GG91-05 - Two Skirmishing 91st Regiment (Princess Louise's Argyll Shire Highlanders) Papau New Guinea Recruited from across the empire

Recruited from across the empire and its territories

Among the most recognised German Panzer commanders of the Second World War was Ernst Barkmann

Whitewash paint applied over standard camouflage

Hoplites relied upon close formation tactics

Australian artillery units played a crucial role throughout the conflict

GG91-05 - Two Skirmishing 91st Regiment (Princess Louise's Argyll Shire Highlanders) Papau New Guinea Recruited from across the empireGG91 05 Two Skirmishing 91st Regiment (Princess Louise's Argyllshire Highlanders) The 91st (Princess Louise's Argyllshire Highlanders) earned a reputation for courage and professionalism during Britain's colonial campaigns, where disciplined skirmish lines were essential in difficult terrain. Operating ahead of the main force, these soldiers engaged the enemy with precision while protecting advancing formations. This dynamic pair captures the movement