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[citation needed] (Although often referred to as "pikemen", the Swiss mercenary units.

slaughter" that occurred when columns of intermingled arquebusiers and pikemen met in the center, it also demonstrates the continuing role of traditional.

fixed at fifteen companies with 90 harquebusiers, 40 musketeers, and 60 corslets and pikemen each.

of battle without Swiss pikemen as the infantry core of their armies.

Frederick Taylor groups the infantry into only two units: 9,500 landsknechts under Empser and 8,000 Gascon archers and Picard pikemen under the Seigneur de Molart.

arquebusiers could shoot down their foes, and could then run to the nearby pikemen for shelter if enemy cavalry or pikes drew near.

represents soldiers or infantry, or more particularly, armed peasants or pikemen.

possible intent of capturing Bourbon, but it was held by German and Spanish pikemen and ravaged by arquebus fire.

They were variously armed with calivers, muskets, corslets (pikemen"s armour), longbows or bills, with the highest proportion of old-fashioned.

The siege tower sometimes housed spearmen, pikemen, swordsmen, archers or crossbowmen who shot arrows and quarrels.

A mixed group of 2,000 Gascon crossbowmen and 1,000 Picard pikemen, gathered from Molart's and Bozollo's troops, advanced towards the camp; according to Taylor, they moved along a path between the embankment and the river, and were shielded from view by the former.

of Morat consisted of 10,000 men, the outer four ranks being made up of pikemen, the inner ranks of halberdiers, the force having an estimated area of.

medieval and Early Modern warfare that occurred when two opposing columns of pikemen (often Swiss mercenaries or German Landsknechte) met and became locked.