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What does a fusilier do?
Origionally,a name given to an infantry man,who was armed with a flintlock gun,this was called the fusil...
Where can you find a Buzz Bee Pirates Flintlock?
A store called - five below
What is a foot solider in Sparta called?
Hoplites (armoured infantry) and Peltasts (light infantry).
What are Greek solidairs called?
Heavy armoured infantry: Hoplites; Light infantry: Peltasts.
What is a light flintlock musket called?
A flintlock firearm uses a springloaded hammer with a flint attached to strike against a hinged steel plate in order to shower sparks into a shallow pan filled with a small amount of black powder in order to ignite (shoot) a weapon. They were originally invented in Germany in the middle 1600's and were the standard military weapon (musket) from that time until about 1830 when they were replaced by the percussion Cap system. The flintlock musket is the weapon prominent in the American Revolution and the Napoloenic Wars. Usually loaded through the muzzle with tha aid of a ramrod, a slow and cumbersome process.
Who was called bloody bucket?
The 28th Infantry Division
What are fighting men in the army called?
soilders infantry
Why were they called GI?
gi stands for general infantry
A soldier who fights with rifles on the ground are called what?
infantry
What are soldiers who fight with rifles on the ground called?
Infantry.
What is a Foot soldier called?
This is the layman's term for "infantry." They are soldiers who fight while on foot, as opposed to on horseback (cavalry).who fights with foot
What is a long slender sword called?
The long sword used by the Romans is/was called the "spatha". It was used by the cavalry while the infantry used the :gladius". In the Late Empire the spatha was adopted by the infantry as well.
