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What Did The Roman Army Do When It Wasn't Fighting?

What were the soldiers of the roman army doing when they were not fighting.

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    Roman army was a set of land-based military force which was employed by the Roman Empire, as part of the Roman military. Roman Army was made up of around 179,200 men. They were mostly at war. However, in times of peace, they continued with daily trainings for maintaining their fitness. They would practice running, fencing, javelin throwing, military drill practice etc. They were also involved in Weapon practicing. Apart from the necessary military trainings, they also practiced swimming, horse riding etc. They were also involved in labor work when required.
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    Aicha 

    answered 2 years ago

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