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What complaints did Roman Soldiers about life in the Army?
The Roman soldier had the standard gripes about army life as present day soldiers. Some of these were the lack of sleep, the discipline, the amount of deductions from their pay, the attitude of their centurion, and the food.
What did the roman army do in training?
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.
When did rome have its largest army?
The largest Roman army to ever take the battle field was in 216 BC at the battle of Cannae against Hannibal. The Roman army numbered 85,000 to 110,000 depending on the different sources. Hannibal's army numbered around 35,000 to 45,000. And guess what the Romans lost, hell they didn't just loss they got annihilated. They lost 85% of the army that day. According to some accounts the Roman's dead numbered around 50,000 to 70,000 and another 10,000 to 15,000 captured. The battle on Cannae introduced a new concept in warfare, the Battle of Annihilation. If one takes that the mid range of the number of Roman's dead of 60,000, Cannae was the single bloodiest one day battle in Human history even to this day. Only the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan surpass it.
What was a roman soldier in charge on 100 men called?
Centurion, but this is a modern day error. The Roman army had no unit of 100 men. The smallest unit that a centurion would be responsible for is 80 men. A century in the Roman army consisted of 80 men led by a centurion. The confusion rises from the root of the word "centurion". The title is not derived from the word "centum" which means 100, but is derived from the word "centuria" which was the voting assembly, as at the founding of the city, officers were appointed from these assemblies.
How long did it take to build the roman baths?
The length of time it took to build the Roman baths depended upon the same factors that present day structures depend on such as, size, materials, weather, the work force. There is no standard answer.
How many hours did the roman army train in a day?
1
How long did the roman army march every day?
The roman army marched 25 miles a day.
How long did the roman soldiers train every day?
every day !
How long does the canadian army train for?
8-10 hours a day
Who was chosen to lead the roman army in a day?
If you mean who was chosen to lead the roman army according to legend, it is Cincinnatus.
What did the legionary do in the roman army?
They did training for the whole day
How long does a olympic runner train for?
they train 10mins a day for a month
How long do footballers train a day?
about 4 hours a day
How long do sprinters train for a day?
2hours
How did Roman gladiators train and how many times a week did they train?
they train by doing sword movements and they did this basically ever day cause the gladiators are basically slaves with a celebrities stats
What is the aim of mobility exercise?
The aim of mobility exercise is to train the army to be ready for the D Day when the order will be given to the army.
Why was the roman army in a fort?
The Roman army used forts the same as all the other armies from ancient times to the present day---- a fort is the home base of a unit.
