A review of various types of soldiers around the world 2.

 This time, we are on the side of siege weapons and other soldiers. 4. The siege weapon is an indispensable weapon before the siege.There are various types and uses.First of all, the basic purpose is to attack the castle, and it is often used as a field. 4-1. Dialysis machines are generally used to break enemy walls.There are two main types of dialyzer: the old foaming type and the rotating type.;;) The form of the old cannon literally started in the form of a crossbow.We developed this in Macedonia.The person who led this was Alexander's father, Philip, who carried out the lightening of the siege weapon and Alexander used it in battles against the Persian.These old-fashioned weapons later develop into personal weapons such as crossbow.It is also often used in the field.The principle is like a medieval crossbow. Rotating dialysers are generally called dialysers.At first, we relied only on manpower, but we applied the principle of equilibrium.A typical example is a dialyzer called Trebuchet.Heavyen the front of the arm and lighten the rear arm.Then force the back down.Then, if you load a stone and cut something like a string that is forcibly lowered in the back, the front will go down due to weight, and the back will soar up on the contrary. These large dialysers have always been problematic in volume and weight, and to solve this problem, they were divided into parts or made lightweight to save mobility. 4-2. Chargers are weapons used to break down walls or walls.It is often used when there is no dialyzer or when you don't want to break down the castle.Charger approaches the castle and pushes the enemy's wall with logs to break it.Sheep heads or iron lamps were used on the hips to increase destructive power.However, since it was defenseless against the enemy's arrow attack, it was covered with a wet leather lamp to prevent it from burning.However, there were many ways to break down the car, such as laying it down with heavy stones or catching it with a hook and flipping it over. 4-3. Gongseong Pagoda Gongseong Pagoda is a way to cross the walls of the enemy.Of course, it can be solved with a ladder, but it is impossible to climb the ladder at once, and there were many casualties when the ladder was cut off or pushed away from the wall.That's why I made the Gongseong Tower.Wood structures were made at the same height as the walls, and troops were put in them, and then they went to the walls and attached them so that they could cross the walls immediately.In short, it can be said that the ladder was covered with a protective shell.Of course, we used wet leather to prevent fire.Gongseong Pagoda was also called a city hunter (Helpolis). 5. Guitar Elephant-Elephant was a powerful charge force.India and Carthage have been used in many countries.First of all, the overwhelming feeling from that size, the fear of the crying sound, and the strength from the heavy body were enormous.It was a scarier disaster for infantry than cavalry.Of course, if you block it well, it won't be anything.However, if it was too large and went wrong, it was often out of control, causing damage to the military.Also, my skin was not that thick, so I armed it with armor. Breakdown-Use other elephants or side attacks, cutting off noses, shooting tar-covered arrows, and dialyzing machines.For your information, Commodus went out to a dumping ground and confronted an elephant, of course a small elephant. Camel-Camel is a disease used in the desert and is said to have been very strong for cavalry.(Of course, for a small cavalry;) it could be said to be an essential element in the desert.Rome used camels to use a combination of archers and spearmen.