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tanush_kumar7mthCommentéCh 98 The Naval Academy- tanush_kumar7mthCommentéCh 4 Meeting with US Diplomat
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got it, thanks
But it was their prowess in battle that truly set the Mongols apart. Wielded with deadly precision, their weapons struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. At their sides hung the curved and razor-sharp Mongol swords, known as "scimitars" or "sabers." These weapons were crafted with exceptional craftsmanship, capable of slicing through armor and inflicting devastating wounds. - tanush_kumar1yrRépondu à Travis_Btmb
more weapons means more gold and they would need to purchase it or make it themselves. Ned doesn't have excess gold, he does have time as armies take time to assemble and march but soldiers need to be accustomed to a new weapon.
But it was their prowess in battle that truly set the Mongols apart. Wielded with deadly precision, their weapons struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. At their sides hung the curved and razor-sharp Mongol swords, known as "scimitars" or "sabers." These weapons were crafted with exceptional craftsmanship, capable of slicing through armor and inflicting devastating wounds. - tanush_kumar1yrRépondu à Travis_Btmb
thank you, I will correct it.
Completing their formidable appearance were the helmets that adorned their heads. The Roman soldiers wore various types of helmets, including the iconic "galea." The galea featured a distinctive crest and cheek guards, providing protection for the face and head without obstructing vision or hearing. - tanush_kumar1yrRépondu à Travis_Btmb
Not exactly looking to use saber but it was to give an idea about different weapons to Ned. Thank you for your honest comment.
But it was their prowess in battle that truly set the Mongols apart. Wielded with deadly precision, their weapons struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. At their sides hung the curved and razor-sharp Mongol swords, known as "scimitars" or "sabers." These weapons were crafted with exceptional craftsmanship, capable of slicing through armor and inflicting devastating wounds.