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.
it was a good thing
To be accepted into the Roman army you had to be a free male in good health both physically and mentally.
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You had to enlist. If you were a Roman citizen between the ages of 18 and 25 and in good mental and physical health, you were in. If you were not a citizen and wanted to join, you would be in the auxilia, with the benefit or Roman citizenship when your service was over.
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because they had a very good tactic and very goog armore.
They had a good Army
they had a good army and have good leaders.
rome need an army
The Roman army was the greatest fighting machine that the world had ever seen. Yes, you could say that they were good at fighting.
To be accepted into the Roman army you had to be a free male in good health both physically and mentally.
The Roman army became weakened because of lack of discipline, lack of good generals and officers and lack of battle experience.
after convincing her husband of joining the army she felt sorrow that he wouldn't make it through the battles
Yes, there were many Catholics (Christians) in the Roman army, but most kept their religion a secret as they were subject to the death penalty if discovered. St. Sebastian and St. George are good examples.
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Each army has its own requirements. Ask your local or regional recruiting office for more information or check their website - this is a good idea anyway if you are thinking about joining up.
The Roman army was professional and a career lasted 16 years at first, and later 25 years. Therefore, it received thorough and continuous training and military drills were routine.
The army communicated mostly by dispatch. The good roads and rest/horse changing stations made this efficient. In an emergency, there were signal fires.