Probably, one of the first Romans came up with the difference between soldiers and commanders.
They were required to lead on the battlefield. After all, the army of Rome was trained, disciplined. Therefore, she could make maneuvers and regroupings even in the midst of the battle. In the mind of the enemy and under his blows.
The army of Rome was truly strong ...
So, the Romans did simply and witty. They gave their centurions (hundreds) a cross crest on the helmet. The comb was made of iron, bright ribbons and feathers were mounted in it.
That's so colorful, uncomfortable for a helmet carrier ...))
But the Roman commanders, from a distance glancing at the battle, immediately understood the location of their troops.
After all, where is the centurion, there are its soldiers. And on the head of this officer is always bright, visible from afar comb ...
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