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In Spain, Granada was taken back from the Moor by the Reconquista in 1481 ~ 1491. The marines may guard the gates to heaven but the seabees shirt . The Spanish army of this period consisted of a large army of peasant soldiers, supported by long-time Swiss soldiers, archers and British contingent soldiers, Italian artillery experts, heavy infantry. French and musket. The urban militia force is now merged and commanded by the royal officer to form an army called Santa Hermandad, the beginning of the Spanish regular army, paid by taxes, Revenue is not only from rural people but also from clergy and nobles. The hiring of long Swiss soldiers led to the Spaniards establishing their own long armored companies supported by swordsmen and shields, and growing so strong that in the last decade of the 15th century, Spanish infantry was hired during the wars in Italy. Another regular army appeared in the late 15th century organized by Maximilian I, king of Germany (1486 ~ 1519). Maximilian used the basic force in the army of mercenaries known as Landsknechts, who were organized into groups of long wounded soldiers imitating from the Swiss.
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In Spain, Granada was taken back from the Moor by the Reconquista in 1481 ~ 1491. The marines may guard the gates to heaven but the seabees shirt . The Spanish army of this period consisted of a large army of peasant soldiers, supported by long-time Swiss soldiers, archers and British contingent soldiers, Italian artillery experts, heavy infantry. French and musket. The urban militia force is now merged and commanded by the royal officer to form an army called Santa Hermandad, the beginning of the Spanish regular army, paid by taxes, Revenue is not only from rural people but also from clergy and nobles. The hiring of long Swiss soldiers led to the Spaniards establishing their own long armored companies supported by swordsmen and shields, and growing so strong that in the last decade of the 15th century, Spanish infantry was hired during the wars in Italy. Another regular army appeared in the late 15th century organized by Maximilian I, king of Germany (1486 ~ 1519). Maximilian used the basic force in the army of mercenaries known as Landsknechts, who were organized into groups of long wounded soldiers imitating from the Swiss.
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