Uniforms and Armors

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>>544800
Prehistoric Era: Naked, like the Celts.
Ancient Era: Naked, like the Celts.
Classical Era: Naked, like the Celts.
Early Medieval: Naked, like the Celts.
Late Medieval: Naked, like the Celts.
Renaissance: Naked, like the Celts.
Age of Exploration and Enlightenment: Naked, like the Celts.
1800s: Naked, like the Celts.
WW1: Naked, like the Celts.
WW2: Naked, like the Celts.
Cold War: Naked, like the Celts.
Modern Day: Naked, like the Celts.
Of all Time: Naked, like the Celts.

>>544918
Kek

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>Prehistoric Era:pic related
>Ancient Era:
>Classical Era:phalanx, I think the romans underrated the phalanx
>Early Medieval:norman knights, chainmail everywhere
>Late Medieval:full plate
>Renaissance:hardened steel breastplate and morion
>Age of Exploration and Enlightenment:heavy cavalry breastplate
>1800s: none
>WW1:mark V
>WW2:pershing
>Cold War:bunker
>Modern Day:bunker
>Of all Time:spaceship too distant from the enemy to detect

>>544918
>Irish top poster

>>544800
>ancient era: Thracian/Dacian fighters, with shield, sword and their symbol. Their armours weren't meant to be ostentatious like the Romans' ones
>classical era: I guess the Celts, I have to agree with that
>early medieval: Normans/Vikings with chainmail and dank helmets
>late medieval: Japanese samurai fighters
>renaissance: that's an art era, not a historic one - but if I am to say one, I would go for polish hussars
>1800s: Russian, especially oprichniks
>WW1: French even if they sucked
>WW2: they have all looked boring - but I would say Germans, I like these caps
>cold war: don't like any
>modern day: don't like any
>of all time: Thracians or Normans, even the modern russians.

>>545094
I forgot the prehistoric age, which would be Persia.

>>545015
Phalanx was not a uniform, or armor...

Prehistoric Era:butt naked
Ancient Era:copper chest plate
Classical Era:lorica segmentata
Early Medieval:chainmail
Late Medieval:full plate
Renaissance:conquistador armor
Age of Exploration and Enlightenment:conquistador armor
1800s: (not including Napoleonic wars):Prussian uniform
WW1:British uniform
WW2:German uniform
Cold War:American uniform (fortunate son playing in the background)
Modern Day:General Buttnaked's uniform
Of all Time:going to battle naked

>>545715
Try thinking. The ideal armor depends on the environment you're in, the Phalanx is a general term for fighting in formation and all that comes with it.

>>545099
>>545094
Wow you really don't know history buddy.
Dacian/Thracian armor was similar to celtic armor. Prehistory generally means before the agricultural revolotion, but you wouldn't know what that was anyway.

>>545768
So, you're using the phalanx as a figurative form of armor. As in being protected by the entire group?

>>545821
Thracians have never fought naked as I know.

That means OP is dumb and doesn't know history - the only prehistoric armour is a rag placed on the inguinal area.

>>545015
>WW2
>Perhsing
>Appeared at 1945

wat

>>544800
>Prehistoric Era:
that confy bearskin