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The Pike Square Formation The Pike Square Formation, also known as the "Pike Square" or "Pike Block," was a military formation utilized primarily during the late Middle Ages and Renaissance by infantry armed with pikes. This formation was characterized by a dense square or rectangular arrangement of soldiers, allowing for a robust defense against cavalry and enemy infantry. The key advantage of the Pike Square was its ability to create an impenetrable barrier with the long pikes, which could det

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144K views · 7K reactions | Mortar teams of the Tsentr Group of Forces eliminated an infantry group of the AFU in Dnepropetrovsk region.  Mortar team leader Ruslan Kuliyev told about the missions: ‘We complete tasks with high efficiency. We employ tactics of roving mortars, I mean, we move in, fire, and leave on repeat. The enemy has no idea that Vasilyok mortars fire’. | Russia Truth | Facebook