Kogarah | 31 Oct 1916 | 21 | France and Belgium | 19th Battalion | Served in D Company, 19th Battalion |
| Moore, Arthur John[321] | Milson's Point, NSW | 6 May 1915 | 28 | Egypt | 8th Field Ambulance | Served as a stretcher bearer with the 8th Infantry Brigade, 8th Field Ambulance Sections B and C. He was wounded in action in Apr 1917 and awarded the Military Medal for bravery | |
| Moore, Charles[322] | Driver | France | 57th Battalion | ||||
| Moore, George R.[323] | Bombardier | Gallipoli | 1st Division 2nd Brigade | ||||
| Moore, George[324] | Gallipoli | ||||||
| Moore, Ralph Ingram[325] | Captain | Summer Hill, NSW | 1 Sep 1914 | 26 | Gallipoli, France | 3rd Australian Infantry Battalion | Served in the 3rd Australian Infantry Battalion and was awarded the Military Cross in recognition of his service at Gallipoli. He was also awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1914-15 Star Retrieved 17 Jan 2014, British War Medal and Victory Medal, and was killed in action on 7 Oct 1917 |
| Moorhead, Eric Wallace[326] | Lance Corporal | Gallipoli, France | 5th Battalion | ||||
| Morgan, Raymond D.[327] | Private | Gallipoli | 7th Light Horse Regiment | ||||
| Morgan, Roger[328] | Lance Corporal | France | 1st Field Ambulance | ||||
| Morrice, Nellie Constance[329] | Head Sister | Sutton Forest, NSW | 21 Nov 1914 | 33 | Egypt, England, France | Australian Army Nursing Service | |
| Morris, Alfred Prichard Kington[330] | Private | Armadale, Vict | 18 Aug 1914 | 21 | Gallipoli, Egypt, Sinai and Palestine | ||
| Morris, Basil Moorhouse[331] | Major General | Melbourne, VIC | 3 Jun 1915 | 26 | 36th Heavy Artillery Group | ||
| Morris, Ernest Newby[332] | Petty Officer | VIC | Royal Australian Navy | Served on HMAS Huon | |||
| Morris, Leslie[333] | Private | Haberfield | 6 Dec 1915 | 29 | Egypt, Palestine | 1st Australian Light Horse Field Ambulance | Served as a stretcher bearer with the 1st Australian Light Horse Field Ambulance |
| Morris, Percy[334] | Helensburgh, NS | 31 May 1916 | 33 | France | Wounded in action at the Battle of Mont St Quentin on 31 Aug 1918 while serving as a runner, and received the Military Medal for his services | ||
| Morris, Robert Irvine[335] | Private | Pyrmont, Sydney | 22 Oct 1915 | 18 | Egypt, France | 18th Battalion | Served in the 18th Battalion, 8th Reinforcement and was awarded the British War Medal and Victory Medal. He was killed in action on 26 Aug 1916 |
| Morrison, George Hugh[336][337] | Corporal | 45th Australian Infantry Battalion | |||||
| Morrison, James Arthur[338] | Sapper | Deniliquin, NSW | 1st Divisional Signal Company | ||||
| Morrison, Matthew Edward[339] | Trooper | Western Front | 13th Light Horse Regiment | ||||
| Mortimer, C. R.[340] | HMAT Karoola | ||||||
| Mott, Arthur Ernest Percival[341] | Lieutenant | Moonee Ponds, VIC | 28 Jan 1915 | 19 | 1st Squadron Australian Flying Corps | ||
| Moulden, R. E.[342] | Private | 18 Aug 1914 | Egypt | 1st Australian Light Horse Field Ambulance | |||
| Moule, C.[343] | France | 50th Battalion | Died in 1917 | ||||
| Muir, Frederick Warren[344] | Private | Unanderra, NSW | 22 Aug 1914 | 21 | Gallipoli | 1st Battalion | Died on 28 Nov 1915 of wounds received at Gallipoli |
| Mulder, Harold John[345] | Captain | Egypt, Middle East | 8th Light Horse Regiment | ||||
| Munro, Edward Charles[346] | Lance Corporal | Burpengary, QLD | 10 Sep 1915 | 19 | 5th Field Ambulance | ||
| Munro, Thomas Denholm[347] | Driver | Malvern, Vict | 5 May 1916 | 24 | 6th Field Artillery Brigade | Wounded in action on 11 Aug 1918 | |
| Murphy, Thomas Samuel[348] | Sergeant | Camperdown | 17 Aug 1914 | 31 | Gallipoli | Wounded in action on 8 Aug 1915 | |
| Murphy, Clarence R.[349] | Light horse units | ||||||
| Murphy, George Francis[350] | Lieutenant Colonel | Gallipoli | 18th Battalion | ||||
| Murphy, T.[351] | Gallipoli, Flanders, Somme | 5th Battalion | |||||
| Murray, Ernest[352] | Sergeant | Berry | 27 Aug 1914 | 33 | Egypt, Gallipoli, France, Belgium | 1st Field Company 14th Field Company | Awarded the Military Medal and bar in 1917. He was wounded in action on 30 Jan 1918 |
| Murray, James Nicholas[353] | Private | Armidale, New South Wales | 10 Feb 1915 | 30 | Egypt, Gallipoli | 25th Battalion, D Company[354] | |
| Murray, John A.[355] | Private | France | 11th Field Ambulance | ||||
| Murray, Leslie Harold[356] | Sergeant | Beechworth, VIC | 4th Light Horse Regiment | ||||
| Nainby, Frederic Arthur Fullerton[357] | Lance Corporal | Merrylands, NSW[358] | 7 Jul 1915 | 35 | Egypt, France | Infantry Brigade 4, Field Ambulance 5, Reinforcement 8 | |
| Nash, John Brady[359] | Lieutenant-Colonel | Sydney | 19 Oct 1914 | 57 | Egypt | Australian Army Medical Corps | |
| Neal, Frederick William[360] | Lance Corporal | Maryborough, QLD | 19 Aug 1914 | 22 | Gallipoli | 9th Battalion | Wounded at Gallipoli |
| Neander, Charles George[361] | Corporal | Gosford, NSW | Captured and held as a German POW | ||||
| Neaves, Henry Herbert[362] | Lieutenant | Wollongong, NSW | Gallipoli, France | 45th Battalion | |||
| Neil, Henry "Harry" Alexander[363] | Private | France | |||||
| Neill, Clive Lander[364] | Gunner | Sydney, NSW | France | 7th Field Artillery Brigade | Served with the Electrical and Mechanical Mining and Boring Company | ||
| Neville, Ethel Alice Flett[365] | Staff nurse | 2 Mar 1915 | Australian Army Nursing Service | ||||
| Newman, Ernest William[366] | Petty Officer | Cambridge, England | 29 Apr 1912 | 40 | Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force | Served in the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force, and later with the Royal Australian Navy on HMAS Australia | |
| Newton, L. M.[367] | Captain | France | 12th Battalion | ||||
| Newton, William Thomas[368] | Major | Egypt, Western Front | 14th Field Ambulance 15th Field Ambulance | ||||
| Nicholson, John James[369] | Private | 24 Oct 1916 | Western Front | 23rd Battalion | |||
| Nicholson, William Henry[370] | Private | 'Kennelworth', Bonshaw | 19 Aug 1915 | 18 | Egypt, France | 3rd Battalion | Served in the 2nd Company, 3rd Battalion |
| Nimmo, Percy Ernest[371] | Lieutenant | North Adelaide, SA | 9 Sep 1915 | 30 | France, Belgium | 48th Battalion | |
| Nixon, James Harold Claude[372] | Private | Orbost, VIC | 10 Nov 1915 | 25 | Royal Flying Corps | ||
| Nixon, Robert Rex[373] | Private | Neutral Bay Sydney | 1 May 1915 | 18 | 4th Battalion 56th Battalion 61st Battalion | ||
| Nixon, Rupert Charles[374] | Private | Neutral Bay Sydney | 24 Sep 1914 | 21 | Gallipoli, France | 13th Battalion | Served in the 13th Battalion as a signaller. Wounded in action on 3 May 1915 at Gallipoli |
| Nixon, Victor Rodney[375] | Private | Neutral Bay Sydney | 31 May 1915 | 21 | France | Wounded in action on 2 Apr 1917 | |
| Noble, Robert Jackson[376] | Sergeant | Sydney, NSW | 20 Oct 1915 | 21 | 5th Machine Gun Battalion | ||
| Noble, Vivian Henry William[377] | Corporal | Enmore, NSW | Aug 1914 | 20 | Gallipoli, France | 3rd Battalion | |
| Norgard, William[378] | Sapper | SA | 4th Division | ||||
| North, Cedric Roy[379][380] | Lance Corporal | Bundaberg, QLD | 26 Aug 1915 | 21 | France | 25th Battalion | Diary covers 22 February 1917 until 19 March 1918. Cedric was killed in action 2 days later. |
| North, Charles Vincent Rice[381] | Private | Rockhampton, QLD | 11th Field Ambulance | ||||
| Nott, Lewis Windermere[382] | Captain | Bundaberg, QLD | Scottish Forces | ||||
| Nunn, J. A.[383] | Captain | France | 3rd Pioneer Battalion |