As he entered Teutoburg forest, he did so without entering combat formation and without any proper reconnaissance. These issues were made worse that the forest recently had a bad storm so the pathway was narrow and very muddy. Arminius used these elements to his advantage by sending skirmisher forces and light infantry to break up the Roman formation. The Roman legions were already isolated because they weren't in combat formation. Arminius made sure they couldn't link up and organize which destroyed the Roman's one major advantage over the Germans. With these heavy German attacks and the inability for the Romans to organize and fight as a unit like they were accustomed to the casualties were extremely high for the Romans. As night fell the Romans were able to set up a fortified night camp to try an reorganize and plan how to fight back. The next morning the Romans broke out from their camp and attempted to escape by marching through another forested area. This led to extremely high casualties for the Romans and Roman's were constantly being attacked by missile fire and had no defense against it because the roman archers couldn't fire their bows as they were wet from the constant storms hitting the battlefield. Roman shields also became extremely heavy from being waterlogged by the rain making them even more vulnerable to the Germanic warriors. As night came the Romans attempted to escape the forest again but they fail into another one of Arminius' traps. The Germans had built a narrow pathway through a swamp leading to a wall they had constructed. The Romans funneled onto the narrow pathway to try and attack the German wall but their lack of numbers just led to even more casualties which were further extended by the lack of anywhere to retreat to for the Romans. At this point, the Romans had begun to disintegrate as the Romans devolved into an every man for himself mentality. Varus' second in command, Numonius Vala, abandoned the army taking the entire Roman calvary regiment with him but his calvary were chased down by Germanic horsemen and slaughtered.
The Forest Recreation Michigan has some of the best forests in the country. The forests of Michigan are used for many reasons. ... Without hunting, deer populations would exceed the forest capacity and could be detrimental to the forest. ... When the snow melts the forests come alive. ... The forests of Michigan are used by everyone. ...
Forest Fires Forest fires have been around since the dawn of time. ... So one might ask, "Who is in charge of the forests?" ... Forest Service is. ... Forest Service, their approach to dealing with forests fires has changed the ways of the entire U.S. ... Forest Service. ...
Gustave Klimt : The Birch Forest. ... He believed that reality consisted of archetypes (forms) and that what we perceive around us is only an imitation of these archetypes, therefore Klimt's Birch Forest is an interpretation of a perfect birch forest, reinterpreted. ... I disagree because I do not see what a forest of birch could do with the society. ... The sunlight streaming through the forest of pale tree trunks contrasting with the multicoloured leaves on the forest floor. ... Klimt's painting, The Birch Forest, is a piece of artwork....
Science- Old growth forest To destroy or not to destroy, that is the question at hand in this assignment. There are two distinct sides in this grand battle, there are the people who want this heritage forest destroyed whilst there are the other group who would like to see it kept as part of Tasmanias history. ... But this forest is special to our history. ... The second group are the conservationists, the group who are against this kind of forest being destroyed. ... The second this reason this kind of forest shouldn't be destroyed is because it is very old, there are literally...
The Cedar Forest was the realm of the Mesopotamian Gods and where no mortal or normal human being was allowed to enter. He was sent there to protect the forest by terrifying any man that dared enter the forest by using his size and god-like feature to be almost unstoppable when at the right moment. ... Humbaba was assigned to be the protector of the Cedar Forest, and to do this he'd need traits or characteristics to terrify any man that would dare enter the forest for any reason or to alter the forest in any way. ... He uses his traits to frighten or defeat any mortal or warrior that trie...
MAINE FOREST SERVICE: POSITION ON CLEAR-CUTTING We, the Maine Forest Service, in general, don't believe in the practice of clear-cutting for sustainable forest management. ... Firstly, the committee should be informed of the research that the Maine Forest Service has done to examine the effects of clear-cutting on the forest environment as a whole. ... First and Foremost, clearcutting destroys the natural balance of the forest ecosystem. ... In sum, each part of the forest is dependent on the other for means of survival. ... The forest soil, is possibly the most valuable resource in...
Gilgamesh faces many difficulties during his life; the first difficulty he faces is going to the Cedar Forest. There are a few reasons why Gilgamesh and Enkidu, Gilgamesh's companion, go into the Cedar Forest. ... Gilgamesh had to overcome many difficulties on his quest; one of these is battling with Humbaba in the Cedar Forest. When Gilgamesh and Enkidu go into the Cedar Forest they must kill Humbaba, the guardian of the forest, in order to get the wood that his people need. ... When Gilgamesh and Enkidu went to the Cedar Forest their friendship deepened. ...
Forest Gump This famous movie produced in 1994 was one of history's classics. ... The movie contains three main stars: Forest, Jenny, and Lieutenant Dan Taylor. ... Forest tells his life story sitting at a bus stop comparing it to a box of chocolates. ... In the end, it seems his boy Forest was starting his exciting journey the same way his dad did. ... Forest gump seemed to keep all its historical events accurate to the actual history of America. ...
The Battle of the Buldge was the last of the German attacks. ... The Battle of the Buldge was the largest land battle of World War 2. More then a million men participated in this battle, 600,000 germans, 500,000 Americans and 55,000 British armies were fighting. ... He would attack during the Christmas season in the Ardennes Forest, an area where there were only a few allied shoulders. ... After fierce battles the German forces were pushed back and gave up all the land they had conquered in the beginning of the battle. ...
