ROM003-TM - Senior Centurion Commanding Papau New Guinea courage and aggression combined on

courage and aggression combined on the battlefield

or advancing infantry formations

Adds scale and realism to armoured scenes

It provides collectors with an opportunity to portray the behind-the-scenes work that allowed armies to manoeuvre and operate effectively

ROM003-TM - Senior Centurion Commanding Papau New Guinea courage and aggression combined onWhat a Centurion was Centurions were the backbone of the Roman army. They: Commanded a century (roughly 80100 soldiers) Enforced discipline and training Led troops directly in battle Served as experienced professional soldiers They were promoted through merit, not nobility. What Senior Centurion means Within a Roman legion, centurions were ranked internally. The most senior included: Primus Pilus (first spear) The highest ranking centurion in a legion