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54580
Hiya, <snip> ... a huge ... [KHR] Can't really be right. A Hoplite phalanx and a lot of other ancient formation were *organized* by file, it doesn't say they...
Martin Jerred
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54581
Hiya, ... movement ... too ... As I see it, troops would not be restricted to move straight forward. Single elements could still move any way they want, and...
Martin Jerred
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54582
Hiya, Moving large numbers of troops in the oblique is not a real issue, if the troops are trained. There are some instances, I believe during the 7YW, in...
Martin Jerred
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Mar 1, 2002
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54583
hiya, Respectfully, I have to disagree with this statement. There is evidence to show, for example, the Spartan army had the ability to move in a deliberate,...
Martin Jerred
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54584
Hiya, [MJ] <snip> Can someone please tell me how many years the Church taught that the Earth was the center and all the planets and the Sun revolved around...
Martin Jerred
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54585
Hiya, ... comment... [MJ] Please proove to me how you _KNOW_ there were no ray guns. What precisely are you quoting as definitive evidence of this...
Martin Jerred
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54586
hiya, noone has come back showing who the oblique is attributed to, nor even arguing my point that Ayrault states it was oblique....Ayrault said it was...
Martin Jerred
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54587
... Throughout history, the smallest army subunits were in the 5-10 man range, at most a dozen. This seems to be a pretty basic military item. If you need a...
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Mar 1, 2002
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54588
... Both were practiced. The Strategikon explicitly describes marching up deep and halving files until the desired depth and width are reached. It states this...
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Mar 1, 2002
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54589
I agree a bit of surgery is needed for the Museum Camels to get them on the base! Actually I mixed them with odd Irregular Arab Camelry figure (the one with...
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Mar 1, 2002
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54590
... It is arbitrary. To be non-arbitrary we would have to introduce a mechanism to steadily increase difficulty the wider the front becomes. This is likely to...
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54591
Mark wrote: I had a question about the mtd inf types in DBM, if they cannot get back to horses (or camels) after a tactical move, why bother with comments on...
Steve Burt
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Mar 1, 2002
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54592
... other. ... I thought that holding their shield on the left they drifted to the right seeking the additional protection of their neighbor's shield. ... ...
Steve Burt
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54593
Brendan asked: Finally- Seleucid question. Can the pre-280 version use the the 0-6 Tarentine LH or similar? ... Aren't the Tarentines just listed as 'pre 194...
Steve Burt
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Mar 1, 2002
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54594
... "oblique movement" please reread Ayrault's section on the battle of Arbela. A direct quote from the book goes...."It is not improbable that Alexander...
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Mar 1, 2002
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54595
Larry the Siwtzer asked: Who makes 25mm Syrians/Canaanites/Ugaritics for the Qadesh period? I had assumed Old Glory does, BUT THEY DON'T. And Foundry's stuff...
Steve Burt
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Mar 1, 2002
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54596
... Pre 280 BC the 0-2 Tarantine Reg LH(O) and the 0-6 Asiatic Irr LH(O) can be used. Nik Gaukroger nikgaukroger@... ...
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54597
... the list ... was wondering ... using before ... they are ... I used Museum Arabs for the LH(O) and Cv(O), Museum Bedouins for the Bw & Ps, mixed Museum,...
Alan Patrick
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Mar 1, 2002
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54598
... Again, I assume he means TA Dodge's "Alexander". On p375 he says "He took some ground to the right to avoid these [caltrops], probably by a right half ...
Nick Wade
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Mar 1, 2002
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54599
<snip KHR's ideas on banning wheeling> How about this as a mechanism for the "sideways" group moves: - can only occur as marches (already suggested) - measure...
Rob + Helena
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Mar 1, 2002
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54600
... It varies from list to list. In some the *ed troups should not be permitted as an ally, in others the *ed troups should be permitted but not required to as...
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54601
... Derek suggest ? Also I am worried that in the notes it says that the lancers no longer carried bows, and my figs have bow and lance. ... Derek is the real...
Alan Patrick
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54602
... They only do it for the tourists ;-). Probably realised nothing would scare Kniggits' horses better than slapping on leather trousers...... Alan...
Alan Patrick
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Mar 1, 2002
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54603
... Quite right, and we need to get rid of these Darwin johnnies as well. Creative Rgds Alan...
Alan Patrick
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54604
... With the exception of Spartans (who probably marched in cadenced step, hence flutes) and maybe the most crack of Roman units, I'd be very wary of any ...
Alan Patrick
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Mar 1, 2002
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54605
"eric41070" asked:........ ... Scott replied... ... The pretty Samurai in the films etc are late 16th early 17th Century. DBR rather than DBM. Early Samurai...
Tom Adamson
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Mar 1, 2002
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54606
Hi: Since even Steve Burt has dipped an oar in this I'm inclined to point out ... other. ... in ... there is virtually no mention of the Southern Hemisphere...
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Mar 1, 2002
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54607
Hiya, [MJ] <snip> ... military ... doing..and ... file ... very ... Throughout history, the smallest army subunits were in the 5-10 man range, at most a dozen....
Martin Jerred
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Mar 1, 2002
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54608
... I think Rob was not referring to oblique moves, but to moves directly sideways to right or left. This would not actually represent troops walking sideways...
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Mar 1, 2002
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54609
... Start with the outer elements/columns first, move them to their final position, then continue inwards. Tricky to get right. For game purposes, it may be...
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