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Battalion roll

This roll combines the records of over 6300 Māori and Pacific Island men who served in the First and Second World Wars. Of these over 2700 served in the First World War, mainly in the Māori (aka Native) Contingent and Māori Pioneer Battalion. The remaining 3600 men served in the 28th Māori Battalion in the Second World War.

Surname Forename(s) War Serial No (WW1) Serial No (WW2)
Kavae WW1 16/1208 N/A View full profile
Lagigie WW1 16/1080 N/A View full profile
Tiulai WW1 16/1091 N/A View full profile
Kaipati WW1 16/1333 N/A View full profile
Lukupa WW1 16/1075 N/A View full profile
Naka WW1 19278 N/A View full profile
Pita WW1 16/1114 N/A View full profile
Taukilo WW1 16/1136 N/A View full profile
Aupini WW1 19231 N/A View full profile
Leini WW1 16/1070 N/A View full profile
Takaroka WW1 16/1198 N/A View full profile
Arii WW1 16/1139 N/A View full profile
Terepii WW1 19315 N/A View full profile
Otitoa WW1 16/1106 N/A View full profile
Mitikone WW1 16/1097 N/A View full profile
Pafalani WW1 16/1112 N/A View full profile
Tanga WW1 16/1224 N/A View full profile
Tavili WW1 16/1150 N/A View full profile
Apelila WW1 16/1031 N/A View full profile
Uku WW1 16/1175 N/A View full profile
Gutupulega WW1 16/1049 N/A View full profile
Litioti WW1 16/1079 N/A View full profile
Mou WW1 16/1209 N/A View full profile
Pulegamata WW1 16/1113 N/A View full profile
Tilimaka WW1 16/1178 N/A View full profile
Lapa WW1 16/1064 N/A View full profile
Fasene WW1 16/1034 N/A View full profile
Okore WW1 19286 N/A View full profile
Pita WW1 16/1193 N/A View full profile
Taulisi WW1 16/1161 N/A View full profile
Pimeleko WW1 16/1118 N/A View full profile

Note the Second World War roll does not contain the names of those who were in other units but worked closely with the 28th Māori Battalion or those who served in the 15th Reinforcements or Jayforce. See a list of these people here. The names and other details given in this roll are those recorded on enlistment. Many Māori Contingent and 28th Battalion soldiers used alternative names or were known by both Māori and English versions of their names; these are recorded where known. Rank information is often first known rank. Please let us know if a soldier was known by an alternative name or was promoted to a higher rank by the end of the war.

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