Roman fighting tactics annotated bibliography
dodgeon, m. h. (1991). The
roman eastern frontier and the persian wars (AD 226-363); a documentary
history. london; new york: routledge publishers.
The coming to power of the Sassanian dynasty of Iran marked
a new chapter in the struggle for hegemony. The historical background of the Romans
way of war is systematic with much borrowing and adapting from outsiders.
Ancient state of the art training that encompassed professionalism with
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marching and exercises with gymnastics and swimming. Dudgeon approaches their
way of war as defensive and both offensive by use of scuta shields, armor swords the pila with
groupings of eight serving as units of combat.For more follow the link for homework help
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Peddie, J. (1996). The
roman war machine. london: conshohocken and penn publishers.
The Romans are depicted as futuristic with their way of
using mules attended by non combatants in war for arms, water and food supply
to ensure they fought full scale. Use of mobile bolt throwers, the scorpion was
a competitive edge to the opponents, practices like stripping farms in war
front areas was a winning strategy that gave them space and tactical approach
in their way of war.
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Shipley, J. R. (1993). war and society in the romen
world. london; new york: routledge publishers.
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tactical way of fighting in columns with maneuverability has always been seen
as their succeeding strategy with intelligence information before any warfare
that was gathered from spies, diplomat and collaborators. Terrain was studied
several days before war and the appropriate quincunx planned. Shipley explains
how war formation and approach to sun and wind direction offered them a
competitive advantage
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