the Minister announced the identification of 14 more sets of remains, the total number of men now identified stands at 110. However, this process is ongoing and nine more soldiers have recently been identified. The cemetery was officially dedicated on 19 July 2010. In order to mark the completion of the project, a commemorative event took place at the cemetery at which the last of the 250 soldiers was buried and the Governor-General, Ms Quentin Bryce AC, delivered an address. The 94th anniversary of the battle of Fromelles was also commemorated by a ceremony in the Commemorative Area of the Australian War Memorial where Ashley Ekins, Head of Military History at the Australian War Memorial, gave a special closing address. Two months earlier the Royal Australian Mint issued a special twenty cent coin to commemorate the Battle of Fromelles. The coin carries an image of the statue by Peter Corlett which depicts Sergeant Simon Fraser carrying a wounded soldier over his shoulder. Anzac Day 30 The website of the Office of Australian War Graves contains links to overseas memorials, with information on current projects on overseas and Australian memorials. Pozieres In 'Men of Pozieres', Peter Burness describes Australia's first fighting on the Somme which began in darkness on 23 July 1916 when the 1st Australian Division took the village of Pozieres in a costly but successful attack. (Wartime, Issue 34, 2006, pp. 38 -- 42). In 'Pozieres hell', Burness examines the human cost of the battle on those who survived.