"Hi Caroline, Go to http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/ and type in your uncles name. If you can't find the record, go to Namesearch tab and select the relevant war from the drop down list to narrow your surname search.
Sara
(NAA)"
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RecordSearch - We've gone digital
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As part of our move to delivering services online and in digital format, we have ceased our print copy service. You now have the option to purchase an online copy of records in our collection and…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by sarfarnaa Aug 9, 2016.
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caroline healy replied to sarfarnaa's discussion RecordSearch - We've gone digital"How can I read my uncles war service record?"
sarfarnaa posted a discussionRecordSearch - We're going digital
As part of our move to delivering services online and in digital format, we have ceased our print copy service. You now have the option to purchase an online copy of records in our collection and then print your own copy if you choose to. You can still order high-resolution digital copies of photographs through PhotoSearch and RecordSearch and all digital copies will still be available for viewing in RecordSearch. Original records continue to be…See More
sarfarnaa replied to Annette Odonohue's discussion Who were the First World War solders"Feel free to share your research on the Discovering Anzacs website - http://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/ .
Once you register, you can add locations of memorial against the life events map and list for a person.
It may assist your research, to take…"
sarfarnaa commented on Brian Bailey's blog post Fredrick John Bailey"Inward passenger lists are available for ships that went to Fremantle in Western Australia first. You could try looking at http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au under the Passenger Arrivals Index green tab.
Or else try…"
sarfarnaa commented on Noel Raymond Swalling's blog post Uncle Bill"You can also go directly to RecordSearch here - http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au ;
Sara (NAA)"
sarfarnaa commented on Trish Schell's blog post Possible WW1 record"Hello Trish
You can search Discovering Anzacs for Advanced Search > Person > Last name THOMAS and first name Arthur.
With Place of Birth location - Tasmania
There are four names - perhaps one of your…"
sarfarnaa commented on margaret haynes's blog post army mates"Great photo, you can share on the page for Raymond Charles Wilkinson on Discovering Anzacs
http://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/"
sarfarnaa commented on Keran Carsburg's blog post Donaldson, William Henry born 1 November 1889 WWI Service"Try going to http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/ and in the Basic Search type "William Henry Donaldson" - there are a few results, might be one of those."
sarfarnaa commented on Patricia Charmaine Gallinetti's blog post Departing Australia 1949"Try searching "outgoing passenger" on RecordSearch - http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au - you can request to view the cards in a capital city Reading Room (if you register on RecordSearch)."
sarfarnaa commented on R_Heal's blog post WW1 and WW2 service records"You may want to request a copy of his WW2 service record - as it could also have his WWI service record.
The WWII is currenlty not yet been examined. You can request a copy, by going to recordsearch.naa.gov.au and under 'Advanced Search' -…"
sarfarnaa commented on Dianne Sisley's blog post Sergeant Robert Long of 26th Battalion, Qsld."You can find his Robert Baskeville LONG service record and profile page here - http://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/browse/person/339681"
sarfarnaa commented on Bridget Lunn's blog post Charles Bonner"Hi Bridget,
You may want to try National Archives query - http://naa.gov.au/collection/askquestion/ - as they have passenger arrival cards and ship logs into Australia.
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sarfarnaa commented on Marguerite's blog post Identity search"Hello Marguerite,
You might want to try Discovering Anzacs - here is a search result for william patrick Lawler - http://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/Search/Persons?LastName=Lawler&Query=WILLIAM%20PATRICK%20&Page=1&Rows=15
This website…"
sarfarnaa commented on Anne Speedie's blog post William McBride"You might want to try the Passenger Arrivals Index - http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/Scripts/PassengerSearch.asp or else you can also send us a request using an Online form - http://naa.gov.au/collection/askquestion/"
sarfarnaa replied to Anthony Berry's discussion boer war"Some Boer War records are found on http://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/ - select Advanced Search and try finding their names for Profiles.
You may also want to try NSW State Records.
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