The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
At the International Post. These posts were established where the Australians linked up with the French troops. They were garrisoned partly by Australians and partly by the French to ensure sound liaison. At left is Private Parkin, 37th Battalion, standing in the trench on the front line post with an unidentified French soldier. In the background, left, is a British tank occupied by Germans, in the centre is the Australian wire and recessed into the trench is a box of ready access hand grenades.
Australians of the 37th Battalion and French Colonial troops at the International post, near Monument Wood. Members of the 37th Battalion, 10th Brigade, 3rd Division, standing in the trench, front to
Australians of the 37th Battalion with French Colonial troops in the International Post before Monument Wood. Identified, along right of trench, back to front (wearing their steel helmets): Lieutenant
Red French Army Zouave cap made from wool felt. It was given to Lieutenant Colonel Reginald John Albert Travers (along with an Aiguilette) by Major Calogne of the 3rd Zouaves while occupying one of
Lieutenant General Sir John Monash KCB VD, presenting a Military Medal to a member of the 2nd Australian Division near Camon. Left to right: Captain (Capt) M. H. Cruickshank, 40th Battalion; unidentif
Majon'ni, Korea. 1953-07-27. Partly disguised netting connecting trenches between Green Finger Trench and left hand Trench on The Hook occupied by D Company, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regime
A group of French, American and Australian soldiers gathered in a trench at the International Post. Identified in the back row, centre, is 740 Lance Corporal William Methven, 37th Battalion. The post
