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Probably about the same as modern armies can walk today if walking becomes necessary. I would estimate between ten and twenty miles/kilometers average, but several factors were involved such as the type of terrain and the weather. Then as today, an army could usually make better time on a road than cross country, but as their supply trains (wagons and/or pack animals) moved slowly it was not necessary for armies to move too fast when traveling.
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MaxineThe army literally walked all over the empire. They did not have troop transports in the ancient world, except perhaps for ships to take the men across a sea to do more walking on the other side. A soldier was expected to walk 20 miles in 5 hours at the normal pace and to do 24 miles in 5 hours at a quick pace. They were also carrying about 70 pounds of equipment while doing this.
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