Soldier - Revision history

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2006-11-08T08:42:11Z

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	==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==		==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==
	In general, many of the people who do [[combat]] [[re-enactment]]s will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a strict ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people ~~portaying~~ units above the general rank and file.		In general, many of the people who do [[combat]] [[re-enactment]]s will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a strict ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portraying units above the general rank and file.
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	A '''soldier''' is an individual paid to fight in battle for another. Typically a soldier's equipment would be of lesser quality than a lord's, but they might supplement their equipment if on campaign.		A '''soldier''' is an individual paid to [[combat\|fight]] in [[battle]] for another. Typically a soldier's [[fighting kit\|equipment]] would be of lesser quality than a [[lord]]'s, but they might supplement their equipment if on campaign.

	Some soldiers would fight with melee [[weapon]]s ([[sword]], [[axe]], [[spear]], [[pike]] etc) and others would be armed with missile ~~weapons~~ ([[musket]] [[bow]], [[longbow]], [[crossbow]], [[sling]] etc). These weapons varied depending on time period and culture.		Some soldiers would fight with [[melee]] [[weapon]]s ([[sword]], [[axe]], [[spear]], [[pike]] etc) and others would be armed with [[missile weapon]]s ([[musket]] [[bow]], [[longbow]], [[crossbow]], [[sling]] etc). These weapons varied depending on time period and culture.

	Some [[medieval]] soldiers were required to serve for a limited amount of time for their lord, other were [[mercenary\|mercenaries]] who would fight for as long as they were paid.		Some [[medieval]] soldiers were required to serve for a limited amount of time for their lord, other were [[mercenary\|mercenaries]] who would fight for as long as they were paid.

	==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==		==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==
	In general, many of the people who do combat [[re-enactment]]s will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a strict ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portaying units above the general rank and file.		In general, many of the people who do [[combat]] [[re-enactment]]s will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a strict ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portaying units above the general rank and file.
	[[category:occupation (medieval)]]		[[category:occupation (medieval)]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-23T09:36:02Z

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	==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==		==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==
	In general, many of the people who do combat [[re-enactment]]s will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a strict ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portaying units above the general rank and file.		In general, many of the people who do combat [[re-enactment]]s will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a strict ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portaying units above the general rank and file.
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Paul Matisz at 17:46, 25 March 2006

2006-03-25T17:46:00Z

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	==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==		==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==
	In general, many of the people who do combat [[re-enactment[[s will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a strict ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portaying units above the general rank and file.		In general, many of the people who do combat [[re-enactment]]s will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a strict ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portaying units above the general rank and file.

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2006-03-23T06:21:26Z

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	==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==		==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==
	In general, many of the people who do combat re-~~enactments~~ will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a ~~strick~~ ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portaying units above the general rank and file.		In general, many of the people who do combat [[re-enactment[[s will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a strict ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portaying units above the general rank and file.

User 144 at 06:20, 23 March 2006

2006-03-23T06:20:56Z

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	Some [[medieval]] soldiers were required to serve for a limited amount of time for their lord, other were [[mercenary\|mercenaries]] who would fight for as long as they were paid.		Some [[medieval]] soldiers were required to serve for a limited amount of time for their lord, other were [[mercenary\|mercenaries]] who would fight for as long as they were paid.

			==Soldiers in Re-Enactment==
			In general, many of the people who do combat re-enactments will portray '''soldiers'''. Whilst a strick ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portaying units above the general rank and file.

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2006-02-18T04:36:53Z

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A '''soldier''' is an individual paid to fight in battle for another. Typically a soldier's equipment would be of lesser quality than a lord's, but they might supplement their equipment if on campaign.

Some soldiers would fight with melee [[weapon]]s ([[sword]], [[axe]], [[spear]], [[pike]] etc) and others would be armed with missile weapons ([[musket]] [[bow]], [[longbow]], [[crossbow]], [[sling]] etc). These weapons varied depending on time period and culture.

Some [[medieval]] soldiers were required to serve for a limited amount of time for their lord, other were [[mercenary|mercenaries]] who would fight for as long as they were paid.