The Spartan Army was a highly disciplined military force from the ancient city-state of Sparta in Greece. Known for their rigorous training and strict lifestyle, Spartan soldiers, called hoplites, were trained from a young age to become elite warriors. Their primary focus was on combat skills, physical fitness, and loyalty to the state. The Spartan Army played a crucial role in various conflicts, including the Peloponnesian War against Athens. Their tactics emphasized teamwork and discipline, often using the phalanx formation, where soldiers stood shoulder to shoulder, creating a formidable wall of shields and spears. This organization made them one of the most feared military forces of their time.