100 Most powerful Militaries of all time

[ixulescu]

Definitely not.
This list only counts Wikipedia battle entries. Obviously not all battles have Wikipedia entries and not every battle is equally significant.

Useless video.

[Cristiano viejo]

Definitely not.
This list only counts Wikipedia battle entries. Obviously not all battles have Wikipedia entries and not every battle is equally significant.

Useless video.

Jealous?

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Not enough, what about Iberian/Celtiberians victories against Romans? there were a few during 200 years
What about Aragón?

Spain didn't exist as national entity during the Roman era. Did you not notice Italy and Rome are separated also?

It actually makes more sense to allow Castile and Aragon their own distinctive place and for Spain to officially start in 1474. Either have all together or start at 1474.

[ixulescu]

Jealous?

Address my argument.

[Cristiano viejo]

Spain didn't exist as national entity during the Roman era. Did you not notice Italy and Rome are separated also?

It actually makes more sense to allow Castile and Aragon their own distinctive place and for Spain to officially start in 1474. Either have all together or start at 1474.

But then they should not count the kingdom of England, GB and UK all together, and they do.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Address my argument.

It may be true on major battles throughout history but certainly is not detailed. I have a book on battles that weights like 10 pounds and there are minor battles that I'm aware of that aren't listed there, for example.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

But then they should not count the kingdom of England, GB and UK all together, and they do.

Scotland and Wales are separated in the video.

[Jehan]

I don't watch the video yet. But I wonder how do they countr when many countries participate in a battle in the same sides?