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Medieval infantry formed the backbone of armies during the Middle Ages, consisting of foot soldiers equipped for close combat. They were typically armed with a variety of weapons, including swords, spears, axes, and sometimes bows or crossbows. Infantry units were often organized into formations such as shield walls or spear formations to maximize their effectiveness in battle. While knights and cavalry were prestigious and powerful, medieval infantry played a crucial role in sieges, skirmishes, and pitched battles, contributing to the military strength of kingdoms and empires across Europe.

Description
Medieval infantry formed the backbone of armies during the Middle Ages, consisting of foot soldiers equipped for close combat. They were typically armed with a variety of weapons, including swords, spears, axes, and sometimes bows or crossbows. Infantry units were often organized into formations such as shield walls or spear formations to maximize their effectiveness in battle. While knights and cavalry were prestigious and powerful, medieval infantry played a crucial role in sieges, skirmishes, and pitched battles, contributing to the military strength of kingdoms and empires across Europe.