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portada Roman Roads in Gaul: Home Lines of Communication and Basing Support Operational
Type
Physical Book
Author
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
64
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
28.0 x 21.6 x 0.3 cm
Weight
0.17 kg.
ISBN13
9781511634922
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Roman Roads in Gaul: Home Lines of Communication and Basing Support Operational

United States Army Command and General S (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

Roman Roads in Gaul: Home Lines of Communication and Basing Support Operational - United States Army Command and General S

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Synopsis "Roman Roads in Gaul: Home Lines of Communication and Basing Support Operational"

National militaries extend operational reach through the use of improved lines of communication and basing. Evidence of Roman roads and fortifications in Gaul reveals a history of physical infrastructure extending operational reach in order to increase the Roman Army's chance of success. Three case studies provide a framework for this study. First, Caesar's legions used Gallic folkways to fight in Gaul from 58-50 BC. Second, the Romans projected all forces for the invasion of Britain over roads in Gaul in 43 AD. Third, from 19 BC until the fall of Rome in the fifth century AD, along the Germanic frontier. All three periods of Roman operations in Gaul demonstrate the interplay of the components of operational reach. Poor roads and basing restricted Caesar's potential operational reach in Gaul. The deployment toward Britain over Roman roads in Gaul succeeded due to significant increases in infrastructure. On the static frontiers of the Roman empire, the army greatly reduced the potential momentum of its forces as a trade-off for greater endurance and protection.

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