A good example of how the Romans guarded their walls is Hadrian's Wall (Latin: Vallum Aelium or Vallum Hadriani ) which was built in the Roman province of Britannia, beginning in 122 AD during the reign of the emperor Hadrian. There were milecastles with two turrets in between which probably hosted 1,000-1,500 soldiers. There was a fort about every five to ten Roman miles. From north to south, the wall comprised a ditch, wall, military road and vallum (another ditch with adjoining mounds). It is thought that the milecastles were staffed with static garrisons, whereas the forts had patrolling garrisons of infantry and cavalry.
about 500 to 1000 Roman soldiers guarded the Hadrian wall
about 500 to 1000 soldiers
dividing north and south Korea is the 38th paralel. There is no wall. Just a dimilitarized zone guarded by soldiers. Korean soldiers or roc soldiers as they are known, have the east corridor of the paralel to guard and the American soldiers have the western corridor to guard and patrol.
Capt. Richard Langslow
Hadrian's wall worked for as long as the Roman were there. The Romans pulled out and abandoned the wall when they were recalled from Britain.Hadrian's wall worked for as long as the Roman were there. The Romans pulled out and abandoned the wall when they were recalled from Britain.Hadrian's wall worked for as long as the Roman were there. The Romans pulled out and abandoned the wall when they were recalled from Britain.Hadrian's wall worked for as long as the Roman were there. The Romans pulled out and abandoned the wall when they were recalled from Britain.Hadrian's wall worked for as long as the Roman were there. The Romans pulled out and abandoned the wall when they were recalled from Britain.Hadrian's wall worked for as long as the Roman were there. The Romans pulled out and abandoned the wall when they were recalled from Britain.Hadrian's wall worked for as long as the Roman were there. The Romans pulled out and abandoned the wall when they were recalled from Britain.Hadrian's wall worked for as long as the Roman were there. The Romans pulled out and abandoned the wall when they were recalled from Britain.Hadrian's wall worked for as long as the Roman were there. The Romans pulled out and abandoned the wall when they were recalled from Britain.
about 500 to 1000 Roman soldiers guarded the Hadrian wall
about 500 to 1000 soldiers
The wall was guarded by soldiers and guards, but the wall was a guard, too. Even though, because Mongolians might have a surprise attack, so guards and soldiers kept good watch
Almost half a million German soldiers guarded the Atlantic Wall on D-Day.
dividing north and south Korea is the 38th paralel. There is no wall. Just a dimilitarized zone guarded by soldiers. Korean soldiers or roc soldiers as they are known, have the east corridor of the paralel to guard and the American soldiers have the western corridor to guard and patrol.
roman soldiers were stationed there to protect the empire from attack
Trick question... The wall is the guard.
It was a strategy used by roman legion's, it was commonly called a shield wall
5754
Capt. Richard Langslow
janus
Because a wall alone is not enough to keep invaders out unless the wall is guarded.