Battle - Revision history

Yvesdelyle: added to the Warfare Category

2015-01-04T05:49:38Z

added to the Warfare Category

2007-11-11T04:55:01Z

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	A '''battle''' can be a single engagement in a [[war]] between two or more [[army\|armies]], generally with a single objective. Most [[medieval]] battles were either fought openly on a [[battlefield]] or [[siege\|sieges]] of fortifications.		A '''battle''' can be a single engagement in a [[war]] between two or more [[army\|armies]], generally with a single objective. Most [[medieval]] battles were either fought openly on a [[battlefield]] or [[siege\|sieges]] of fortifications.

2007-11-10T22:42:04Z

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	A '''battle''' can be a single engagement in a [[war]] between two or more [[army\|armies]], generally with a single objective. Most [[medieval]] battles were either fought openly on a [[battlefield]] or [[siege\|sieges]] of fortifications.		A '''battle''' can be a single engagement in a [[war]] between two or more [[army\|armies]], generally with a single objective. Most [[medieval]] battles were either fought openly on a [[battlefield]] or [[siege\|sieges]] of fortifications.

2007-10-03T17:02:36Z

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	A single engagement in a [[war]] between two or more [[army\|armies]], generally with a single objective. Most [[medieval]] battles were either fought openly on a [[battlefield]] or [[siege\|sieges]] of fortifications.		A '''battle''' can be a single engagement in a [[war]] between two or more [[army\|armies]], generally with a single objective. Most [[medieval]] battles were either fought openly on a [[battlefield]] or [[siege\|sieges]] of fortifications.

	Historical battles are frequently named after nearby communities or physical features, for example, the [[Battle of Hastings]].		Historical battles are frequently named after nearby communities or physical features, for example, the [[Battle of Hastings]].

			'''Battle''' can also refer to a unit within an army. It may be described as Lord X's Battle (or Battel).


	== Medieval Battles ==		== Medieval Battles ==
	*The [[Battle of Badon Hill]]		*The [[Battle of Badon Hill]]

2007-09-28T13:41:58Z

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	A single engagement in a [[war]] between two or more [[army\|armies]], generally with a single objective. Most [[medieval]] battles were either fought openly on a [[battlefield]] or [[siege\|sieges]] of fortifications.		A single engagement in a [[war]] between two or more [[army\|armies]], generally with a single objective. Most [[medieval]] battles were either fought openly on a [[battlefield]] or [[siege\|sieges]] of fortifications.

2007-09-28T12:10:44Z

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	A single engagement in a [[war]] between two or more [[army\|armies]], generally with a single objective. Most [[medieval]] battles were either fought openly on a [[battlefield]] or [[siege\|sieges]] of fortifications.		A single engagement in a [[war]] between two or more [[army\|armies]], generally with a single objective. Most [[medieval]] battles were either fought openly on a [[battlefield]] or [[siege\|sieges]] of fortifications.

2005-10-25T18:48:08Z

changed to category combat

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	Other forms of battles are possible, with goals like "keep a specific fighter alive," or "escort a non-combatant from one side of the field to the other," with the only real limitation being what the [[marshal]] can dream up.		Other forms of battles are possible, with goals like "keep a specific fighter alive," or "escort a non-combatant from one side of the field to the other," with the only real limitation being what the [[marshal]] can dream up.

			[[category:combat]]

2005-10-24T18:42:56Z

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	== Medieval Battles ==		== Medieval Battles ==
			*The [[Battle of Badon Hill]]
	*The [[Battle of Stamford Bridge]]		*The [[Battle of Stamford Bridge]]
	*The [[Battle of Hastings]]		*The [[Battle of Hastings]]

2005-10-21T00:16:48Z

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	== Medieval Battles ==		== Medieval Battles ==
	*[[The Battle of Stamford Bridge]]		*The [[Battle of Stamford Bridge]]
	*[[The Battle of Hastings]]		*The [[Battle of Hastings]]
	*[[The Battle of Poitiers]]		*The [[Battle of Poitiers]]
	*[[The Battle of Agincourt]]		*The [[Battle of Agincourt]]
	*[[The Battle of Stirling Bridge]]		*The [[Battle of Stirling Bridge]]

	== Battles in the SCA ==		== Battles in the SCA ==

2005-10-21T00:16:05Z

added medieval battles section

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	Historical battles are frequently named after nearby communities or physical features, for example, the [[Battle of Hastings]].		Historical battles are frequently named after nearby communities or physical features, for example, the [[Battle of Hastings]].

			== Medieval Battles ==
			*[[The Battle of Stamford Bridge]]
			*[[The Battle of Hastings]]
			*[[The Battle of Poitiers]]
			*[[The Battle of Agincourt]]
			*[[The Battle of Stirling Bridge]]

	== Battles in the SCA ==		== Battles in the SCA ==