What was the Romans way of fighting?

Answer 1

It goes without saying that the Romans were better trained, better discipline and better equipped than their enemies, However battles were also won with various moves and strategies used by their generals. The Roman generals liked to pick the sight for a battle with the terrain being favorable to them, enabling the use of cavalry or other axillary forces besides the infantry.

Answer 2

very deadly but were talking about roman so when Julius Caesar and his great newphew ruled their army oh my gosh one of the best they never lost a battle but I believed maybe julius's newphew did but that was one battle. but umm yeah they were bloody a lot of lives on the line but roman would always win when those guys were large and in charge

Answer 3

The Roman way of fighting depended upon the terrain and the number of troops the commander had at his disposal. But here is a general outline of their battle tactics. They would usually line up in a center and left and right wings, several ranks deep. The cavalry and auxiliaries on the outer wings. They would move foreword in a slow march in complete silence. (Roman discipline). When they were close to the taunting enemy, it's estimated this distance to be anywhere from 30 to 50 feet, the cornu trumpets would signal the attack as they simultaneously threw their pila and raised their battle cry as they charged at a run. This was a double shock to the enemy. A physical shock of the attack of the pila and the psychological shock of a slow moving silent enemy suddenly bursting into a screaming charge. Many times this was sufficient to rout the enemy after a brief show of resistance.

Answer 4

they fought with swords, sheilds, spears, catapoults and horses.

Answer 5

The Romans fought with large army's of citizens who volunteered to fight for Rome later they fought with paid professional worrier's Type your answer here...