ROM107 - Fighting Optio and then engage in close-quarters

and then engage in close-quarters combat with the gladius behind the protection of their shields

Had limited personal freedom

captured German road signs often provided valuable intelligence about defensive positions

placing him in overall charge of British forces in France and Belgium

Strong airborne traditions (jump wings

ROM107 - Fighting Optio and then engage in close-quartersROM107 Fighting Optio The Optio was an important non commissioned officer within the Roman legion, serving as a trusted assistant to the centurion. Responsible for maintaining discipline, supporting commands, and helping organise troops, the Optio played a vital role in keeping the legion effective on campaign. Often recognised by distinctive equipment, including a staff known as the hasta pura, Optios were experienced soldiers who helped maintain