ROM186A - Legionnaire with Pony D-Day During the eighteenth and nineteenth

During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

there was to be no reprieve and she was executed at The Tower of London on May 19

An ideal addition to headquarters

Built a strong but overstretched military empire

Heavy gear was usually left with rear elements to allow faster movement through difficult terrain such as the Owen Stanley Range

ROM186A - Legionnaire with Pony D-Day During the eighteenth and nineteenthROM186A Legionnaire with Pony The Roman army's success depended as much on its organisation and logistics as it did on its battlefield prowess. Pack animals accompanied every campaign, carrying food, equipment, tools and personal possessions across the vast territories of the Empire. Without these essential animals, Roman legions could not have sustained their long marches and distant military operations. The Military Workshop's ROM186A Legionnaire