The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Units of the French Foreign Legion drawn up on parade in a hollow square to mark the annual celebration of the famous victory of the Legion at the Battle of Camerone (Mexico) in 1863. It is claimed that in this engagement, sixty Legionnaires fought and defeated an enemy force of 3000.
A battalion of the French Foreign Legion drawn up on parade in a hollow square for the initial ceremony of annual celebrations to mark the victory of the Legion at the Battle of Camerone in 1863.
Units of the French Foreign Legion moving to form up on parade for the ceremony to mark the annual celebrations which commenorate the Legions victory at Camerone (Mexico) in 1863.
A view of one of the units of the French Foreign Legion on parade as part of the ceremony for the annual celebrations which commenorate the famous victory of the Legion at the Battle of Camerone (Mex
Informal group portrait of French Army Officers and civilians who were spectators at a parade of units of the French Foreign Legion for the annual celebrations to mark the victory of the Legion at the
An informal portrait of General Richard of the French Army (front centre) taken on the occasion of a parade for the annual celebrations to mark the victory of the French Foreign Legion at the Battle o
Group portrait of guests at the annual ceremony in which units of the French Foreign Legion paraded to mark the victory of the Legion at Camerone (Mexico) in 1863. Left to right: Colonel Salisbury-Jo