Command sends the soldier into awful terrain on a regular basis for long periods of time often to cover very large distances.
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Singular caliga are heavy soled hobnailed military boots known for being issued to roman legionary soldiers and auxiliaries throughout the roman republic and empire.
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Caliga comes from the latin callus meaning hard as hobnails were hammered into hard leather soles before being sewn onto a softer leather lattice.
Regular soldiers had shoes called campagi militaresand the well ventilated marching boot caliga with the diminutive caligulaused as a nickname for the 3rd roman emperor.
Caligae singular caliga were heavy duty thick soled openwork boots with hobnailed soles.
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Earlier legionaries wore the caligae open sandal like boots that had thick soles held together with hobnails.
Weapons will only be needed in times of war but the boot is needed every single day.
Footwear played a major role in the development of the roman civilization.
The other thing these sandals provided was traction.
Better shod armies travelled further across rougher terrain.
Roman troops were famous for marching long distances very quickly.
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In armies throughout the ages the marching boot has been a prized possession.
Caliga had extra thick soles and were studded with hobnails.
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As the empire expanded however supplies to the outposts from rome became impractical.
They were worn by the lower ranks of roman cavalrymen and foot soldiers and possibly by some centurions.
He distinctive footwear most identfied with the roman soldier was the sandal called the caligae but there were other types also.
The spikes or nails in the bottom of the shoes caused them to dig into the ground so that they would not slip and fall during the fight.