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He was beside his master in 1944 as United States 7th Army raced across Europe
During campaigns such as the early invasions of Poland and France
improving camouflage during reconnaissance missions
Radio silence before assault
visibility on the battlefield was often limited by smoke
ROM011A - Roman Throwing Pilum He was beside his masterThe pilum was designed specifically for short range throwing before close combat. Each legionary typically carried one or two of these weapons. It consisted of a long wooden shaft fitted with a slender iron shank and a pyramidal or barbed tip. The iron portion was intentionally made to bend on impact, preventing enemies from throwing it back and disabling enemy shields. In battle, Roman soldiers would launch volleys of pila just before closing with
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