MAC-07C Three Phalangites with White Shields D-Day RS020A - Charging Japanese Marine

RS020A - Charging Japanese Marine Green Trousers & Backpack

Typical formations:

A 1st Infantry Division Australian soldier from New South Wales in a "Moving Forward" or "Forward" pose

The Greek letter "Λ" represented Lacedaemon

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