GWA-02(60) - Infantry Officer - The 5th Division, 15th Brigade, 60th Battalion D-Day Helmet (often with transverse crest

Helmet (often with transverse crest for visibility)

suggesting a soldier advancing with confidence and determination

His stance

Serving both ceremonial and battlefield roles

ROMEN018 - Kneeling Germanic Warrior helps bring the conflicts between Rome and the Germanic tribes to life

GWA-02(60) - Infantry Officer - The 5th Division, 15th Brigade, 60th Battalion D-Day Helmet (often with transverse crestThe 60th Battalion was an infantry battalion of the Australian Imperial Force during World War I. It belonged to the 15th Brigade, which formed part of the 5th Division. Formation The 60th Battalion was raised in Egypt in February 1916 after the Gallipoli campaign, when the AIF expanded from two infantry divisions to five. The battalion was formed largely from experienced soldiers of the 8th Battalion, with many recruits coming from Victoria. Service