Our Indigenous Heroes - They Also Served

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Surname: Bideau
Given name: A P A
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SERVICE INFORMATION

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Service: Wartime Worker
Conflict: WWII
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Regt/Ship/Sqdn: Road Gang, Harvesting, Cane, Cotton
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Area of Service: Western Australia

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Veteran Story: Wartime Labourers Australia During World War II, Australia faced a significant labor shortage due to the need for a large workforce to support military operations and industry. The Australian Army established Employment Companies to ensure a dedicated workforce for essential laboring tasks. These companies were composed of soldiers and sometimes included 'aliens', or 'non-British' citizens, to meet the demands of the war effort. The National Archives of Australia holds extensive records about Australia's defense and war efforts, including service records of Australians who served in the Second World War. These records can help learn more about the laborers who contributed to the war effort and their contributions to Australia's defense
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