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most interesting troop type?
#16
Errrr... so am I!

What about the CAPSARII?
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#17
Well also you have the cavalry, Theres special trrops there like Speculatores Augustii ( emperors mounted body guard ) and the Mounted Praetrian Cohorts. But I still think the Navy is definitly .... well look at it this way If there was a trireme or bireme available complete with missile maschines and you could put on a display for a large crowd with a floating target that could be sunk .... well I leave it for your imagination.
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#18
You left out one of the most interesting (and overlooked) 1st century troop type of all - Legionary light infantry. They did exist, there is at least one tombstone. They had oval shields and carried javelins, and probably fullfilled the role of the velites of old.
Dan
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#19
unfortunatly they didn't add enough buttons for me to add legionary light infantry, I actually wanted to, I used to reenact this type.
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#20
This board has an unlimited number of poll options, but you'd have to start a new one.
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#21
Naval Units, Definitely - both for sheer interest, but also as they are intriguing to study (intriguing, as in there is so little *known* data about them...).

But then there are always the cataphractarii....now there is something!!! Confusedhock:

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#22
I am also fascinated with the Ballistarii... Big Grin
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#23
Roman horsearchers!
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