FW181-2 - Marching (14th Batt.VIC) D-Day and flexible tactics rather than

and flexible tactics rather than traditional battlefield formations

and human experiences behind the major conflicts of history

formed from the first two Greek letters of the word “Christ

admired for their distinctive uniforms

Her image became a powerful protective symbol in ancient Greek art and was often used on shields and armour

FW181-2 - Marching (14th Batt.VIC) D-Day and flexible tactics rather thanThe 14th Battalion was raised as part of the Australian Imperial Force in 1914 and recruited largely from Victoria. Like other AIF infantry battalions, it was organised for overseas service and trained extensively in drill, musketry, and field movement before deployment to major theatres of war. Marching in this context represents both practical movement and disciplined military identity. In garrison or ceremonial settings, the battalion would march