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	Raymond D. Seipel, 24. Wounded in action in Ben Cat on October 13, he was killed in action on February 7, 1966 in Bien Hoa.
	Gordon C. Sharp, 21. Lt. Sharp lead his troops in the battle against the VC in The Battle of Long Tan. He was killed in action by a sniper in a two hour battle on August 18 1966.
	Keith C. Shaw, 21. Shaw was a private in 4RAR when a sniper shot him in the head during an enemy contact in Bien Hoa on October 8, 1968.
	Lawrence R. Sheppard, 22. The rifleman private died in a major battle at Fire Base Coral, along with eight other Australian soldiers on May 13 1968 in Bien Hoa.
no photo available	Peter J. Sheriff. A member of the RAAF 1 Operational Support Unit, he was seconded to 9 Squadron and died on January 8 1971 after he accidentally discharged a M60 rifle in Albatross flight lines in Vung Tau Air Base.
no photo available	Noel E. Shipp, 22. Shipp enlisted in the RAN in 1963 and arrived in Vietnam with RANHFV in 1968. Seven months later in Dinh Tuong province, as EMU formations tried to land troops, they met heavy fire. The lead gunship pursued the enemy into a wooded area. Shipp hung out of the aircraft and was fatally wounded as the aircraft went out of control and crashed
	Anthony P. Siggers, 34. He was killed accidentally when the US aircraft in which he was travelling crashed on take-off at Tam Ky, Quang Tri, on August 21 1967.
	Thomas Simpsom, 27. Popular with his unit, he arrived in Vietnam in 1965 and died of cerebral malaria in 93 Evac. Hospital Bien Hoa, on December 9 1965, three days after taking ill.
	John M. Slattery, 21. A private rifleman with 1RAR he was killed in an enemy contact 23kms north of Nui Dat, Bien Hoa, on October 8 1968.
	Ronald G. Smillie, 19. He died when an M16 mine accidentally exploded during an early afternoon road clearing operation in Phuoc Tuy on July 23 1969.
	Baron F. Smith, 21. Smith died of his wounds August 11 1969, 1 Australian Field Hospital Vung Tau after a sentry from another section of his own platoon fired on him during a patrol earlier in the day in Bien Hoa.
	Bernard L. Smith, 29. Three weeks after completing his first tour of duty in Vietnam 1966 he returned to D Coy 10 Platoon 5RAR. The sergeant was killed after walking into a mine-field at Phuoc Hoa Long, near Nui Dat on March 9 1969.
	Francis J. Smith, 25. He died from a single gunshot wound to the chest from a enemy sniper on Sepember 21 1965, at Ben Cat, Bien Hoa.
	John Smith, 21. He died when a mine exploded as he cleared a road in Phuoc Tuy on July 23 1969, three weeks after he arrived in Vietnam.
	Noel A. Smith, 22. The intense fire from a exploding petrol stove multilated Smith on March 23 1971. He died of pneumonia five days later in 24 US Evac. Hospital.
	Peter C. Smith, 23. A rifleman private with 9RAR, he died from wounds to the neck and head on January 19 1969 in Phuoc Tuy.
	Paul L. Smith, 19. He suffered wounds from an enemy mine during a land-clearing and night ambush patrol operation on American Independence Day July 4 1969. He died in 24 US Evac. Hospital.
	Ronald K. Smith, 19. A single sniper's shot to the chest killed the rifleman private on April 3 1970, in Long Khanh.
	Gordon D. Sorrensen, 24. VC troops shot him in a enemy contact with his platoon from 9RAR on June 30 1969 in Long Khanh province.
	Roderick J. Sprigg, 21. He was killed in action during Operation Ivanhoe, in an enemy contact on September 21 1971.
no photo available	Henry J. Stanczyk, 21. A VC RPG killed Stanczyk and wounded four others on April 30 1970.
	Gregory Ian Stanford, 22. He died in a enemy contact in Nui Tao Mountains in Phuoc Tuy on December 18 1969.
	David J. Steen, 21. A mortar killed Steen during a post midnight attack by the enemy on Fire Base Anderson on February 18 1968.
	John G. Stevens, 21. He died accidentally from a gunshot wound to the head in Phuoc Tuy at 7.30pm on January 23 1970.
	John M. Stone, 27. WO2 Stone died when shot in the eye during a enemy contact in the Ashau Valley, Thua Tien on April 19 1967. He was recommended for the US Silver Star and MID (posthumuosly)
	Michael Sukmanowksy, 21. He died when a claymore mine accidentally detonated on September 21 1968, two weeks after arriving in Vietnam.
	Paul C. Sullivan, 21. Killed in an enemy contact on December 27 1965.
	Thomas Suter, 21. He was killed when a grenade exploded in unit lines at Bien Hoa on February 27 1966.
	Henry E. Suttor, 26. A corporal with 5RAR an enemy mortar is believed to have killed him in Phuoc Tuy on November 15 1969. Here is another version (the correct on I think) Here
	Ronald J. Swanton, 29. The WO2 with the AATTV was shot in the chest by VC troops on November 13 1965, but his body was not recovered until the following morning.
	John R. Sweetnam, 29. VC troops killed him in a small arms exchange as his unit conducted a dawn search and destroy patrol in Long Tuy on June 9 1966.
	Arnold Sykes, 25. He died in action from multiple gunshot wounds on a morning patrol in Phuoc Tuy on January 19 1969.
	Alan Talbot, 21. Talbot died when hit by an enemy mine that also wounded four soldiers on February 1 1971 in Phuoc Tuy.

Raymond D. Seipel, 24. Wounded in action in Ben Cat on October 13, he was killed in action on February 7, 1966 in Bien Hoa.

Gordon C. Sharp, 21. Lt. Sharp lead his troops in the battle against the VC in The Battle of Long Tan. He was killed in action by a sniper in a two hour battle on August 18 1966.

Keith C. Shaw, 21. Shaw was a private in 4RAR when a sniper shot him in the head during an enemy contact in Bien Hoa on October 8, 1968.

Lawrence R. Sheppard, 22. The rifleman private died in a major battle at Fire Base Coral, along with eight other Australian soldiers on May 13 1968 in Bien Hoa.

Peter J. Sheriff. A member of the RAAF 1 Operational Support Unit, he was seconded to 9 Squadron and died on January 8 1971 after he accidentally discharged a M60 rifle in Albatross flight lines in Vung Tau Air Base.

Anthony P. Siggers, 34. He was killed accidentally when the US aircraft in which he was travelling crashed on take-off at Tam Ky, Quang Tri, on August 21 1967.

Thomas Simpsom, 27. Popular with his unit, he arrived in Vietnam in 1965 and died of cerebral malaria in 93 Evac. Hospital Bien Hoa, on December 9 1965, three days after taking ill.

John M. Slattery, 21. A private rifleman with 1RAR he was killed in an enemy contact 23kms north of Nui Dat, Bien Hoa, on October 8 1968.

Ronald G. Smillie, 19. He died when an M16 mine accidentally exploded during an early afternoon road clearing operation in Phuoc Tuy on July 23 1969.

Baron F. Smith, 21. Smith died of his wounds August 11 1969, 1 Australian Field Hospital Vung Tau after a sentry from another section of his own platoon fired on him during a patrol earlier in the day in Bien Hoa.

Bernard L. Smith, 29. Three weeks after completing his first tour of duty in Vietnam 1966 he returned to D Coy 10 Platoon 5RAR. The sergeant was killed after walking into a mine-field at Phuoc Hoa Long, near Nui Dat on March 9 1969.

Francis J. Smith, 25. He died from a single gunshot wound to the chest from a enemy sniper on Sepember 21 1965, at Ben Cat, Bien Hoa.

John Smith, 21. He died when a mine exploded as he cleared a road in Phuoc Tuy on July 23 1969, three weeks after he arrived in Vietnam.

Noel A. Smith, 22. The intense fire from a exploding petrol stove multilated Smith on March 23 1971. He died of pneumonia five days later in 24 US Evac. Hospital.

Peter C. Smith, 23. A rifleman private with 9RAR, he died from wounds to the neck and head on January 19 1969 in Phuoc Tuy.

Paul L. Smith, 19. He suffered wounds from an enemy mine during a land-clearing and night ambush patrol operation on American Independence Day July 4 1969. He died in 24 US Evac. Hospital.

Ronald K. Smith, 19. A single sniper's shot to the chest killed the rifleman private on April 3 1970, in Long Khanh.

Gordon D. Sorrensen, 24. VC troops shot him in a enemy contact with his platoon from 9RAR on June 30 1969 in Long Khanh province.

Roderick J. Sprigg, 21. He was killed in action during Operation Ivanhoe, in an enemy contact on September 21 1971.

Henry J. Stanczyk, 21. A VC RPG killed Stanczyk and wounded four others on April 30 1970.

Gregory Ian Stanford, 22. He died in a enemy contact in Nui Tao Mountains in Phuoc Tuy on December 18 1969.

David J. Steen, 21. A mortar killed Steen during a post midnight attack by the enemy on Fire Base Anderson on February 18 1968.

John G. Stevens, 21. He died accidentally from a gunshot wound to the head in Phuoc Tuy at 7.30pm on January 23 1970.

John M. Stone, 27. WO2 Stone died when shot in the eye during a enemy contact in the Ashau Valley, Thua Tien on April 19 1967. He was recommended for the US Silver Star and MID (posthumuosly)

Michael Sukmanowksy, 21. He died when a claymore mine accidentally detonated on September 21 1968, two weeks after arriving in Vietnam.

Paul C. Sullivan, 21. Killed in an enemy contact on December 27 1965.

Thomas Suter, 21. He was killed when a grenade exploded in unit lines at Bien Hoa on February 27 1966.

Henry E. Suttor, 26. A corporal with 5RAR an enemy mortar is believed to have killed him in Phuoc Tuy on November 15 1969.Here is another version (the correct on I think) Here

Ronald J. Swanton, 29. The WO2 with the AATTV was shot in the chest by VC troops on November 13 1965, but his body was not recovered until the following morning.

John R. Sweetnam, 29. VC troops killed him in a small arms exchange as his unit conducted a dawn search and destroy patrol in Long Tuy on June 9 1966.

Arnold Sykes, 25. He died in action from multiple gunshot wounds on a morning patrol in Phuoc Tuy on January 19 1969.

Alan Talbot, 21. Talbot died when hit by an enemy mine that also wounded four soldiers on February 1 1971 in Phuoc Tuy.

Henry E. Suttor, 26. A corporal with 5RAR an enemy mortar is believed to have killed him in Phuoc Tuy on November 15 1969.
Here is another version (the correct on I think) Here