English: One of the duties performed by the men of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR) in Korea, is the manning of a check point in the military road which runs through 'Gloucester Valley', near the scene of the British Regiment's famous stand. It is a double post and any vehicle which managed to force its way through the road block would be brought up short by machine gun fire from the covering post sited a short distance off the road. Manning the machine gun post is 5410035 Private (Pte) John Robert 'Jock' Agar of Busselton, WA, wearing his parka as protection against the icy wind which whistles through the valley. Pte Agar, who served in France and Germany during the Second World War with the King's Own Scottish Borderers, came to Australia as a migrant assisted by the RSL. Before joining the Australian Regular Army Pte Agar worked in Busselton as a linesman for the Postmaster General (PMG).