SP093-SA - Bronze Aussie At Attention Papau New Guinea representing an infantryman taking a

representing an infantryman taking a firing position during combat

ROM150 - Roman Sentry with Cheetah

Worked under pressure during combat operations

Its simplicity made it useful in regions with limited infrastructure

The AK123 "Standing Firing" is a hand-painted metal toy soldier produced by King & Country as part of their World War II Afrika Korps series

SP093-SA - Bronze Aussie At Attention Papau New Guinea representing an infantryman taking aA Bronze Aussie at Attention evokes a stylised depiction of an Australian soldier standing in formal military posture, often represented in commemorative sculpture or ceremonial iconography. This image is closely associated with the traditions of Australian service across conflicts such as the World War I and the World War II. In military terms, at attention is the most rigid and disciplined posture in drill. The soldier stands upright with heels