Roman Military Tactics: Organization and Structure

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What was the basic unit of the Roman army?
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The basic unit of the Roman army was the 'legion.'
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What role did the centurion play in the Roman army?
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Centurions were officers who commanded groups of 80 to 100 soldiers and maintained discipline.
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How were Roman legions organized?
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Roman legions were divided into cohorts, centuries, and contubernia, or groups of eight soldiers.
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What was the role of auxiliary troops in the Roman army?
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Auxiliary troops were non-citizen soldiers who provided cavalry and specialized skills.
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What were the key benefits of the Roman military organization?
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The benefits included disciplined and efficient command, flexibility in battle, and effective troop movement.
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