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On a normal march it covered 25 miles in a day. On a forced march it would cover greater distances.
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How far did Williams army have to come to get to battle?
The battleground was six or eight miles from an encampment William's army had just set up in Hastings, so it was not a long march, especially considering how far the Anglo Saxons had to march, which was hundreds of miles. William's army was mostly made up of men from Normandy, France, and Flanders, who had arrived to points across the channel from their homes by whatever means. Some came from as far as southern Italy, so as individuals, they had travelled varying distances.
How far east did the Roman Empire extend at its height and how far west?
the roman empire stretched from the Atlantic ocean to the Caspian sea.
Were all the Germanic tribes Roman Catholic?
No and far from it.
Why did the roman govrnment use Germanic warriors in its army?
As fighting increased, the government could no longer enlist and pay Romans as soldiers. It began using Germanic warriors in the army. The Roman government used the Germanic warriors as auxiliaries just as they used other foreign troops. The Germanic troops proved loyal and dedicated even after the Varus disaster. Because of their large size, the German troops made effective ceremonial guards. The German guard was the personal body guard corps of the Roman emperors and their families.
What were the good and bad aspects of joining the roman army?
The bad aspects were the usual ones of joining any army: the risk of death, mutilation or injury, the harsh discipline and being stationed far away from one's family. Apart from this, joining the Roman army was advantageous. The poor joined the army voluntarily because it gave them a career (initially it was 16 years and then it was extended to 20 and 25) a pay and a pension. The latter came in the form of either a sizable lump sum of money (mumnaria missio) or the grant of a plot of land to farm (agraria missio) on discharge.
How far did the roman army march for?
20 miles (30 km)
How far did William travel from Peventsy to Hastings?
William had to travel for 18 KM, (18 minutes) in a march with his army.
How far did Harold godwinson march his army form hastinng to London to Stanford to London?
I think it was about 250 miles
What was St. George's first job?
As far as we know, the first, and only, job t. George was that of soldier in the Roman army.
How far did Williams army have to come to get to battle?
The battleground was six or eight miles from an encampment William's army had just set up in Hastings, so it was not a long march, especially considering how far the Anglo Saxons had to march, which was hundreds of miles. William's army was mostly made up of men from Normandy, France, and Flanders, who had arrived to points across the channel from their homes by whatever means. Some came from as far as southern Italy, so as individuals, they had travelled varying distances.
How far does the hour hand travel in 1 hour?
One hour!
How far does light travel one hour miles?
How far does light travel in one hour
How far is the Terracotta Army from Beijing?
The flight distance between Xi'an and Beijing is around 1035 km. Flying from Beijing to Xi'an will cost you about 1 hour and 50 minutes.
How far will army recruiters go?
depends how far you live...............
When was United States Army Forces in the Far East created?
United States Army Forces in the Far East was created in 1941.
How far west did the Roman Empire extend its height?
At its peak, the Roman Empire stretched as far west as the tip of the Iberian Peninsula, as far south as Egypt, as far north as England, and as far east as the Middle East. A map of the Roman Empire at its height can be viewed under Related links.
Who has less deaths marines or army?
Army by far. Marines are real men.
