WW1: Lieutenant, 41st Infantry Battalion AIF
WW2: #Q371 and #Q144114 - Captain HQ Northern Command
"First Lieutenant Jules L. Tardent, of the 42nd Battalion, was awarded by the French military authorities the Croix de Guerre, with the following mention: A distinguished and brilliant officer. Detached as a liaison officer, in the first firing line with the 3rd Regiment of Zouaves. Has acquitted himself of his mission with the greatest distinction, giving in all circumstances proofs of an intelligent activity and a smiling courage." - The Queenslander, 18 Jan 1919
WW2: #Q371 and #Q144114 - Captain HQ Northern Command
"First Lieutenant Jules L. Tardent, of the 42nd Battalion, was awarded by the French military authorities the Croix de Guerre, with the following mention: A distinguished and brilliant officer. Detached as a liaison officer, in the first firing line with the 3rd Regiment of Zouaves. Has acquitted himself of his mission with the greatest distinction, giving in all circumstances proofs of an intelligent activity and a smiling courage." - The Queenslander, 18 Jan 1919
WW1: Lieutenant, 41st Infantry Battalion AIF
WW2: #Q371 and #Q144114 - Captain HQ Northern Command
"First Lieutenant Jules L. Tardent, of the 42nd Battalion, was awarded by the French military authorities the Croix de Guerre, with the following mention: A distinguished and brilliant officer. Detached as a liaison officer, in the first firing line with the 3rd Regiment of Zouaves. Has acquitted himself of his mission with the greatest distinction, giving in all circumstances proofs of an intelligent activity and a smiling courage." - The Queenslander, 18 Jan 1919
WW2: #Q371 and #Q144114 - Captain HQ Northern Command
"First Lieutenant Jules L. Tardent, of the 42nd Battalion, was awarded by the French military authorities the Croix de Guerre, with the following mention: A distinguished and brilliant officer. Detached as a liaison officer, in the first firing line with the 3rd Regiment of Zouaves. Has acquitted himself of his mission with the greatest distinction, giving in all circumstances proofs of an intelligent activity and a smiling courage." - The Queenslander, 18 Jan 1919
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