Much has been written about the sea battles that were fought in the 1st Punic War. Rome had to play "catch up" in terms of a viable navy. Of course there were also battles on land and battles when a number of Roman infantry men could board a Carthage ship and engage in hand to hand fighting on a ship's deck. Here is a list of weapons used by Rome in the First Punic War that began in 264 BC-BCE to 241 BC-BCE.
A. Spears, javelins, swords, daggers and shields.
B. The warships known as Quinqueremes
C. The corvus, this was the innovative spiked boarding ramp which allowed Roman soldiers to board the ships of Carthage and engage in hand to hand fighting.
D.On land, Romans used their calvary.
No nuclear weapons were used in the Korean War.....
Yes, it is possible for military forces to use captured enemy weapons in war, but there are rules and regulations that govern their use.
During and between the three Punic Wars, both Rome and Carthage tried to use allies to help their cause, Rome the most successfully.
The Second Punic War lasted from 218 BC to 202 BC. Hannibal's use of war elephants was not an innovation. The Carthaginians had already used against the Romans in the in the battles in Africa of the First Punic War (264-241 BC). Pyrrhus, the Greek king of Epirus was the first to deploy elephants against the Romans in 280 BC during his attempt to invade southern Italy. The use of war elephants started in India in the 4th century BC. The Persians adopted the idea and used them in a battle against Alexander the Great in 330 BC. Alexander and his successors also made use of them. Then the Greek rulers of Egypt, the Carthaginians and the Numidians in North Africa also adopted war elephants. They used African elephants which are smaller than the Indian ones.
The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).The Latin for war is "bellum". They would use the word bellum and an adjective describing the war such as bellum Punicum (Punic war), bellum piraticum, (war against the pirates), bellum navale (naval war).
Spears, lances, slings, bows, swords, ballistas.
So then the elephants would scare and charge at the enemies.
Horses and elephants.
No nuclear weapons were used in the Korean War.....
Yes, it is possible for military forces to use captured enemy weapons in war, but there are rules and regulations that govern their use.
Nuclear weapons is a rare sight, and used to protect soldiers in war.
lots of different weapons
swords
During and between the three Punic Wars, both Rome and Carthage tried to use allies to help their cause, Rome the most successfully.
they use metal protection and they use weapons
The Second Punic War lasted from 218 BC to 202 BC. Hannibal's use of war elephants was not an innovation. The Carthaginians had already used against the Romans in the in the battles in Africa of the First Punic War (264-241 BC). Pyrrhus, the Greek king of Epirus was the first to deploy elephants against the Romans in 280 BC during his attempt to invade southern Italy. The use of war elephants started in India in the 4th century BC. The Persians adopted the idea and used them in a battle against Alexander the Great in 330 BC. Alexander and his successors also made use of them. Then the Greek rulers of Egypt, the Carthaginians and the Numidians in North Africa also adopted war elephants. They used African elephants which are smaller than the Indian ones.
War in which the combatants use nuclear weapons.