Legionary college

[TITVS SABATINVS AQVILIVS]

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Just wondering, would you have liked to attend a roman legionary "modern" college?<br>
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Could, just one year of it (not fanatically), be an useful thing to build character of young people and teach them to learn no-modern technology living too?<br>
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So, just not a military academy, but a mind restoring experience: maybe a little bit hard but human and without excesses. Don't you think it can help them to appreciate the present "confort" without forgetting the basic activities a man has to know, like, for example, making themselves useful objects instead of just buying them or defending himself without a gun...<br>
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Suggestions:<br>
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1) the building: a reconstructed roman fort (like Saalburg, for example)<br>
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2) the " iron uniform" (eh, eh, eh, you know about "uniforms"...<br>
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3) the drill (you know it too<br>
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4) the classic studies<br>
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5) the language (Latin of course, and maybe a little bit of Greek)<br>
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6) sports (first cavalry sports, you know them too<br>
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7) the work (handicraft: wood, leather and metal. Building construction)<br>
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EM the clubs (centuriae or cohortes)<br>
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9) the strategy and tactics<br>
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10) the fight (intended like martial art)<br>
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11) the spirituality (religions, myths, traditions)<br>
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12) the laws<br>
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Improve this list if you like...<br>
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Ualete,<br>
Titus Sabatinus aquilius<br>
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