-
which often involved the
placing of
arquebusiers in the
protective wagons and
using them
against the enemy.
Arquebusiers were also used
effectively at the...
- were
pikemen (75%), 50 were
arquebusiers (12.5%), and 50 were
halberdiers or two-handed
swordsmen (12.5%).
Arquebusiers, halberdiers, and
swordsmen all...
- Fire the
Arquebusiers! is a role-playing game
magazine that
focussed on
Dungeons &
Dragons and
other fantasy role-playing games. In the 1970s and 1980s...
- An Ángel
arcabucero (
arquebusier angel) is an
angel depicted with an
arquebus (an
early muzzle-loaded firearm)
instead of the
sword traditional for martial...
- D'Avalos sent out
parties of
arquebusiers in an
attempt to
locate the
French flanks; Enghien, in turn,
detached about 800
arquebusiers under Montluc to delay...
- 5,000 Spaniards, and 3,000 Italians.
Within the infantry,
Imperial arquebusiers formed a part of the
Spanish colunellas and of the
German doppelsöldners...
-
comprising around 9,000 men,
including 2,000
Landsknecht pikemen, 1,000
arquebusiers and 20 cannons,
defeated the
French force of 9,000 men,
mainly gendarme...
- In the 16th
century the
bardiche was ****ociated with the streltsy,
arquebusiers of
Imperial Russia established by Ivan the Terrible. [The broad-headed...
-
death of
their leaders. He then
reduced the
number of
mercenary Ottoman arquebusiers to 200, and
relying on his own
forces retired to
Emfraz near Lake Tana...
-
emblem of the
arquebusiers in the
figure of the
young girl who
carries a dead
chicken on her belt,
referencing the
clauweniers (
arquebusiers) and a type...
