ROM074A - Legionnaire in Combat - Red Shield where coordinated volleys could break

where coordinated volleys could break enemy cohesion before contact

A powerful addition to Roman military displays

Armies can adapt dynamically to battlefield changes

representing the equipment and appearance of Japanese naval forces during WWII

advancing together with shields raised and swords ready for close combat

ROM074A - Legionnaire in Combat - Red Shield where coordinated volleys could breakA Roman legionnaire in combat shows the core fighting unit of the Roman army engaging in disciplined close quarters warfare, usually as part of a coordinated formation. A legionnaire served in the Roman legion, which was the backbone of Roman military power. How a legionnaire fought Roman infantry combat was highly structured rather than chaotic: First strike: Threw the pilum (heavy javelin) to disrupt enemy shields and formation Close engagement: