- era, when
spearmen were used as
especially highly disciplined soldiers in
organized group attacks. When used in
formation fighting,
spearmen would line...
- and
leaders Muḥammad ibn 'Abdallāh H****an
Grazmatch Bente Strength 6,000
spearmen 1,500
riflemen Casualties and
losses Disputed, see
Casualties Unknown...
-
distance of
approximately 100 meters; when the time was right, the
ashigaru spearmen were
ordered to
advance and
finally the
samurai would attack,
either on...
-
famous are the
wooden models of soldiers: a
group of
striding Egyptian spearmen equipped with a hide
shield and a
white skirt, and
another group composed...
-
lances attacks the Anglo-Saxon
shield wall.
Notice the
dominance of the
spearmen in the
front line of the formation. In the back of the
formation there...
- Rebellion: the regiment,
which was
described by the
rebels as "the
Delhi Spearmen", was
awarded twelve Victoria Crosses. It was
described by an ally as:...
- infantry;
either spearmen or crossbowmen. Most
notable medieval mercenaries fell into the "sergeant" class, such as
Flemish crossbowmen and
spearmen, who were...
-
Between the 12th and 16th centuries, the muni****l
militias –
composed of
spearmen, pikemen, hor****, slingers, javelineers, archers,
crossbowmen and later...
- as Arctus[citation needed]) was a
centaur who
fought against the
Lapith spearmen. His name
means 'bear' in
Ancient Gr****.
Arktos is
briefly mentioned in...
-
Civil War. As the
advance of the 400-strong asāwira
cavalry was
halted by
spearmen at the gates, the
Persian commander Māh-Afrīdūn
ordered his men to shoot...
