[300] Platoon 300
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Created: 2014-03-10
Rank
24
Score
484,759
Skill
448
K/D
1.000
Time
443h 17m
ACHTUNG PLATOON!
wenn ihr buddys habt mit denen ihr zusammen spielt und die noch einen Platoon suchen, kann ich sie gerne Inviten wenn sie es möchten. Also holt ran was geht Männer!
Ahhuu!
Platoon Leader Nell_Slice
Three Hundred Free Men (300 SPARTAN)
The Battle of Thermopylae is the inial major event of the Second Persian War, the Persian invasion, led by King Xerxes (son of Darius, who was defeated by the Athenians) into the Greek city-states (480 BC).
A Spartan contingent of 300 of their finest elite, led by King Leonidas, to the mountain pass of Thermopylae. The strategy behind this move was to stall the Persian advance long enough for the Atheinian fleet to destroy the much larger Persian naval force. The Spartan force did their job and the Athenians eventually tricked the Persian fleet into a trap and reduced the Persian fleet to militarly insignificance. The Sparta-led force would have received reinforcements, but Greek religious beliefs prevented them from sending troops during the festival of Karnea.
The Persian forces ranged between 1,000,000 and 1,300,000 troops of various kinds. None of which, however, were ready for the far superior tactics of the Greeks. After three days of intense battle, suppossedly a Greek who was a Persian sympathizer, revaled a secret moutain path behind the Greek forces, whereby the Persians surrounded the Greeks, killing them to the last man. The Persians, however, sustained heavy losses, proving the superiority of the Greek method of warfare. The Persians did enter the Greek city-sates, but after their failure and defeat at the naval battle of Salamis, they were unable to maintain a significance force in the Greek lands. As a result, the Spartan-led force played a hugely significant role in undermining the Persian invasion.
wenn ihr buddys habt mit denen ihr zusammen spielt und die noch einen Platoon suchen, kann ich sie gerne Inviten wenn sie es möchten. Also holt ran was geht Männer!
Ahhuu!
Platoon Leader Nell_Slice
Three Hundred Free Men (300 SPARTAN)
The Battle of Thermopylae is the inial major event of the Second Persian War, the Persian invasion, led by King Xerxes (son of Darius, who was defeated by the Athenians) into the Greek city-states (480 BC).
A Spartan contingent of 300 of their finest elite, led by King Leonidas, to the mountain pass of Thermopylae. The strategy behind this move was to stall the Persian advance long enough for the Atheinian fleet to destroy the much larger Persian naval force. The Spartan force did their job and the Athenians eventually tricked the Persian fleet into a trap and reduced the Persian fleet to militarly insignificance. The Sparta-led force would have received reinforcements, but Greek religious beliefs prevented them from sending troops during the festival of Karnea.
The Persian forces ranged between 1,000,000 and 1,300,000 troops of various kinds. None of which, however, were ready for the far superior tactics of the Greeks. After three days of intense battle, suppossedly a Greek who was a Persian sympathizer, revaled a secret moutain path behind the Greek forces, whereby the Persians surrounded the Greeks, killing them to the last man. The Persians, however, sustained heavy losses, proving the superiority of the Greek method of warfare. The Persians did enter the Greek city-sates, but after their failure and defeat at the naval battle of Salamis, they were unable to maintain a significance force in the Greek lands. As a result, the Spartan-led force played a hugely significant role in undermining the Persian invasion.