the roman army had to be able to march 32km in five hours per day carrying there full kit, they had to learn to use there weapons by fighting the people that are on there side thy also had to learn to follow orders precisely and instantly.
A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.
Gaius Mariusreformedthe Roman army in in 107 BC in what has been called the Marian reforms. He created aprofessional standingarmy and standardised equipment and training. Training occurred all year round.
There were no women in the Roman army. It was considered unfeminine.There were no women in the Roman army. It was considered unfeminine.There were no women in the Roman army. It was considered unfeminine.There were no women in the Roman army. It was considered unfeminine.There were no women in the Roman army. It was considered unfeminine.There were no women in the Roman army. It was considered unfeminine.There were no women in the Roman army. It was considered unfeminine.There were no women in the Roman army. It was considered unfeminine.There were no women in the Roman army. It was considered unfeminine.
Their legionnaires and their Testudo formation was one factor in making the Roman army an effective fighting force. Other factors were their rigerous training, their excellent equiipment and most important, their will to win.
The Roman army gained its strength from its physical and mental training. The physical training was carried out in a twice daily routine. The mental training was a partner to the physical as the Roman soldier was psyched out to win because of his superior training and equipment. They also believed that the gods were on their side and if their faith began to waiver, their general always gave them a pep talk before any battle reminding them of their superiority, the weakness of the enemy and that the gods were on their side as the omens were (always) good for battle.
A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.A Roman army was successful due to their training, weapons, leadership and their will to win.
Military training.
They did training for the whole day
The Roman army was known for its discipline and it was made that way by their intensive training and the punishments dealt out to anyone who failed to obey.The Roman army was known for its discipline and it was made that way by their intensive training and the punishments dealt out to anyone who failed to obey.The Roman army was known for its discipline and it was made that way by their intensive training and the punishments dealt out to anyone who failed to obey.The Roman army was known for its discipline and it was made that way by their intensive training and the punishments dealt out to anyone who failed to obey.The Roman army was known for its discipline and it was made that way by their intensive training and the punishments dealt out to anyone who failed to obey.The Roman army was known for its discipline and it was made that way by their intensive training and the punishments dealt out to anyone who failed to obey.The Roman army was known for its discipline and it was made that way by their intensive training and the punishments dealt out to anyone who failed to obey.The Roman army was known for its discipline and it was made that way by their intensive training and the punishments dealt out to anyone who failed to obey.The Roman army was known for its discipline and it was made that way by their intensive training and the punishments dealt out to anyone who failed to obey.
Training and discipline.
Well if he was the right age, he would either be called or would join the army. The army would then take care of any necessary training by sending the new recruits to a training station in the center of Rome.
Gaius Mariusreformedthe Roman army in in 107 BC in what has been called the Marian reforms. He created aprofessional standingarmy and standardised equipment and training. Training occurred all year round.
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.
they trained in training camps all over. I'M A BEAST.
because they were so organized.because there were so many different positions.because they had the best weapons.because they had the best training.
The Roman army was so successful because of their strict discipline, rigorous training, and their will to win. They also had the best equipment and the "high-tech" weapons of their time and they knew how to use them.
A centurion carried a vine staff which he used to beat members of the Roman army in training