ROMEN005A - Carthaginian Infantry Soldier with Red Shield A Light Horse officer’s command

A Light Horse officer’s command role involved:

Units such as Ala II Flavia represented the skill and mobility of Rome’s mounted troops

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A telephone operator was the person responsible for manually connecting telephone calls before modern automated dialing systems became widespread

ROMEN005A - Carthaginian Infantry Soldier with Red Shield A Light Horse officer’s commandROMEN005A Carthaginian Infantry Soldier with Red Shield Few conflicts in history rivalled the scale and significance of the Punic Wars, where Rome and Carthage fought for supremacy across the Mediterranean. Carthaginian infantry formed the backbone of these armies, serving alongside cavalry, war elephants, and allied troops in campaigns that tested both nations for more than a century. ROMEN005A Carthaginian Infantry Soldier with Red Shield captures