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The National Archives of Australia holds the original Service Records
If you have any problems or queries with your Defence Service Records or you can’t locate the person your looking for please contact them using this useful link or directly by phone during working hours on 1300-886-881.
National Archives of Australia
Mapping our Anzacs
This is a new project on their website that has three new ways to commemorate the original Anzacs. This will also help in the future link a Photograph to a Service Record
Mapping our Anzacs
Find a service person and see their service record
Is another method of finding a Defence Service Record by birthplace or enlistment.
A world map will come up starting with Australia. Click on the flags that show the location of where you believe they were born (red flags) or enlisted (Blue flags)
Add a note or photograph to the scrapbook
Having found a service person of interest, you can add your own note or photograph to
the digital scrapbook. You’ll need to be registered and logged in to use this part of the website.
Build a tribute to people important to you
A third way to use Mapping our Anzacs is to build your own tribute to a group of service personal. They may be from your town: they may be your ancestors: or they may be a combination. Again you’ll need to registered and logged in to use this part of the website.
Examples of where my families enlisted WWI
Albert Alfred Curry Casula, Sydney 29.11.15
Henry Ernest Curry Holdsworthy, Sydney 17.09.15
Henry John Marchment Holdsworthy, Sydney 25.11.15
Robert Westall Marchment Holdsworthy, Sydney 25.11.15
Stan Hastings Marchment Holdsworthy, Sydney 25.11.15