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1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry march down Military Hi
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1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry march down Military Hi
Photograph of 1st Bn Highland Light Infantry marching down Military Hill, Dover, on the first stage of its 100 mile ?economy? march to Arundel, Sussex, nd.From a collection of 38 agency photographs, many of them French, relating to aspects of British Army life, 1932-1939. Date: circa 1932
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1. Title: "The 1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry Advance: A 100-Mile 'Economy' March from Dover to Arundel, Sussex (circa 1932)" In this evocative black-and-white photograph, members of the 1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry are seen marching resolutely down Military Hill in Dover, marking the beginning of their arduous 100-mile 'economy' march to Arundel, Sussex. The soldiers, dressed in their full military regalia, carry their equipment and weapons with determined expressions, their faces etched with the grit and determination required for such an undertaking. The 1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry was a part of the British Army's regular forces, and this march was an essential component of their training program. 'Economy marches' were long-distance exercises designed to test the soldiers' physical and mental endurance, as well as their ability to navigate unfamiliar terrain and work together as a cohesive unit. The photograph captures the soldiers at the onset of their journey, their spirits undeterred by the daunting task ahead. The steep incline of Military Hill, with its picturesque white cliffs in the background, serves as a stark reminder of the challenges they will face during their march. The image also highlights the camaraderie and discipline that bound these men together, as they embarked on this collective endeavor to strengthen their unit and prepare for potential military engagements. This photograph, taken circa 1932, is part of a collection of 38 agency photographs from Mary Evans Prints Online, which offer a fascinating glimpse into various aspects of British Army life during the interwar period. The collection includes numerous images of military drills, training exercises, and everyday life within the barracks, providing valuable insights into the experiences and challenges faced by the soldiers during this era.
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