SS116 - Soldier Carrying Mortar Legs SS Mortar Team D-Day and legacy of the Roman

and legacy of the Roman Empire

providing collectors with exceptional versatility

In ancient armies

While Australia’s airborne capability has been more limited compared to larger nations

showing a wounded Roman soldier standing victorious over a fallen opponent

SS116 - Soldier Carrying Mortar Legs SS Mortar Team D-Day and legacy of the RomanSS116 Soldier Carrying Mortar Legs SS Mortar Team Mobility was one of the greatest advantages offered by infantry mortars during the Second World War. Unlike heavier artillery, mortar teams could rapidly relocate as the battle developed, allowing infantry commanders to maintain fire support even during fast moving advances or tactical withdrawals. Achieving this flexibility required every member of the crew to carry part of the weapon and its