Learnings: Military Leadership - Revision history

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	It may also have been mandatory to have another leader on the frontline, well-placed to lead by example. A commander who would get his hands dirty with the rest of his men was a source of inspiration and morale, two key qualities that kept armies fighting against unfavorable odds.		It may also have been mandatory to have another leader on the frontline, well-placed to lead by example. A commander who would get his hands dirty with the rest of his men was a source of inspiration and morale, two key qualities that kept armies fighting against unfavorable odds.

	This artifact is known as the {{Wiki\|Sutton Hoo helmet}}. Some scholars believe it belonged to King ~~{{Wiki\|~~Rædwald of East Anglia\|Rædwald}} of [[East Anglia]], allegedly a strong military leader.		This artifact is known as the {{Wiki\|Sutton Hoo helmet}}. Some scholars believe it belonged to King [[Rædwald of East Anglia\|Rædwald]] of [[East Anglia]], allegedly a strong military leader.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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	[[File:DTVA Sutton Hoo helmet reconstruction.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Reconstruction of the Sutton Hoo helmet / 7th cent.]]		[[File:DTVA Sutton Hoo helmet reconstruction.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Reconstruction of the Sutton Hoo helmet / 7th cent.]]
	[[Anglo-Saxon]] armies were not led by a single general. Each war band had more than one leader, and at least one of them would take up a position behind their "army" to supervise the battle.		[[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] armies were not led by a single general. Each war band had more than one leader, and at least one of them would take up a position behind their "army" to supervise the battle.

	It may also have been mandatory to have another leader on the frontline, well-placed to lead by example. A commander who would get his hands dirty with the rest of his men was a source of inspiration and morale, two key qualities that kept armies fighting against unfavorable odds.		It may also have been mandatory to have another leader on the frontline, well-placed to lead by example. A commander who would get his hands dirty with the rest of his men was a source of inspiration and morale, two key qualities that kept armies fighting against unfavorable odds.

	This artifact is known as the {{Wiki\|Sutton Hoo helmet}}. Some scholars believe it belonged to King {{Wiki\|Rædwald of East Anglia}}, allegedly a strong military leader.		This artifact is known as the {{Wiki\|Sutton Hoo helmet}}. Some scholars believe it belonged to King {{Wiki\|Rædwald of East Anglia\|Rædwald}} of [[East Anglia]], allegedly a strong military leader.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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[[File:DTVA Sutton Hoo helmet reconstruction.jpg|thumb|250px|Reconstruction of the Sutton Hoo helmet / 7th cent.]]
[[Anglo-Saxon]] armies were not led by a single general. Each war band had more than one leader, and at least one of them would take up a position behind their "army" to supervise the battle.

It may also have been mandatory to have another leader on the frontline, well-placed to lead by example. A commander who would get his hands dirty with the rest of his men was a source of inspiration and morale, two key qualities that kept armies fighting against unfavorable odds.

This artifact is known as the {{Wiki|Sutton Hoo helmet}}. Some scholars believe it belonged to King {{Wiki|Rædwald of East Anglia}}, allegedly a strong military leader.
[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]