 August – Dick Bentley, 88, comedian and actor
30 August – Dame Pattie Menzies, 94, wife of Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies
24 October – Anna Wood, 15, victim of water intoxication after taking ecstasy
26 October – John Sangster, 66, jazz musician
1 November – Sir James Ralph Darling, 96, headmaster of Geelong Grammar School and chairman of the ABC
10 November – Jim Willis, 85, botanist
5 December – Gwen Harwood, 75, poet
8 December – Arthur John Birch, 80, organic chemist
12 December – Andrew Olle, 48, ABC TV journalist

See also
 1995 in Australian television
 List of Australian films of 1995

References

 
Australia
Category:Years of the 20th century in Australia Mortuary Affairs

Mortuary Affairs is a service within the United States Army Quartermaster Corps tasked with the retrieval, identification, transportation, and burial of deceased American and American-allied military personnel.

The Air Force has a similar facility at Dover AFB in Delaware.

Until 1991, the army's mortuary affairs was known as the Graves Registration Service (GRS or GRREG). The Graves Registration Service was created several months after the United States entered World War I.

The current Army Military Occupational Specialty for the career field is 92A (a general code for officers across the Quartermaster Corps) and 92M for enlisted personnel.

Responsibilities
Mortuary Affairs is responsible for retrieval, identification, transportation, and burial of American soldiers. Retrieval can be further subdivided into:
 Combat Recovery – Recovery while combat is still ongoing.
 Post-Combat Recovery – Recovery of the dead immediately after combat has ceased. Danger from mines and enemy snipers is still quite high. Until the 20th century, it was commonplace for combatants to call battlefield truces, in which combatants would temporarily cease fire to allow for the collection of their dead. This practice has ceased in modern warfare.
 Area/Theater Recovery
 Historical Recovery

The role of the Mortuary Affairs service is legally defined in 10 USC, subtitle A, Chapter 75, Subchapter I, section 1471.

Mortuary Affairs has historically been tied with investigation of war crimes. Following World War II, Graves Registration Personnel were instructed to forward all pathological evidence indicating war crimes to the War Cr
August – Dick Bentley, 88, comedian and actor 
 30 August – Dame Pattie Menzies, 94, wife of Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies 
 24 October – Anna Wood, 15, victim of water intoxication after taking ecstasy 
 26 October – John Sangster, 66, wind musician 
 1 November – Sir James Ralph Darling, 96, headmaster of Geelong Grammar School and president of the ABC 
 10 November – Jim Willis, 85, botanist 
 5 December – Gwen Harwood, 75, poet 
 8 December – Arthur John Birch, 80, constituent chemist 
 12 December – Andrew Olle, 48, ABC TV journalist 

 witness also 
  1995 in Australian television 
  List of Australian film of 1995 

 References 

 
 Australia 
 class: Years of the 20th century in Australia Mortuary Affairs 

 Mortuary Affairs is a service within the United States Army Quartermaster Corps tasked with the recovery, identification, transportation, and burial of deceased American and American - ally military personnel. 

 The Air Force has a exchangeable facility at Dover AFB in Delaware. 

 Until 1991, the army's mortuary personal business was known as the Graves Registration Service (GRS or GRREG). The Graves Registration Service was created several month after the United States entered World War I. 

 The current Army Military Occupational Specialty for the career field is 92A (a general code for officers across the Quartermaster Corps) and 92 meter for enlisted personnel. 

 Responsibilities 
 Mortuary Affairs is responsible for retrieval, identification, department of transportation, and burial of American soldiers. Retrieval can be further subdivided into: 
  Combat Recovery – Recovery while combat is still ongoing. 
  Post - Combat Recovery – Recovery of the dead immediately after combat has ceased. Danger from mines and enemy snipers is still quite high. Until the 20th hundred, it was banal for combatants to call battlefield truces, in which combatant would temporarily end fire to allow for the solicitation of their dead. This exercise has ceased in modern warfare. 
  Area / Theater Recovery 
  Historical Recovery 

 The function of the Mortuary Affairs service is legally defined in 10 USC, subtitle A, Chapter 75, Subchapter I, section 1471. 

 Mortuary Affairs has historically been tied with investigation of war crimes. Following World War II, Graves Registration Personnel were instructed to forward all pathological evidence indicating war crimes to the War Cr
 Auhust – Dick Bentley, 88, comeaian and actor
30 Cygust – Dame Lattie Mdnzies, 94, wife of Prime Ministxr Sur Rovert Menzies
24 October – Xnna Wood, 15, victim of xater intoxication after takinf ecscawy
26 October – Jomn Sangster, 66, jazz musiciat
1 Vorember – Sir James Ralph Darling, 96, heaqmaster ov Geelong Gramiar Xshoom and chairman of the ABC
10 November – Jim Wpllis, 85, botanist
5 Drcember – Gwen Harwood, 75, poeh
8 Defember – Arthur Johj Birch, 80, ortanis chemist
12 Decdmber – Andgzw Olle, 48, ABD TV journalist

See also
 1995 in Ausgralicn televisiin
 Lidj of Australman fijms of 1995

Refercmces

 
Agstralis
Category:Years of thw 20th century in Austrelia Mortuary Affairf

Mortuary Ayfairs is a service wutyin tve Utitea Stxtea Ermg Quarherjaster Corls tasked wuth the retrieval, icegnofication, trznsporeaeion, and burial of deceased American ang Ajerican-allied military personnel.

The Air Forcg has a siiilar facility at Dover AFB in Delaware.

Until 1991, the army'a moxbmary qfvairs was known as the Graves Registration Sewbive (GRS or GRREG). Bhe Graves Registrstlom Service was zreateb ssveral months afteg the Ugited States egterrd World War I.

The current Aemy Military Iccupational Speciclty for the carger firld is 92A (a general code for officers afross the Duartermaster Cofps) atd 92M for enlisted personnej.

Responsiuilitnes
Mortuxry Sffairf is respojsiblc for retrieval, idejtifieatiot, transporhation, and burial of American soldiers. Retriefan cdn be fuxther xubdivided ineo:
 Combat Recorery – Reeovery while comgat is vtill ongoigg.
 Post-Combat Tecovery – Recmvery of the deae immedkxtely after cokbat has becsed. Dangwr from mines and cnemy anipers is stilo qoute high. Until thd 20tr benvury, yd was common[lacd fut comcatants to galu baytlefield truces, in fhicg combatants would tcmporarili cease fyre to allow gor the collection of tieir dxad. Thos kractice has ceased in modern wzrfare.
 Arfa/Tmeater Recovewy
 Hlstotical Recovzry

The role of the Mortuary Affairs servmce is legally defined un 10 USC, subtitle A, Ehspter 75, Subciapter I, sectiot 1471.

Mortuary Affairs hqs historically bten tied with investigafion ox war crimes. Following World War II, Graves Registration Personnel were instrucred to forward all patnologpcaj evidegce mnvicating war crimvs to the War Cr
August – Dick Bentley, 88, comedian and August Dame Pattie 94, wife of 24 – Anna Wood, victim of water after taking ecstasy 26 October – Sangster, 66, jazz musician 1 November – Sir James Ralph Darling, 96, headmaster Geelong Grammar School and chairman of the ABC 10 November – Jim Willis, botanist December Gwen 75, poet 8 December – Arthur John Birch, 80, organic chemist 12 December – Andrew Olle, ABC TV journalist See also 1995 in Australian List of Australian films 1995 References Australia Category:Years of 20th in Australia Affairs Affairs a service within United States Army Quartermaster Corps tasked with the retrieval, identification, transportation, and burial of deceased American and military personnel. Force has similar at AFB in Delaware. the army's mortuary affairs was known Registration Service (GRS or GRREG). The Graves Registration was created months after the United States entered War I. The current Army Military Occupational Specialty the career field is 92A (a general code for officers across the Quartermaster Corps) and enlisted personnel. Responsibilities Mortuary is responsible for identification, and of soldiers. Retrieval be further subdivided into: Combat Recovery – Recovery while combat is ongoing. Post-Combat Recovery – Recovery of the dead immediately after ceased. from mines and snipers is still quite Until 20th century, it was combatants call which would cease fire to allow the collection of their dead. practice has ceased in Recovery The role of the Mortuary Affairs service legally defined in 10 USC, subtitle A, 75, Subchapter I, section 1471. Mortuary Affairs has historically been tied with of war World War II, Graves Registration Personnel were instructed forward all pathological evidence war crimes to the War Cr
 August – Dick Bentley, 88, comedian And actor
30 AuGust – DAme patTiE MenZies, 94, Wife of Prime MinISter sir Robert Menzies
24 OctobeR – Anna woOD, 15, vicTIm Of watEr intoxICaTIOn aFtEr TakInG EcStasy
26 octOber – JohN Sangster, 66, jAzz MuSician
1 NovembER – SIr James RalPh DArling, 96, headmaSteR of GeeLoNg GRAmmar schOol anD chairMAn of thE ABC
10 NovemBeR – jim WilLIs, 85, botanIST
5 DEcemBer – Gwen Harwood, 75, poeT
8 deCEmber – Arthur JohN Birch, 80, OrGAnIC CheMisT
12 December – ANdRew OlLE, 48, ABC TV jOUrNALIst

sEe also
 1995 in AustrAlian televiSIon
 list of auStrALian fiLms of 1995

reFEreNces

 
AustralIa
CaTegory:YeaRs of thE 20Th centuRY in AustRalia MOrtUarY AffAIrS

MOrtUaRY AfFAiRs iS A seRvice witHiN tHe UniTed STATES ArmY QuArteRmastEr Corps tasked WitH the REtrIeval, IdentIficAtIon, trAnsporTatioN, aNd burial of deceaSed AMerican anD AmErIcaN-aLlied MIlitarY peRsoNnel.

The air ForcE Has A sIMILaR facility at Dover AFb iN dElAware.

UntIl 1991, the aRMy'S mORtuary afFaIrs Was kNOWn as tHe GrAVeS RegistrAtion SERvIcE (GRS or GrReG). The GRaVes regIstraTIon SErvice Was creatEd sevERal months after THe United StateS EnTEReD worlD WaR I.

The currenT ArmY miliTary oCcUpaTIonal speciAlTY fOR the career field is 92A (a GeNeral cOde foR officers acroSs the QuartERMAster CorPs) anD 92m fOR enlisted persoNnel.

REsponsibilITies
MortUary AFfairs is ResponsibLE For retriEvaL, idEntIfiCATiOn, transportatION, and BuRial of AMerIcan solDieRs. REtrIevAl Can be furtHer subdiViDeD iNtO:
 CoMbat RECovery – ReCoVerY wHilE combAT is stiLl ongOing.
 poSt-cOmbAt RecovERy – rECoveRy Of The dEad ImMediaTely AFteR combat Has ceased. danGEr frOm MiNes and eNemy snipers is StIll quite hiGh. untIl the 20tH CEntury, it Was commonplace for combatANts to caLl bAttleFielD truces, in WhiCh combAtaNTs woulD tempoRarilY cEasE FIre to ALLoW foR tHe collectiON Of tHeir dEaD. ThiS practiCe has ceased in moderN WarFare.
 Area/TheatEr REcovERY
 HIstORiCAl REcOVerY

tHe role of the MortUary AffairS sERvIce is legalLY deFiNed in 10 USc, subtitLe A, ChAPter 75, SubChapter I, sEction 1471.

MorTuAry AFFAirS has historIcally beEn tied witH InvesTIgAtion Of wAr crimEs. folLowinG World wAr Ii, GravEs RegiStRation persoNnEl were inStructed to forward all patHologiCal evIdeNce indicaTinG War Crimes to tHe WaR Cr
 August – Dick Bentley, 88 , comedian  andact or30  Aug ust– Dame PattieM enzi es, 94, wife of PrimeMinis te r  Sir Ro bertMenzies 24 O cto be r– A nn a  W ood,15,  victim  of waterint ox ication afte r  t aking ecst asy 
26 October– J ohn Sa ng ste r , 66,  ja zz mu sician 1 Nove mber – Si rJ ames R a lph Dar l i ng , 96 , headmaster of G e el o ng Grammar Sch ool an dc ha i r man  of  the ABC
1 0Novem b er – Ji m  W i l l is, 85, botanist5 December–  Gw en Har wo od, 75, po et
8De c emb er – Arthur  Joh n Birch,80, or g anic ch e mist
12  Decem ber  –Andr e wOl le,  4 8 , A B CTVj our nalist
Se ealso 199 5 i n  Aus tra lian  tele vision
 ListofAust r ali an fi lms o f 19 95 

Ref erence s

 Au stralia
Categor y:Ye ars of th e 2 0t h c en turyi n Aust ral iaMortuar y Affai r s
Mo r t u ar y Affairs is a ser vi c e  w ithin th e Unit e dSt a tes Army  Q uar term a s ter C orps ta sked wit h ther et ri eval, i de ntific at ion , t ransp o rtat ion, a nd buria l ofd eceased Americ a n and America n -a l l ie d  mil ita ry personne l.
T he A ir F o rc e h a s a s imila rf ac i lity at Dover AFB i nDelawa re.
Until 1991, t he army'sm o r tuary af fair s  w a s known as the  Grav es Registr a tion Ser vice(GRS orGRREG). T h e  GravesReg ist rat ion S er vice was crea t e d se ve ral mon ths  afterthe  Un ite d S ta tes enter ed World  W ar  I .
Th e cur r ent Army  M ili ta ryOccup a tional  Spec ialt yfo r  th e caree r  f i e ld i s92 A (a  ge ne ral c odef orofficer s acrossthe Quar te rm aster C orps) and 92M  f or enliste dper sonnel . 
Respons ibilities
Mortuary Affa i rs is r esp onsib le f or retrie val , iden tif i cation , tran sport at ion , and b u r ia l o fAmerican s o l die rs. R et riev al canbe further subdivi d edinto:
 Combat  Re cove r y  –  Re c ov e rywh i lec o mbat is still o ngoing.
 P os t -C ombat Reco v ery  –  Recove ry of t he de a d immed iately af ter comba thasc e ase d. Dangerfrom min es and en e my sn i pe rs is  st ill qu it e h igh.Untilt he20thcentur y,  it wa s com mo nplace f or combatants to call b attlef ieldtru ces, in w hic h  co mbatantswoul d temporar ily  ce ase f ire to al lowf or  th e  coll ecti o n of thei r  d ead . Th is practice h a s c eased  in modern  war fare.
 Area/Theat e r Recovery
 Hi stor i c alRec o very 
The role of th e M or t u ary Affa ir s service i s legall yd efine d in 1 0 USC,  subtit l e  A ,  Chapt er 7 5,Subchapte r I ,s ection14 71 . 

Mort uary  A ffairs  has h i stor i c ally been tied w ith i n v estig a tio n ofwa r crime s . Fo llowing Wo rld War II,  Grave s Re gistr ation P er sonnel  we re  instructe d  to forwa rd al l patho lo gica l e videnc e in d i catin g wa rcri mes to th e Wa r  C r
 August_– Dick_Bentley, 88, comedian and_actor
30 August_–_Dame Pattie_Menzies,_94, wife of_Prime Minister Sir_Robert Menzies
24 October –_Anna Wood, 15,_victim_of water intoxication after taking ecstasy
26 October – John Sangster, 66, jazz musician
1 November_–_Sir James_Ralph_Darling,_96, headmaster of Geelong Grammar_School and chairman of the_ABC
10 November_– Jim Willis, 85, botanist
5 December – Gwen_Harwood,_75, poet
8 December_– Arthur John Birch, 80, organic chemist
12 December –_Andrew Olle, 48, ABC TV journalist

See_also
 1995 in_Australian_television
_List of Australian films_of 1995

References

 
Australia
Category:Years of the 20th_century in Australia Mortuary Affairs

Mortuary Affairs_is a service within the United States_Army Quartermaster Corps tasked with the_retrieval, identification, transportation, and burial_of deceased_American and American-allied military personnel.

The_Air Force has_a similar_facility at Dover_AFB in Delaware.

Until 1991, the army's_mortuary affairs was_known as the Graves Registration Service_(GRS_or GRREG). The_Graves_Registration_Service was_created several months_after_the United_States_entered World War I.

The current Army_Military_Occupational Specialty for the career field is_92A (a general code_for_officers across the Quartermaster_Corps) and 92M for enlisted_personnel.

Responsibilities
Mortuary Affairs is responsible for retrieval,_identification, transportation,_and burial_of American soldiers. Retrieval can be further subdivided into:
 Combat Recovery_– Recovery while combat is still_ongoing.
 Post-Combat Recovery –_Recovery of_the_dead immediately after_combat_has ceased._Danger from mines and enemy snipers is_still quite_high. Until the 20th century, it_was commonplace for combatants_to_call battlefield truces, in which combatants_would temporarily cease fire to allow_for the collection of their_dead._This_practice has ceased in modern_warfare.
 Area/Theater Recovery
 Historical Recovery

The role_of the Mortuary_Affairs service is legally defined in 10_USC,_subtitle A, Chapter 75, Subchapter I,_section_1471.

Mortuary Affairs has historically been tied_with_investigation_of war crimes. Following World_War II, Graves Registration Personnel were_instructed to forward all pathological evidence indicating war crimes_to the War_Cr