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A full-body, eye-level shot shows a mannequin dressed in a World War II-era Australian uniform, with a British helmet, holding a bottle and a rifle, in what appears to be a museum exhibit. The mannequin is positioned in front of a brick wall. A placard in the lower left corner of the image contains text in both French and English describing the exhibit. The French text translates to: "the territorial zone of Dunkirk. wears an Australian uniform, a British helmet, and is with field gear and rifle recovered from the German army. from the French Resitance formed the Dewulf and battalions. They were joined by a 3rd Battalion from Lille. Together, they formed the Dewulf and Bienassis. They are from October 1944, which became 51st RI in January 1945." The English text reads: "er of the Dunkirk territorial area wears an Australian uniform, a British helmet, and is with field gear and rifle recovered from the German army. from the French Resitance formed the Dewulf and Battalions. They were joined by a 3rd Battalion from Lille. They are from October 1944, Infantry Regiment from October 1944, 1945." The mannequin is wearing a khaki uniform consisting of a jacket, trousers, and webbing. A rifle is slung over its right shoulder, and a knife is attached to its belt. The mannequin's left hand is holding a green glass bottle with a wire closure. The background is a textured brick wall, suggesting an indoor setting.
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