What military advantages and disadvantages did the Romans have?

ok,so the romans had an advantage on land because of their superior skills of combat and dicipline.Their one disadvantage was that they had no navy at all,because they thought of travelling over water as bad luck,and also because their military was too large for the commanders to organize them, because it would be like 8 commanders getting the attention of 100,000,000 soldiers

Answered by unit274 | 2024-06-10

The Romans succeeded in establishing a vast empire due to military advantages like their divide-and-conquer technique, negotiation from a position of strength, and colonization of conquered lands. However, they faced disadvantages like societal strain due to losses of life and property, expensive wars, and the burden of conflict on lower socio-economic classes. ;

Answered by JohnBarrymore | 2024-06-18

The Romans had significant military advantages, including superior training, strong infrastructure, and tactical innovations. However, they also faced challenges like overextension, reliance on mercenaries, and internal conflicts, which complicated their military endeavors. Additionally, an early lack of naval power and the high costs of warfare strained their resources over time.
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Answered by unit274 | 2024-12-26