The majority of William's soldiers were infantry, who fought on foot using a variety of weapons, including swords, spears, axes, and bows and arrows. They were supported by a contingent of cavalry, who were mounted on horses and used their speed and mobility to charge at the enemy and break their formations. William also brought with him a number of siege engines, such as battering rams and siege towers, which he used to attack fortified castles and towns.
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