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Ancient Macedonian battle tactics
Ancient Macedonia employed a range of tactics and formations in their military campaigns, the most notable of these is the Macedonian phalanx, Developed by Philip II and used extensively on campaign by his son Alexander the Great.
==Battle tactics prior to reforms of Phillip II==
Prior to the reign of Philip II (382–336 BC) Macedonia was a comparatively minor state with a mixed Hellenic and Barbarian culture. Its armies were similar to that of other Greek states to the south in that they employed to an extent the use of the phalanx. Such early Macedonian armies showed clear similarities with the military styles of nearby Barbarian states such as Thrace and Iyllria. The army most likely used the Doru and Aspis (a mid-length Hellenic spear and solid metallic shield.) The army was of no substantial threat or force; prominence of the army only came after the reign of Phillip the II.
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