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The Roman army was organized into groups of roughly 4000 men called?
a mitti
What were the groups into which William Duke of Normandy separated his army called?
the Norman army had three types of soldier; spear men cavalry (horsemen) and archers
How many men where in a legion in the roman army?
There were about 5,000 men in a Roman legion. It is difficult to give an exact number because the Romans had an annoying habit of not replacing men in a legion when they were either killed or retired. Another factor was the cavalry. Normally 120 horsemen were attached to each legion. (they were mostly used for communication and dispatch riders). However, if the legion were going to enter into combat, more cavalry would be recruited which would swell the numbers of a legion. So the best number anyone can give out is about 5,000 men.
What is a corps commander?
A Corps is a body of men which is made up of 1 or more divisions. Army or Army Group is bigger, Division is smaller than a Corps. If you take D day as an example: Eisenhower is the Army commander. Bradley & Montgomery each command Army Groups, the people like Leese, Hodges & Patton are Corps Commanders.
Young men who joined the army were called?
volunteers
The Roman army was organized into groups of roughly 4000 men called?
a mitti
What were the groups into which William Duke of Normandy separated his army called?
the Norman army had three types of soldier; spear men cavalry (horsemen) and archers
What was king david's army called?
They were most likely groups of 50.000 men with swords, spears, arrows, etc.
What were the 4 groups of men who didn't have to go to war of men who?
There were 4 groups of men who didn't have to go to war in the British Army. These were the sick men, the old men, the mentally challenged men, and the physically disabled men.
What was the the name for the smaller groups that the centuries split into in the roman army?
The century was the smallest fighting group in the Roman army. The smaller groups into which a century was divided was called a contubernium. However this was not a fighting group. It was a tent group consisting of eight (and later ten) men who shared a tent on the march or a barrack room in a fort. They were not a unit as we think of a military unit today, and they didn't always share the same jobs.The century was the smallest fighting group in the Roman army. The smaller groups into which a century was divided was called a contubernium. However this was not a fighting group. It was a tent group consisting of eight (and later ten) men who shared a tent on the march or a barrack room in a fort. They were not a unit as we think of a military unit today, and they didn't always share the same jobs.The century was the smallest fighting group in the Roman army. The smaller groups into which a century was divided was called a contubernium. However this was not a fighting group. It was a tent group consisting of eight (and later ten) men who shared a tent on the march or a barrack room in a fort. They were not a unit as we think of a military unit today, and they didn't always share the same jobs.The century was the smallest fighting group in the Roman army. The smaller groups into which a century was divided was called a contubernium. However this was not a fighting group. It was a tent group consisting of eight (and later ten) men who shared a tent on the march or a barrack room in a fort. They were not a unit as we think of a military unit today, and they didn't always share the same jobs.The century was the smallest fighting group in the Roman army. The smaller groups into which a century was divided was called a contubernium. However this was not a fighting group. It was a tent group consisting of eight (and later ten) men who shared a tent on the march or a barrack room in a fort. They were not a unit as we think of a military unit today, and they didn't always share the same jobs.The century was the smallest fighting group in the Roman army. The smaller groups into which a century was divided was called a contubernium. However this was not a fighting group. It was a tent group consisting of eight (and later ten) men who shared a tent on the march or a barrack room in a fort. They were not a unit as we think of a military unit today, and they didn't always share the same jobs.The century was the smallest fighting group in the Roman army. The smaller groups into which a century was divided was called a contubernium. However this was not a fighting group. It was a tent group consisting of eight (and later ten) men who shared a tent on the march or a barrack room in a fort. They were not a unit as we think of a military unit today, and they didn't always share the same jobs.The century was the smallest fighting group in the Roman army. The smaller groups into which a century was divided was called a contubernium. However this was not a fighting group. It was a tent group consisting of eight (and later ten) men who shared a tent on the march or a barrack room in a fort. They were not a unit as we think of a military unit today, and they didn't always share the same jobs.The century was the smallest fighting group in the Roman army. The smaller groups into which a century was divided was called a contubernium. However this was not a fighting group. It was a tent group consisting of eight (and later ten) men who shared a tent on the march or a barrack room in a fort. They were not a unit as we think of a military unit today, and they didn't always share the same jobs.
How many men where in a legion in the roman army?
There were about 5,000 men in a Roman legion. It is difficult to give an exact number because the Romans had an annoying habit of not replacing men in a legion when they were either killed or retired. Another factor was the cavalry. Normally 120 horsemen were attached to each legion. (they were mostly used for communication and dispatch riders). However, if the legion were going to enter into combat, more cavalry would be recruited which would swell the numbers of a legion. So the best number anyone can give out is about 5,000 men.
Who are the individuals or groups responsible for the founding of the middle colonies?
the British army (their men)
What is a corps commander?
A Corps is a body of men which is made up of 1 or more divisions. Army or Army Group is bigger, Division is smaller than a Corps. If you take D day as an example: Eisenhower is the Army commander. Bradley & Montgomery each command Army Groups, the people like Leese, Hodges & Patton are Corps Commanders.
What are fighting men in the army called?
soilders infantry
Young men who joined the army were called?
volunteers
What groups made the red army and white army?
The communist group (Bolsheviks) made up the Red Army; the Non-communist group (the Tsar's men) made up the White Army.
What was the American army that fought in Europe called?
Western-Men
