SPA031A - Marching Hoplite with Lambda Shield Over Head D-Day and other rare creatures were

and other rare creatures were brought from distant lands and became part of Roman spectacle and luxury

officers ensured discipline

a tightly organised formation where discipline and teamwork were more important than individual actions

The story of Albert Borella reflects the experience of Australian infantry on the Western Front: small-unit leadership

Vehicles such as this highlight the importance of the systems working behind the front line to support combat operations

SPA031A - Marching Hoplite with Lambda Shield Over Head D-Day and other rare creatures wereSPA031A Marching Hoplite with Lambda Shield Over Head The Lambda symbol has become one of the most recognised emblems associated with ancient Sparta. Representing Lacedaemon, the region controlled by Sparta, the symbol reflected the pride and identity of one of Greece's most famous military societies. This figure depicts a marching hoplite carrying a Lambda shield above his head, presenting the image of a Greek warrior preparing for battle. The raised