62124 - Seaver Saxon Shield Wall Defender visibility on the battlefield was

visibility on the battlefield was often limited by smoke

infantry combat relied on strict

barricades

Army officer who served as the acting commander of the 101st Airborne Division during the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944

and responding "Nuts

62124 - Seaver Saxon Shield Wall Defender visibility on the battlefield wasThe Saxon shield wall was a key 8th 11th century infantry tactic, where warriors stood shoulder to shoulder, overlapping round shields to create a near impenetrable barrier against arrows, spears, and cavalry. This cohesive,, often multi layered, formation provided, crucial,, defense for, Saxon, forces,, allowing, them, to withstand, heavy assaults by, using, spears, or, axes to attack through gaps.